AANI backs NIPSS push to unlock Nigeria’s creative economy
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- The Alumni Association of the National Institute (AANI) supports the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in developing Nigeria's creative economy.
- AANI views the creative sector as a highly valuable yet underutilized economic asset for Nigeria.
- The association's president, Ambassador Emmanuel Obi, expressed support for NIPSS's initiatives to harness the sector's potential.
The Alumni Association of the National Institute (AANI) has officially backed the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in its endeavors to unlock Nigeria's creative economy. AANI leadership described the sector as one of the nation's most valuable, yet significantly underexploited, economic assets.
Ambassador Emmanuel Obi, President of AANI, voiced strong support for NIPSS's strategic push. He emphasized that the creative economy holds immense potential for growth and development within Nigeria, highlighting its capacity to generate revenue and employment.
NIPSS has been actively working on strategies to foster and expand the creative industries in Nigeria. Their efforts aim to identify and leverage opportunities within sectors such as music, film, fashion, and art, which are rich in talent and cultural significance.
The collaboration between AANI and NIPSS signifies a unified front in advocating for policies and investments that can stimulate the creative economy, positioning it as a key driver of Nigeria's overall economic diversification and prosperity.
the sector as one of the country’s most valuable but underexploited economic assets.
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