The National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC) has unveiled a dedicated programme page for the Council for Creative Technology Futures (CCTF), reinforcing its support for AI, Web3, and Blockchain in Nigeria’s creative industries.
NCAC Unveils CCTF Programme Page, Strengthens Support for Creative Technology Futures Read Post »
A new blockchain-immutable platform promises to connect Africa and the Caribbean in a shared digital heritage. This is not just
From Kingston to Lagos (Origins) Read Post »
When you hear “Joro” by Wizkid, you might think Wizkid owns the song. You would be wrong. Here is the
Who Owns Your Song? Read Post »
The NCAC drops a bombshell report revealing that Afrobeats reaches 2 billion people globally—but Nigeria captures only a fraction of
The $231 Million Leak Read Post »
Obi Asika built one of Nigeria’s most successful entertainment brands. Now he is applying that entrepreneurial mindset to transforming the
From Storm Records to the Smithsonian Read Post »
The NCAC has a direct message for Nigeria’s digital hustlers: Stop chasing virality. Start building infrastructure. Here is the blueprint
You Are Not a Creator. You Are a Business. 5 Rules for Winning the Attention Economy Read Post »
The NCAC lays out its economic blueprint for transforming Nigeria’s creative influence into structured, sustainable wealth.
