He explained that Nigeria culture is one of the oldest in the world, and needs marketing communication initiatives that could unveil its iconic content and context to the world yet to experience the fullness of its diversity.
“Under of our National Festival of Arts and Culture,, we at NCAC has strategically unveiled the best of Nigeria festivals under one roof and we want NANTA with its massive presence across the six geopolitical zones of the country, to partner with us and create another string of income for your members” Runsewe who also doubles President, Africa region of World Craft Council , further explained.Speaking during the visit of NANTA executives led by the President, Mrs.
He requested the association to send its best team forward to be part of the planning committee for 2021 NAFEST to be held in Ekiti State in October, and further assured that NANTA will be provided a marketing pavilion during the celebration of the iconic festival to enable NANTA members husband the gains and contacts at the event in order to reach out to target audience.
NANTA President Susan Akporiaye in her opening remarks, said her association has taken note of the openness and open door policy of NCAC under the watch of Runsewe towards engaging the private sector, particularly NANTA members, adding that it was desirable that the exco members of NANTA in Abuja for their meeting, visit him to show appreciation for what all he has done for the association.
Akporiaye explained that the association wears two strategic caps in the aviation sector and also in tourism, noting that its presence needs deeper understanding and interpretation beyond the mundane, indicative of the futuristic culture tourism signposts which must be fully exploited.