NCAC open to private sector collaboration, says Asika

The Director General of the National Council for Art and Culture (NCAC), Obi Asika, has said the agency is open to collaborating with the private sector to revitalise performance art.

“To achieve a successful revamp of performance art, it is crucial for the government to collaborate with the private sector. This partnership can bring in new ideas, resources, and expertise that can help overcome limitations and achieve greater success. We as an agency are open for collaboration,” he said.

He added, “under my leadership, NCAC is dedicated to revitalising all aspects of entertainment, including theatre, music, and more. Our goal is to create a vibrant and engaging atmosphere in this amphitheater, one that will captivate and inspire the residents of Abuja. We look forward to providing endless entertainment options that will leave everyone wanting more.”

Asika stated that there would be a thorough revamp of performances in all areas, including theatre, music, and other aspects of entertainment. He emphasised that the amphitheatre built in the art and craft village will become a hub of engaging activities and a variety of performances that will leave the residents of Abuja wanting more.