The Creative Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria has concluded plan to host the Nigerian Creative Industry at the 4th Edition of the Creative Industry Awards.
4th Edition to hold in Lagos
Creative Industry Awards 4th Edition Awards Dinner to hold 24th of January, 2015
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The Creative Industry Awards proudly supported by the British Council, rewards Initiative, Talent, Creativity and Entrepreneurship across the creative industries, recognizing the central role they play in the development of a competitive and sustainable creative economy.
Nominations opened from mid November 2014 and ended 30th December 2014, while the public voting started on the 5th of January and will end 20th of January 2015.
The winners will be announced at the Creative Industry Awards Dinner on the 24th of January, 2015. At the British Council Gardens, 20 Thompson Drive, Ikoyi, by 6pm.
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In 2014 Fim producer and Director, Kunle Afolayan was crowned the Creative Entrepreneur of the Year and The Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy was awarded for the highest contribution to the progress of the Nigerian Creative Industry.
In 2013 Chris Obosi of Megalectrics, owners of The Beat FM, Classic FM, and Naija FM was crown Creative Entrepreneur of the Year, while Wale Adenuga of Wale Adenuga Productions and WAP TV was the Creative entrepreneur of the year in 2012.
Proudly organised by the Creative Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria and supported by British Council Nigeria and Pulse.ng.
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