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    NCAC brings live to Nigeria’s Entertainment Industry with Groundbreaking Partnership

    By National UpdateAugust 16, 2024Updated:August 16, 2024 Culture No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The National Council for Arts and Culture, has unveiled a landmark partnership with, a leading force in Africa’s performance venue sector, Mefa Abuja to launch a comprehensive network of world-class entertainment venues across Nigeria. 

    NCAC is one of the agencies under the Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy.

    The special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the minister, Nneka Ikem Anibeze quoted the Director General and Chief Executive Officer of the National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC) Obi Asika to have stated at the signing ceremony in Abuja on Thursday, that the collaboration will deliver six multi-functional venues in Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Enugu, and Ibadan
    He said it will also provide sustainable income streams for artists, foster a vibrant performance culture, and capitalize on Nigeria’s growing music market.
    Asika described the partnership as a groundbreaking milestone, emphasizing its potential to transform Nigeria’s entertainment and sports landscape. 
    “Today is a historical day for the Council  as we sign this MOU to deliver 6 venues across Nigeria, kicking off with Abuja and Lagos, which will provide world class spaces that are multi-functional and that deliver live entertainment and sports and enable capacity building.
    “We are delighted to partner with Mefa and look forward to bringing these facilities live to provide more opportunities for all Nigerians”.
    “This pioneering initiative solidifies NCAC’s commitment to advancing Nigeria’s cultural heritage and providing platforms for emerging talents.
    “It aligns with the Ministry’s 8-point plan by promoting strategic partnerships, contributing to GDP growth, and enabling environment.
    Earlier, the Co-founder of the partnering company ,Yinka Obebe hailed the partnership, saying it will create a platform for artists to thrive and contribute to the sustainable growth of the entertainment sector.
    “Our partnership with the National Council for Arts and Culture marks a significant milestone in our mission to revolutionize Nigeria’s entertainment landscape.
    “By establishing these venues and curating regular performances, we are not only creating a platform for artists to thrive but also contributing to the sustainable growth of the industry”.
    The initiative includes Mefa’s incubation program, dedicated to developing emerging artists and equipping them to maximize the benefits of their live performance careers.
    As a premier institution in Nigeria, NCAC plays a crucial role in advancing the country’s cultural heritage and providing platforms for emerging talents to showcase their work. This partnership cements NCAC’s position as a driving force in Nigeria’s entertainment industry.

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