Stakeholders Hail Rahama Sadau’s Appointment as IDICE Member
By Abbas Badmus
Miss Rahama Sadau, a prominent actress in Nigeria’s Kannywood industry, has been appointed a member of the Technical Committee of Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprise (IDICE).
The announcement, made by the IDICE board recently, marks a pivotal moment in Sadau’s career and underscores the growing recognition of the entertainment industry’s economic potential in Nigeria.
Sadau, known for her acclaimed performances in numerous Kannywood films, expressed her enthusiasm for the new role, stating on her official X page(@Rahama _ Sadau):
“I am pleased, honored and humbled to accept my appointment to serve on the technical committee of the IDICE (INVESTMENT IN DIGITAL AND CREATIVE ENTERPRISE) PROGRAM. This is indeed a humbling experience to witness.
“My warmest appreciation to my principal, His Excellency, Senator Kashim Shettima for the recognition and inclusion.
“This appointment reflects the importance of the creative industry in driving economic growth and innovation in Nigeria.”
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The IDICE initiative, established by the Nigerian government, aims to foster investment and growth in the digital and creative sectors, which have shown remarkable potential in recent years.
The committee’s mandate includes advising on policies, strategies, and initiatives to stimulate investment and development in these industries.
The IDICE Programme is geared to provide strategic, technical, and operational support to the PCU and Fund Advisory Board of the $617.7m IDICE programme.
Sadau’s appointment highlights her not only as a talented actress but also as a voice for the creative community, advocating for its recognition and support in the broader economic landscape.
Observers have praised the move, citing Sadau’s industry experience and commitment to promoting Nigerian culture through film and entertainment.
They anticipate that her involvement in the committee will bring fresh perspectives and insights to the table, ensuring that the interests of artists and creators are effectively represented.
As Nigeria continues to embrace digital transformation and invest in its creative economy, Sadau’s appointment serves as a symbol of the sector’s growing influence and potential to drive sustainable development and prosperity.
