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Nigeria’s creative economy lacks structure, not talent, NBCC boss says
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Nigeria’s creative economy lacks structure, not talent, NBCC boss says

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Nigeria’s creative economy is not short of talent but is being held back by weak structures, limited coordination and inadequate

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