The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy (FMACCE) in Nigeria has unveiled a strategic roadmap to grow the country's creative economy to $100 billion in GDP contribution by 2030.

The plan which was shared via its social media pages on Monday focuses on key sectors like music, film, software, museums, fashion, festivals, and the culinary arts. It aims to create jobs, empower creators, drive exports, and boost Nigeria's cultural influence globally.

Major initiatives involve setting up creative hubs and cultural centers in cities like Lagos and Abuja to serve as incubators for Nigerian talent.

Funding will come from government allocations, public-private partnerships, investment funds, sponsorships, and other sources.

See the plan below.

Really hahahaha

Let them still be using "To"

Shey after una failure una think you can click bait us to get second term

ok

whatever you want to create create it, but have you consider training these huge nigerian young population how to think and stay coordinated to achieve goals.

Enlist all able young men into selective service and train them also use that opportunity to use them in nation building. Every Nigerian men between the age of 16 -26 should serve Nigeria at least two years. (High school or not high school)

During that 2 years you will train, provide food and shelter for them and they’ll help in building the countries infrastructures and other other areas where their talents can be useful.

Instead of smoking loud and kolos up and down they’ll be useful for the country and have the opportunity to be trained

thîefnubu and his gang of criminals have lost it completely. Everything about them is a lie.

It is always a case of "FG will, FG shall and FG to" never "FG have" You can gain power via lies and propaganda but can never rule by same.

IGR is not a measure of economic progress. Stop parading ignorance. GDP per capita is the correct measure of economic progress. IGR only shows how the people are taxed. It's a very popular quote that no government can tax itself into prosperity. Heavy taxation is never an economic progress.

Una don come again oh. Na so Abacha talk am. Promised heaven on earth for 9ja come 2010.

Lemme dedicate the song E go better by Tony Tetuila

Great Jam

Storyland!

Yahoo boys will never agree to this, the only thing these bastards know is glorifying fraud

Mtcheeew... Liars 👏👏

AIMS?

optionalY09:
whatever you want to create create it, but have you consider training these huge nigerian young population how to think and stay coordinated to achieve goals.

Enlist all able young men into selective service and train them also use that opportunity to use them in nation building. Every Nigerian men between the age of 16 -26 should serve Nigeria at least two years. (High school or not high school)

During that 2 years you will train, provide food and shelter for them and they’ll help in building the countries infrastructures and other other areas where their talents can be useful.


Instead of smoking loud and kolos up and down they’ll be useful for the country and have the opportunity to be trained

Johnrake69:


Lol… Entertainment can never grow our economy. Manufacturing and Agriculture will only be the bedrock of our economy considering our population.

They need to focus on manufacturing and Agriculture it’s that simple.

Wittyness

Then don come again I tribe will be happy sha as it their turn to rule.
That how they promised us VISION 2020 that one has come and gone here we are .

ahmedfahad20:
The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy (FMACCE) in Nigeria has unveiled a strategic roadmap to grow the country's creative economy to $100 billion in GDP contribution by 2030.

The plan which was shared via its social media pages on Monday focuses on key sectors like music, film, software, museums, fashion, festivals, and the culinary arts. It aims to create jobs, empower creators, drive exports, and boost Nigeria's cultural influence globally.

Major initiatives involve setting up creative hubs and cultural centers in cities like Lagos and Abuja to serve as incubators for Nigerian talent.

Funding will come from government allocations, public-private partnerships, investment funds, sponsorships, and other sources.

See the plan below.

Party of liars. To, we will. Everything in future tense. A future that never comes.

Ironically,

In an already failed country whr we dey patch,

Infact,

Oye ku dt thing?

Till then

ahmedfahad20:
The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy (FMACCE) in Nigeria has unveiled a strategic roadmap to grow the country's creative economy to $100 billion in GDP contribution by 2030.

The plan which was shared via its social media pages on Monday focuses on key sectors like music, film, software, museums, fashion, festivals, and the culinary arts. It aims to create jobs, empower creators, drive exports, and boost Nigeria's cultural influence globally.

Major initiatives involve setting up creative hubs and cultural centers in cities like Lagos and Abuja to serve as incubators for Nigerian talent.

Funding will come from government allocations, public-private partnerships, investment funds, sponsorships, and other sources.

See the plan below.

Lol… Entertainment can never grow our economy. Manufacturing and Agriculture will only be the bedrock of our economy considering our population.

They need to focus on manufacturing and Agriculture it’s that simple.

Noted.

WHERE IS VISION 2020

😂😂😂😂😂

In a country that can't produce ordinary 10hrs of electricity to boost your creativity and progress

Abeg hope say no be that ngelele talk this matter, that albino can lie eh

Racoon:
It is always a case of "FG will, FG shall and FG to" never "FG have" You can gain power via lies and propaganda but can never rule by same.

IGR is not a measure of economic progress. Stop parading ignorance. GDP per capita is the correct measure of economic progress. IGR only shows how the people are taxed. It's a very popular quote that no government can tax itself into prosperity. Heavy taxation is never an economic progress.

Now "FG aims..." has been added to the list of deceptive phrases.

Lol.

Clowns

Lol... Una don start.

ahmedfahad20:
The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy (FMACCE) in Nigeria has unveiled a strategic roadmap to grow the country's creative economy to $100 billion in GDP contribution by 2030.

The plan which was shared via its social media pages on Monday focuses on key sectors like music, film, software, museums, fashion, festivals, and the culinary arts. It aims to create jobs, empower creators, drive exports, and boost Nigeria's cultural influence globally.

Major initiatives involve setting up creative hubs and cultural centers in cities like Lagos and Abuja to serve as incubators for Nigerian talent.

Funding will come from government allocations, public-private partnerships, investment funds, sponsorships, and other sources.

See the plan below.

ahmedfahad20:
The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy (FMACCE) in Nigeria has unveiled a strategic roadmap to grow the country's creative economy to $100 billion in GDP contribution by 2030.

The plan which was shared via its social media pages on Monday focuses on key sectors like music, film, software, museums, fashion, festivals, and the culinary arts. It aims to create jobs, empower creators, drive exports, and boost Nigeria's cultural influence globally.

Major initiatives involve setting up creative hubs and cultural centers in cities like Lagos and Abuja to serve as incubators for Nigerian talent.

Funding will come from government allocations, public-private partnerships, investment funds, sponsorships, and other sources.

See the plan below.

May God help Tinubu. Much is on his table.

Creative Economy is a big means of FX

Jokers! 😂
They're rather grow their loot than grow the economy