Just like everywhere else in the world, there is a huge economic opportunity in the Nigerian arts and crafts sector that could be harnessed to create jobs and drive development. And in this report, Ebere Chibuzor writes on how participants at International Arts and Craft Expo (INAC) explored the hospitality and scenic splendor of Abuja at this year’s event.
For one week, exhibitors and entrepreneurs drawn from about 27 countries across four continents and some states in the federation, converged at the Abuja Pavilion and Exhibitions Centre for this year’s International Arts and Crafts, (INAC), organised by the National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC). The expo, which has as its theme: ‘Networking Nigerian Crafts To The World,’ was a huge platform for networking. It was held from November 19 through 24.
The jam-packed event featured INAC Investment Forum, tour of the expo stands, special days for specific countries, interactive sessions, free medical screening as well as…
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