Rooted in Lagos and Toronto, Hunter TV Africa is a live events and broadcast company putting African culture on the world's biggest stages — for over two decades.
20+
Years
9
Countries
20+
Sold-out shows
40+
Artists hosted
Founder & CEO
Qasim Abiola Oderinde
Our story
Hunter TV Africa started over 20 years ago with Lagos-based shows and promotions within the Fuji cycle — the first major show being Saheed Osupa's Ofin Oba. What began as grassroots Fuji promotion grew into a transcontinental platform staging concerts, premieres, podcasts, food festivals and cultural showcases from Lagos to Toronto and beyond.
We work where music meets film, where fashion meets food, where Fuji meets Afrobeats — because culture is never one thing. Every show we stage, every story we broadcast, is a love letter to a continent and the diaspora that keeps it alive. We are builders of moments — and the moments are building the future.
We produce live experiences and broadcast moments that honour African excellence in music, film, fashion, food and faith. We hire African, build with African crews, and pay African creatives what global stages pay everyone else.
By 2030, Hunter TV Africa will be the leading independent live-events and broadcast house bridging Africa and its diaspora — owned, run and seen by the people whose story it tells.
What we do
Every Hunter TV production lives at the intersection of stage, screen and story.
Afrobeats, Fuji, Highlife, Amapiano — live, loud and properly mixed.
Red carpets, screenings and producer-led showcases for African cinema.
From Naija food fests to diaspora street markets — culture you can taste.
Long-form conversations with the people shaping the culture today.
From Agbada to avant-garde — staging tradition with modern swagger.
Lagos ↔ Toronto ↔ London ↔ Atlanta — one circuit, one continent.
The founder
Producer. Storyteller. Cultural architect. The mind staging African excellence on stages from Lagos to North America.
Qasim Abiola Oderinde is a Nigerian-Canadian producer, broadcaster, and the founding force behind Hunter TV Africa. For over a decade, he has built a reputation for staging African culture with the polish of a global brand and the soul of a hometown party.
His productions have hosted Afrobeats headliners, Fuji legends, Nollywood A-list, diaspora chefs and emerging African designers — all under one philosophy: African excellence deserves African ownership, on every stage it touches.
Equally at home in a tailored tuxedo or a regal agbada, Qasim moves between boardroom and backstage, pitch deck and dance floor — bridging two continents and two generations of African storytelling.
Founder's vision
"Every African child should grow up watching themselves win on a global stage — in our language, in our colours, on our terms.That's the only reason Hunter TV exists. The shows are just the proof."
Qasim Abiola Oderinde
Founder & CEO, Hunter TV Africa
The journey
Early 2000s
Started doing Lagos-based shows and promotions within the Fuji cycle. The first major show was Saheed Osupa's Ofin Oba — the spark that started it all.
2000s–2010s
Years of back-to-back Fuji concerts, cultural events, and artist management across Lagos — K1, Pasuma, Malaika, and more.
2018
Felabration Canada, Fun Fair Festival with Tope Alabi, and the first diaspora concerts bring African entertainment to North America.
2019
Kizz Daniel's Canada tour, Club On The Sea Edition 1.0, and Felabration Edition 2.0 prove the touring model works.
2021
The annual all-white Fuji party on January 2nd is born — it will grow into a Lagos institution that diaspora Nigerians fly home for every Detty December.
2022–2023
AfroDJ Fest across East Africa, K1 Phenomena 50 Years On Stage, Pasuma in Toronto, Basketmouth and Kenny Blaq tours across Canada.
2024
K1 USA Invasion (5 cities in 5 days), Asake Live in Kenya, Broda Shaggi in Edmonton — a permanent multi-continent production base.
2025
K1 New Year Fest hits its 5th Anniversary, KS1 Malaika's 50th Birthday, the Legendary Concert in Abuja, Olamide in Toronto, and the Diaspora Investment & Business Summit launches.
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