By AFRO Staff

Members of the international community came together with local residents at Current Space on July 23 for an extraordinary event called “Global Entry.” The captivating affair was a celebration of cultural diversity, showcasing the richness of global food and music to local residents.

Global Entry, hosted by Gaia Bethel-Birch, Malaika Aminata Clements and Nicola Uatuva, provided an enchanting opportunity for attendees to explore communities from around the world through their taste buds and dance moves. The event featured an array of delectable dishes from West Africa, allowing participants to indulge in a unique culinary journey. From tantalizing Afro Beats to the groovy rhythms of Amapiano and the infectious rhythm of Afrohouse, the music selection at Global Entry had everyone on their feet, dancing and rejoicing in the spirit of freedom. 

  • Clothes and accessories by Stacey Dyce are put on
    display for potential customers. (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • Lamb Suya, a Nigerian delicacy, is offered to attendees. (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • Crystal Shackelford, of Eden’s fairy
    (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • Aderonke Makanjuola and Khadijat Abiola, founder
    and chef of platinum Amala, which catered the event.(Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • Stacey Dyce, designer and owner of Sybarite Soul, serves as a Global Entry vendor.
    (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • The reflection of Basith Salami is captured as he
    prepares to serve food at the Global Entry event on
    July 23. (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • Event organizers Nicola Uatuva (front, left), Gaia
    Bethel and Malaika Aminata Clements strike a pose
    with John “DJ Jay Rags” Johnson after a successful
    event.(Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • College student, Anu Sahar, enjoys the festival. (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • Jada Davis and Yoshi Robert’s groove to the Afro-beat vibes.
    (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)
  • Jada Wilson (left), Elaine Wilson and singer and songwriter Jasmine “MovaKween” Wilson enjoy the international culture on display.
    (Photos taken by Edoghogho Joy Ugiagbe)

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