FG: We’ll Give Land To Indian Investors Looking To Build Film Cities In Abuja, Lagos

The federal government has offered land to Indians investors looking to build film cities in Nigeria.

KOKO TV reports that Lai Muhammed, the minister of information and culture, spoke on Tuesday in Abuja.

He was receiving Shri Balasubramanian, the Indian high commissioner to Nigeria.

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Lai said the government will offer land to Indians interested in building film cities in Lagos and Abuja.

He said the idea is to boost job creation and increase collaboration between both countries in the creative sector.

“We are ready to welcome Indian investors into Nigeria. We will offer them land in both Abuja and Lagos to build comprehensive film cities in the two cities so that we can boost the economy of our creative industry,” Lai said.

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“We are open to collaborations between Nigeria and India in the area of creative industry.”

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