The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), has build the capacity of Nigeria’s movie industry, with the training of 50 youths in Delta State on videography and cinematography.
The five-day training which held between February 9 and 13, was conducted by King-Fahji Nig. Ltd., as part of NCDMB’s efforts to enhance local capacity and promote the development of the Nigerian film industry.
The training is expected to empower the beneficiaries to create employment opportunities, thereby contributing to the nation’s economy.
The participants who were presented with certificates, were also equiped with starter packs to enable them kickstart their careers in videography and cinematography.
The elated trainees who relish the experience gathered at the programme, commended NCDMB for providing them with the opportunity to acquire a valuable skill.
They expressed gratitude to NCDMB and King-Fahji Nig. Ltd., for the opportunity, saying it had opened up new avenues for them to explore their passion for filmmaking.
It is pertinent to state that NCDMB contribute to the growth of the country’s creative sector by equipping young Nigerians with practical skills in videography, cinematography and skills in other productive sectors.
