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How viable is Nigeria’s art industry?

By CNBC
01 October 2018   |   10:11 am
A large economy, a steady consumer-base from a booming and young population, are some of Nigeria's investment attractions. To what extent is Nigeria's Art Industry benefiting from these wins and is the industry harnessing its export potential? Bolaji Alausa, Executive Creative Director at Noah’s Ark joins CNBC Africa to discuss these.

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