The Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy has entered into a partnership with iCode, a global technology company, to promote Nigerian culture and creativity on the world stage.
The Ministry described the collaboration as a powerful platform to project Nigeria’s heritage, empower creatives, and connect the nation to audiences across the globe.
iCode, a global tech company with a presence in over 70 countries and more than 8 million users, recently launched operations in Nigeria – its first venture in the country.
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iCode, which operates in more than 70 countries with over eight million users, recently launched operations in Nigeria its first venture in the country.
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According to the Ministry, the partnership will focus on integrating culture into technology, ensuring that Nigeria’s diverse heritage and creative stories are more accessible to international communities.
“This collaboration will serve as a powerful platform to project our culture, empower creatives, and connect Nigeria to audiences across the world,” the Ministry said in a statement.
Officials expressed optimism that the alliance would help unlock new opportunities for Nigerian artists, strengthen cultural exchange, and position the country’s creative sector as a key contributor to global narratives.
