Nigeria Ready For Business?
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has
called on international investors to invest massively in Nigeria’s
creative sector ”as the non-oil export alternative for economic growth
and development”.
The Minister made the call while addressing the plenary session at the ongoing 2016 Edinburgh International Festival Summit in Scotland on Thursday.
”With approximately 24 million TV households, 150 TV channels, a greater number of radio stations, smart phone penetration edging over 40 million and over 100 million phone lines sold to date, and with over 20 million Diaspora Nigerians who are all primary consumers of the creativity located all over the world, and with us being the commercial bed rock of the last frontier, Africa, we are ready for business,” he said.
The Minister made the call while addressing the plenary session at the ongoing 2016 Edinburgh International Festival Summit in Scotland on Thursday.
”With approximately 24 million TV households, 150 TV channels, a greater number of radio stations, smart phone penetration edging over 40 million and over 100 million phone lines sold to date, and with over 20 million Diaspora Nigerians who are all primary consumers of the creativity located all over the world, and with us being the commercial bed rock of the last frontier, Africa, we are ready for business,” he said.
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