₦airaland Forum

Sharingiscaring:
Beautiful.

CodeTemplar:
We all know this is impossible. Nigeria and corporate schemes/scams. MoU today and MoU tomorror.

In a landmark moment for Africa’s creative and tech industries, Singapore’s TSC Global and Nigeria’s Del-York Group have signed a $4.5 billion joint venture agreement, marking the largest investment in Africa’s creative sector to date. The signing ceremony, held in Singapore and attended virtually by Lagos State Governor, His Excellency Babajide Sanwo-Olu, heralds the development of Lagos Film City (Kebulania), a project poised to position Lagos as a global hub for film, media, and technology.


Lagos Film City (Render)
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“Lagos Film City (Kebulania) represents Lagos State’s vision for creative excellence and technological innovation,” remarked Sanwo-Olu. “This investment will transform our creative landscape while creating groundbreaking opportunities for our talented youth. This development demonstrates our commitment to positioning Lagos as Africa’s premier creative capital.”

He credited Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu’s leadership and the state’s Creative Industry Policy for facilitating this transformative partnership.

Under the new partnership, TSC Global will bring its expertise in sustainable, high-performance technical infrastructure, an area where the company is known globally. Linus Idahosa, CEO of Del-York Group, serves as the lead developer of the project and is dedicated to building ecosystems that fuel Africa’s creative industry. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed with the Lagos State Government in 2022, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Epe site last year. Architectural work will begin in early 2025, followed by construction in the second quarter.

“Today marks Africa’s emphatic entry into global creative and technological leadership,” said Idahosa at the signing ceremony. “Kebulania stands as a testament to what is possible when visionary leadership at both national and state levels creates an enabling environment for transformative investments. With the unwavering support of the Lagos State Government, alongside our partners, we are building more than an infrastructure – we are creating a legacy that will empower generations of African creators and innovators.”

Michael Dickerson, CEO of TSC Global, highlighted the strategic significance: ‘Our $4.5 billion Joint Venture bridges Africa and the world, creating unparalleled opportunities for creative and technological collaboration between continents. Together with the Del-York Group, we are creating a new model for creative industry development that will resonate globally.”

The Kebulania project is expected to generate over 10,000 direct jobs and 25,000 indirect employment opportunities, contributing more than $3.5 billion annually to Nigeria’s creative economy. It will also offer 50,000 training positions and boost foreign exchange earnings through international film and media productions.

olaremint:
Just try and reason past your hate, we were importing fuel and owing countries billions of dollars, now we are refining our crude and now exporting petroleum to African countries
Now there will never be queue and prices are coming down
Surely you know your father or anyone in your generation could have done better, am sure u agree with me

missymide:
Not up to 5% of lagos is beautiful. I passed through TBS yesterday and I saw glory that is dead. All the Federal buildings are a ghost of themselves. If this person knew Lagos back then he/she will know that what is dead is more than what they are showcasing. They are only using blue background and lighting everywhere

Procashtips:
Mainland is not this picture friendly but everywhere shown are real, just that the OP kept showing hotels and some places multiple times.

pfadom:
You can still stay in your Village. Everyone competes with him/herself in Lagos with the ultimate desire to make it.

Lagos is still evolving. From Bolelaja to Molue to mini Yellow busses to BRT and now red and blue railway lines. There is a better hope ahead for Lagos. States should learn to partner to develop their states.

RandDigital:
I thought you said blacks destroyed South Africa 😂😂😂

What is it naw? State your case 😂😂😂

RandDigital:
South Africa is among the Top 10 most desirable countries in the world for British people that want to live in another country.

NewDea4:
We never even add the one wey America dey owe us Africans o!

Na why I no dey pity any oyinbo when I see yahoo-bois dupe them...

orisa37:
AI(ChatGPT)
IS
AI(IS JIBITY).
WHO INVENTED AI(CHATGPT)?

Mindlog:
Also ask ChatGPT, how Nigeria can collect the £1 trillion.

alanto:
Obidients will be rolling on the floor right now crying bitterly.

They wish only for bad things to happen, so they can promote their agulu fraud.

Mugu44:
That's how Tinubu & Cardoso said EFEMS was bringing down the dollar to N50.

What happened?
Has it malfunctioned or is Tinubu waiting for Emeka Singapore & Dozie Hong Kong to reduce it further?


Trial and error government of clueless thieves

VEHINTOLAR:
Religion/Islam is the major factor holding the North back; that’s the truth! You can’t promote primitive, medieval ideas and expect progress—it’s simply not possible. You prefer to spend billions of Naira on religious activities instead of using the same funds to educate your large population of youths, the majority of whom are illiterate. If you truly want to progress, you need to reduce your religious extremism and outdated practices. You can’t have it both ways! The UAE is an Islamic country, yet they embrace modern education, and the results are evident for all to see. The North needs to wake up; you can’t continue to hold back Nigeria’s progress.

nedu666:
Ewu Britain loot your resources carry go UK, then you now follow loot your own resources carry go the same uk. Which mouth do you want to use to accuse Britain? Dumbo