L–R: Director General of the Rivers State Tourism Development Agency, Yibo Koko; Chief Executive Officer of Narrative Landscape Press, Anwuli Ojogwu; alongside other speakers and dignitaries at the QEDNG Creative Powerhouse Summit held in Lagos on Tuesday.
Nigeria’s creative sector requires stronger institutional partnerships across industry, policy, finance, and technology to fully unlock its economic potential, the Chief Executive Officer of QEDNG, Olumide Iyanda, said.
Speaking on Tuesday at the second edition of the QEDNG Creative Powerhouse Summit in Lagos, Iyanda emphasised that driving sustainable expansion requires moving past discussions of systemic bottlenecks to focus on actionable commercial opportunities.
“We are bringing creative professionals together with policymakers, financiers, and business leaders,” the veteran media executive and Founder of Mighty Media Plus Network Limited, the parent company of QED. NG and QedTV told PUNCH Online.
“We are not looking at problems; we are looking at opportunities, growth, and what we can do to make the industry better.”
