Mallam Jibrin Baba Ndace, Director General/CEO of Voice of Nigeria (VON), Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, Director General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), and Senator Betty Apiafi, among others, launched a book authored by Prince Oluwadamilare Ifeanyi Adefioye, a renowned entertainment expert and Martell brand influencer.
The event, held at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, highlighted the book’s importance for those seeking deep insights and practical knowledge about Nigeria’s thriving entertainment industry.
The book, titled “From Zero to Entrepreneur: The Creative Path to Business Success,” is an essential read for anyone looking to invest in Nigeria’s showbiz, music, and entertainment sectors, which have seen remarkable growth over the past three years, with the industry’s value rising significantly.
Speaking at the event, Mallam Jibrin Baba Ndace, who was the keynote speaker, emphasized that “From Zero to Entrepreneur” is designed to be an essential read for anyone looking to invest in Nigeria’s showbiz, music, and entertainment sectors, which have seen remarkable growth over the past three years.
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“Prince Oluwadamilare has not only highlighted the potential of these vibrant sectors but also underscored his significant contributions to the entertainment and creative industries in Nigeria. Notably, he has provided job opportunities for over 500 young individuals, demonstrating his commitment to empowering youth and fostering economic growth,” said Mallam Jibrin Baba Ndace.
He further noted that Voice of Nigeria’s mission resonates closely with the themes explored in “From Zero to Entrepreneur.”
He stated, “We strive to promote unity, diversity, and national progress through our broadcasts, reflecting the vibrant tapestry of Nigeria’s entrepreneurial spirit and cultural richness. It is through initiatives like this book that we nurture the next generation of leaders who will drive our nation’s economic growth and social cohesion.”
Oluwemimo Joseph Osanipin, Director General of the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC), also spoke at the event, lauding the author for his efforts and encouraging him to continue inspiring young Nigerians worldwide.
Kehinde Adegbite (Mallam Yankee) Chairman of The Switch Nightlife, Chinasa Anthony (NASA), a philanthropist and entertainment financier represented by the CEO of Tokyo Nightlife, Segun Adewumi Gabriels (also known as Api Lifestyle), Co-Founder of CEOS Network Africa Omojo Wada, and CE Signature Group’s Samson Davies, were among the notable attendees from the Nigerian entertainment industry.
