The federal government has released the second instalment of its ₦5 billion Creative Fund, a scheme initiated to support the Nollywood
a scheme initiated in collaboration with Providus Bank in December 2023, aimed at bolstering the country’s creative sector, particularly Nollywood.
“We successfully launched the second batch of the ₦5 billion Creative Fund in partnership with Providus Bank at Eko Hotels and Suites last Friday,” he stated. This investment aims to enable filmmakers to produce content with a primary focus on local audiences, potentially revolutionising the sector. The Creative Fund is expected to further enhance this growth, providing local filmmakers with the resources needed to elevate their projects.
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