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Kolo Magazine enters Nigeria, targets business and creative sectors
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Kolo Magazine enters Nigeria, targets business and creative sectors

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
Nigeria’s growing business and creative economy has gained a new storytelling platform with the launch of the Nigerian edition of Kolo Magazine, a Pan-African publication seeking to connect the country’s entrepreneurs, executives, creatives and emerging talents with audiences at home and abroad. According to a press statement made available to journalists on Monday, the Nigerian Read More: https://punchng.com/kolo-magazine-enters-nigeria-targets-business-and-creative-sectors/

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