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British Council seeks stronger access for Nigeria’s creative talent

The British Council is seeking to strengthen access to finance, markets, networks and policy support for Nigeria’s creative practitioners, as part of efforts to help more creatives turn their talent into sustainable livelihoods. Head of Arts and Culture at British

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