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EeZee Tee set for 5th Mindustry Conference in Lagos
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EeZee Tee set for 5th Mindustry Conference in Lagos

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
EeZee Tee set for 5th Mindustry Conference in Lagos

The fifth edition of the Mindustry Conference, an annual gathering examining issues around ministry, music, business, leadership and culture, is scheduled to hold on October 3, 2026, in Lagos.


The one-day conference, convened by gospel music executive and entrepreneur Dr. Ezekiel ThankGod, popularly known as EeZee Tee, will take place at the Marriott Hotel, Ikeja.


Organised by the Institute of Mindustry and powered by EeZee Conceptz Global, the conference is expected to feature keynote sessions, panel discussions, mentorship and networking activities.


The event which is in partnership with Warner Music Africa/Africori is expected to create an avenue for discussions between gospel music practitioners and professionals within the broader music industry, particularly around distribution, artist development and the business side of music.


Speaking about the 2026 edition, EeZee Tee said the growth of gospel music should be accompanied by the development of structures and institutions that can support those creating and leading within the sector.


“At EeZee Conceptz Global, we believe that the future of gospel music will not only be determined by the songs we create, but by the people, systems and institutions we build around those songs,” he said.


He said the partnership with Warner Music Africa/Africori would provide opportunities for creatives and leaders to engage with industry knowledge and experience relevant to both ministry and the marketplace.


The Mindustry Conference was established as an annual platform for conversations connecting ministry and the music business, with its activities covering education, mentorship, networking, worship and collaboration.

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