creative industry
13 Dec
The group, under the auspices of Beeta Arts Festival, has urged the government to prioritise the creative sector and create a Creative Catalyst Fund (CCF) that offers funding opportunities for Nigeria’s creative industries. Bikiya Graham-Douglas, the festival convener, who made this call in Abuja during the 2024 Beeta Arts Festival, themed "We Are Here," insisted…
25 Sep
Nigeria’s creative industry is a fast-growing sector. It is the second-largest employer in Nigeria, employing 4.2 million people and with the potential to create 2.7 million more by 2025.
25 May
Frank Ileogben, popularly known as iTom or eFkay, is a communications and brands’ specialist. He has been in the creative space since 2014. He spent most of his early years in Benin City, where he had his primary and secondary school education. He has a master’s degree in public health and environmental microbiology from the…
15 Jan
President Bola Tinubu has lauded the growing contribution of the nation’s creative industry to the economic growth of the country, even as he extolled Funke Akindele, the Nollywood filmmaker for her recent box office accomplishment.
3 Jan
Despite plan by government to earn $100 billion from the creative industries by 2030, there are indications that this may not be achieved at all, as building of a national gallery in Abuja, a national museum in Abuja