A statement by Musawa’s spokesperson, Nneka Anibeze, said the minister who paid a courtesy visit to the renowned playwright at the weekend, said that the sector needed to tap into the wealth of experience of the literary icon in promoting the rich cultural heritage of the nation.
“It is an honour to share my vision for the development of the arts, culture, and creative economy with the Nobel Laureate. The purpose of this visit is to invite you to share your invaluable experience with us, including insights, guidance, and advice on how to add to the development of literary arts in the country.
