Ayeni Adekunle talks on turning entertainment into a big money spinner at NEC 2016
By Guardian TV
21 April 2016 |
4:00 pm
Nigerian Entertainment Conference founder, Ayeni Adekunle, speaks to Guardian TV at NEC 2016 on how the Federal Government can turn the entertainment industry into a major revenue earner.
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