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Emerging African creatives seek greater visibility, income opportunities at Lagos festival

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Emerging African creatives seek greater visibility, income opportunities at Lagos festival

Organisers say the maiden festival was created to connect talent with industry professionals and help turn creative skills into sustainable careers and businesses. The post Emerging African creatives seek greater visibility, income oppor…

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