Nigeria Sees Growth In Creative Industry As Sector Contributes Over $7bn To Economy

The creative industry in Nigeria is experiencing significant growth, contributing over $7 billion to the economy. Donna McGowan, Country Director of the British Council in Nigeria, highlighted the key role of fashion in this growth, with Nigerian designers set to showcase their work at Africa Fashion Week London 2025.
The event, scheduled for August 9-10 at Space House London, will feature designers like Henri Uduku of Black Fine Fly, representing Nigeria on a global stage. The British Council's Creative DNA fashion accelerator program has supported 200 fashion entrepreneurs across Africa, including Nigeria, fostering business development, mentorship, and international connections.
This initiative aims to strengthen creative enterprises, promote inclusion, and build international partnerships. The collaboration between the British Council and Africa Fashion Week London underscores a commitment to showcasing African talent globally and fostering connections within the fashion industry.
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