Why we delayed implementation of Tinubu’s policies – Hannatu Musawa
President Committed to Building Robust, Innovative Structures for Future Generations
ABUJA – The Minister of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy, Barr. Hannatu Musawa, has assured Nigerians that President Bola Tinubu remains committed to establishing a robust and innovative framework for the ministry, aimed at adding value to millions of Nigerian youths.
Speaking at a Ramadan Iftar in Abuja, Musawa explained that the delay in implementing some of the president’s policies was due to the meticulous groundwork required to build a sustainable and dynamic infrastructure for the industry. She emphasized that these structures would endure and benefit future generations.
“The president’s vision is to build a strong, innovative, and forward-thinking framework that will uplift the Nigerian creative industry. Our goal is to position our industries among the top 20 globally in terms of GDP contribution, wealth creation, employment generation, and poverty reduction,” she stated.
Musawa assured that after months of strategic planning, Nigerians would soon begin to see the impact of these policies on job creation and economic revitalization.
The minister expressed her gratitude to the media for their continuous support in promoting Nigeria’s arts, culture, and tourism industries. She acknowledged their role in informing Nigerians about the ministry’s activities and invited them to continue collaborating with the government in showcasing Nigeria’s creative potential.
Speaking on the significance of the fasting season, she emphasized the importance of unity among Nigerians, especially during Ramadan and Lent, noting that these sacred periods foster spirituality, togetherness, and national harmony.
“The Ministry of Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy is the ‘happy place’ of Nigeria. It is a space for future generations, and we welcome everyone to explore the exciting opportunities available.”
Barrister Musawa reiterated that her open-door policy ensures that stakeholders and media professionals can engage with the ministry to explore new opportunities and developments.
As the Minister of Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy, she is responsible for promoting and developing Nigeria’s creative sector while ensuring the preservation and celebration of the nation’s rich cultural heritage.
