Iyanda Calls for Better Policies in Nigeria's Creative Sector
Iyanda, a journalist with experience in the creative sector, advocates for better policies and tax incentives to support Nigeria's creative industry. He highlights the importance of a platform that encompasses the entire creative spectrum, not limited to music or film.
The second edition of the summit aims to address the sector's contribution to Nigeria's economy and its future role. Last year's theme focused on financing, while this year will explore the government's involvement and institutional support for the creative economy.
The summit will bring together diverse generations of creators to discuss successes, challenges, and future prospects. The keynote speaker for the event will be Ife Adebayo, the National Coordinator of the Investment in Digital and Creative Economy Programme.
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