Lagos hosts 6th ‘Bodex Social Media Hangout’ spotlighting AI, digital influence

Lagos State has successfully hosted the sixth edition of the Bodex Social Media Hangout (BSMH 6.0), a premier digital media and thought-leadership event.

The event was held from Friday, November 21, 2025 to Sunday, November 23, 2025.

The event, themed “Social Media & A.I Influence: Transforming Yourself, Services & the Society,” highlighted the growing influence of technology, innovation, and responsible communication in shaping modern society and professional practice.

Convened by Bodex Hungbo, the three-day programme took place across the University of Lagos, and Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja, attracting policymakers, academics, creatives, legal professionals, influencers, and digital strategists from across Nigeria and beyond.

The event served as a platform for exchanging ideas on the evolving digital landscape, emerging trends in artificial intelligence, and strategies for ethical content creation.

The opening day centred on ethics, education, and youth empowerment in the age of artificial intelligence. Keynote speeches, interactive panels, and discussions addressed the societal and professional implications of AI, digital responsibility, and innovation.

Speakers and panelists explored topics including ethical communication, building personal brands with AI tools, legal frameworks for digital expression, and the broader societal impact of social media.

The youth panel focused on empowering the next generation of digital innovators, emphasizing how young people can leverage technology with purpose and integrity.

The sessions attracted notable attendees such as Gbenga Omotoso, Lagos State Commissioner for Information and Strategy representing the Governor, alongside actress Carolyna Hutchings and influential digital creators Moji Delano and Pamilerin Adegoke.

Award-winning media personality Denrele Edun served as host, bringing energy and flair to the programme.

Across the three days, BSMH 6.0 facilitated engaging conversations and practical demonstrations, offering insights into how individuals, businesses, and institutions can responsibly harness technology while fostering creativity, innovation, and accountability. The event reaffirmed Lagos’ position as a hub for digital innovation and thought leadership, providing a blueprint for ethical and impactful engagement in Africa’s rapidly evolving online space.