Tag: #CreativeEconomy
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CHINA, NIGERIA STRENGTHEN CULTURAL DIPLOMACY THROUGH TEA, SILK ROAD HERITAGE EVENT
China and Nigeria have deepened cultural diplomacy through a heritage-focused event held in Abuja, showcasing traditional arts, music, and tea culture. The 2026 “Tea for Harmony Yaji Cultural Salon” featured performances such as tea ceremonies, guqin music, incense rituals, ceramic art, and tea tasting sessions. The event was organised by the Chinese Embassy in Nigeria…
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C’RIVER TOLD: YOUR CREATIVE GOLDMINE IS STILL UNTAPPED
From film to photography, the money is there—but experts say Cross River isn’t cashing in yet. Media entrepreneur Obaji Akpet has urged the Cross River Government to stop playing small and unlock the state’s massive creative industry potential. Speaking at a seminar by the Peter Bello Foundation in Calabar, Akpet said overdependence on politics is…
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AI SET TO REVOLUTIONISE PRINTING, PUBLISHING — YABATECH DON
From faster production to new creative opportunities, Artificial Intelligence is reshaping Nigeria’s print and publishing landscape. A senior lecturer at Yaba College of Technology, Mrs. Oluwole Funmilayo, says Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to transform Nigeria’s printing and publishing sectors into powerful engines of innovation, job creation, and national growth. Speaking at the institution’s 22nd…
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ECOBANK DRIVES CREATIVE ECONOMY PUSH AT +234 ART FAIR 2026
Bank says Nigerian art is more than culture — it’s a powerful economic force ready for global markets. The third edition of +234 Art Fair 2026 has opened in Lagos with a bold focus on “Inclusivity,” as Ecobank Nigeria reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s creative economy. Representing Managing Director Bolaji Lawal, Ms Omoboye Odu…
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20,000 FOREIGN VISITORS SET FOR FInAB 2026 IN COTONOU
Nigeria takes centre stage as global arts festival grows bigger and bolder. No fewer than 20,000 international participants are expected at the 2026 edition of the Festival International des Arts du Bénin (FInAB), scheduled for Feb. 20 to March 1 in Cotonou, Benin Republic. The projection, unveiled at a Lagos media briefing, signals the festival’s…
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ZUMA FILM FESTIVAL SHINES AS GLOBAL HUB FOR AFRICAN STORIES AND CREATIVE POWER
The Nigerian Film Corporation (NFC) says the Zuma International Film Festival (ZUFF) has grown into a worldwide symbol of vibrant storytelling, spotlighting filmmakers and audiences who bring African narratives to life. At a press event in Abuja, NFC’s MD Dr. Ali Nuhu unveiled the 2025 festival theme, “Storytelling for Global Influence: Film as a Soft…
