Facebook in collaboration with Afrinolly during the week announced the start of its new ‘Facebook for Creators’ training programme – designed to equip the next generation of content creators with the skills to thrive in a digital world.
According to Sherry Dzinoreva, the Policy Programmes Manager, EMEA at Facebook, the initiative will be used to empower creative communities across Nigeria through specialized training modules. It is designed to equip the next generation of content creators with the skills needed to thrive in a digital world.
“We know that the future of Africa is young and that the creative community here in Nigeria is amongst the most exciting and very best in the world. Our partnership with Afrinolly and the curation of this bespoke training reinforces our commitment to the continent, and Nigeria. Our goal is to continue to support and invest in young and diverse creative talent, and this is just another step,” she said
Mr Chike Maduegbuna, Chief Executive Officer, Afrinolly said: “We are very excited at the opportunity Facebook is providing media and creative entrepreneurs in Nigeria to increase both engagement and monetisation. We are happy that Facebook is partnering with a multimedia content creation hub, like Afrinolly Creative Hub for this initiative.”
The Facebook for Creators programme, which will be free for all participants, will roll out in cities across Nigeria including Abuja, Lagos, Jos and Kaduna.
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