Nigerian Governors Back FG's $100 Billion Creative Economy Target for 2030
Nigerian governors have pledged their support for the Federal Government's goal of adding $100 billion to the country's GDP through the creative economy by 2030. The creative economy, which includes art, culture, and tourism, is seen as a largely untapped sector with significant potential for growth.
The governors emphasized the importance of enhancing Nigeria's creative economy and tourism sector to create jobs and drive economic development. Key initiatives outlined include the Creative Economy Development Fund and the promotion of cultural heritage.
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