Nigeria’s Minister of Art, Culture and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa, said the country attracted a $300 million investment commitment in the creative sector.
Musawa disclosed this at the 2025 Ministerial Briefing in Abuja on Friday.
According to her, the government has targeted at least two million jobs in the creativity industry.
She noted that President Bola Tinubu plans to unveil creative hubs across the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria in the coming months.
Hannatu added that Tinubu’s government plans to make Nigeria a global standard arena of creativity.
“In just 18 months, the country has attracted over $300 million in investment commitment in the creative industry.
“We have created infrastructure that will generate at least two million jobs,” she stated.
Musawa disclosed this at the 2025 Ministerial Briefing in Abuja on Friday.
According to her, the government has targeted at least two million jobs in the creativity industry.
She noted that President Bola Tinubu plans to unveil creative hubs across the six geopolitical zones in Nigeria in the coming months.
Hannatu added that Tinubu’s government plans to make Nigeria a global standard arena of creativity.
“In just 18 months, the country has attracted over $300 million in investment commitment in the creative industry.
“We have created infrastructure that will generate at least two million jobs,” she stated.
