NASENI Boss Calls for Investment in Creative Ecosystems to Drive Jobs and Growth
NASENI Executive Vice Chairman Khalil Halilu has called for stronger investment in creative ecosystems that help young Africans turn their talents into sustainable businesses. During a visit to The Village by Tikera, a 30-hectare cultural eco-campus in Abuja, Halilu said Africa needs more spaces that combine skills training, mentorship, collaboration and entrepreneurial opportunities for creatives. He said NASENI is focused on building innovation ecosystems where engineering, manufacturing, technology and the creative economy can grow together, creating jobs and supporting homegrown solutions.
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