Nigeria's creative industry has the potential to drive economic growth, but it needs stronger institutional partnerships across different sectors, according to an expert. The expert emphasized the importance of collaboration between industry, policy, finance, and technology to unlock the country's creative potential.
The expert noted that Nigeria's creative sector, which includes music, film, and digital content, is often fragmented and lacks cohesive support. Without integrated strategies, the industry struggles to scale and compete globally.
Partnerships between government agencies, private companies, and international organizations could help create a more supportive ecosystem. This would include better funding, regulatory frameworks, and access to technology.
Such collaboration could also help address challenges like piracy and limited market access, which hinder the growth of local talent and businesses. (punchng.com)
