Senator Ned Nwoko, representing Delta North, alongside his wife, Nollywood actress and producer Regina Daniels, held a strategic meeting with the Honourable Minister of Art, Culture, Tourism, and the Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa, to discuss the advancement of Nigeria’s creative and cultural industries.
The meeting centered on fostering collaboration to expand the country’s creative economy, enhance the promotion of Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, and develop sustainable opportunities for young talents in entertainment, arts, and tourism.
Speaking on the discussions, Senator Nwoko emphasized the need for policies that empower local creatives, attract investment, and position Nigeria as a global hub for arts and culture. “Our creative sector holds immense potential for economic growth, job creation, and global recognition. We must harness and support the talents that make Nigeria’s culture unique,” he stated.
Regina Daniels, a passionate advocate for the entertainment industry, echoed similar sentiments, expressing her commitment to seeing young creatives thrive. “As someone deeply involved in the industry, I understand the challenges and opportunities. This engagement is a step towards ensuring artists, filmmakers, and cultural entrepreneurs have the support they need to succeed,” she added.
The couple reaffirmed their commitment to collaborating with the Ministry to drive initiatives that will uplift Nigeria’s creative and cultural sectors.
With strong partnerships and progressive policies, the future looks promising for Nigeria’s arts, culture, and tourism industries.
