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Tinubu Meets Bolloré In Paris Over Expanded Investment In Nigeria’s Creative, Digital Economy
Bolloré Group outlined new plans to expand film, entertainment and fibre-optic investments in Nigeria, with Tinubu backing job creation and digitalisation.
- On Thursday, President Bola Tinubu held talks in Paris with Vincent Bolloré of the Bolloré Group to discuss expanding the company's investments in Nigeria's creative and digital economy.
- Bolloré Group executives plan to deepen localization of operations across film, entertainment, and fiber-optic infrastructure, describing Nigeria as the "spearhead of Africa's cultural renaissance."
- Following the acquisition of MultiChoice, which operates DStv and GOtv, the group aims to capitalize on international demand for Nollywood and Afrobeats content.
- President Tinubu welcomed the decision, emphasizing his "Renewed Hope Agenda" seeks to translate Nigeria's cultural influence into greater production, investment, and job opportunities.
- Positioning Nigeria as a base for businesses serving Africa remains a strategic priority, with the administration prioritizing infrastructure development and local talent growth.
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Tinubu meets Vincent Bollore in Paris on expanded investment in Nigeria's creative, digital economy
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru Abuja– PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu on Friday, as part of his working vacation, held extensive talks in Paris with Mr Vincent Bolloré of the Bolloré Group, whose media and digital interests include Canal+, MultiChoice and Universal Music Group. During the meeting, the Group confirmed plans to deepen the localisation of its operations in […]
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Tinubu meets Bollore in France, as Canal+, others seek investments in Nigeria
President Bola Tinubu in Paris held extensive talks with Vincent Bolloré of the Bolloré Group, whose media and digital interests read more Tinubu meets Bollore in France, as Canal+, others seek investments in Nigeria
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