The African Export-Import Bank has sealed a partnership deal with the Creative, Reality, Entertainment, Arts and Music (C.R.E.A.M) Platform, a network of cultural and creative enterprises owned by popular Nigerian musician, Dapo Oyebanjo a.k.a. D’banj.
Afreximbank, through its Creative Africa Nexus (CANEX), acquired equity in the platform owned by D’banj.
The deal was formalised in a ceremony in Nigeria’s political capital, Abuja, on Thursday, on the sidelines of the Afreximbank AGM held in Abuja.
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The collaboration is said to allow the C.R.E.A.M Platform, which is a platform for talent discovery give back to society through Talent discovery and content monetisation, and artistic expressions.
The music tech platform provides creative minds with unique 360-degree offerings, including recording a standard song, shooting a standard video, collaborating with an artist of their choice (music or video), and showcasing talent.
Afreximbank has announced that it will commence construction of a $5 billion integrated textile industrial facility in Nigeria in July this year, as part of a bold continent-wide industrialisation strategy.
