Musician Ahmed Bomoti celebrates 20 years of career to promote social unity

Artist Ahmed Bomoti performed a live concert in Laoudiba, Côte d’Ivoire, to celebrate 20 years of his musical career.

The event brought together local residents, administrative and traditional authorities, and community leaders to promote values of fraternity and reconciliation. Adou Kofi Théodore, a local official, sponsored the concert to serve as a reunion for people from the local electoral district.

He stated that the initiative aimed to foster reconciliation among residents while helping to introduce the artist's work to a global audience. Akoré née Bodo Lydie Marcelle, representing the sub-prefect of Yézimala, spoke at the event to describe the concert as a way to strengthen social bonds across different generations. Bomoti began his career in the 2005-2006 period, focusing on tradi-moderne dega music. He expressed gratitude to the people of the Gontougo region for their warm reception.

Diabo Kouakou Elvice, the general commissioner of the music and arts awards for the Zanzan district, noted that the artist has released four albums that reflect his dedication to cultural identity. He urged local businesses and authorities to support regional artists to preserve cultural heritage.