Gluwa CEO Advocates Borderless Finance for Nigeria's Creatives at UN Event
- Gluwa's CEO participated in a panel event at the United Nations General Assembly on September 26th, 2024.
- He discussed the potential of blockchain technology to enhance Nigeria's cultural and creative industries, particularly in the film sector.
- The CEO's vision emphasizes creating a borderless financial system to empower Nigerian creatives and facilitate global investment.
On September 26th, 2024, during the United Nations General Assembly, Gluwa's CEO participated in the "Destination 2030: Nigeria Everywhere" event, hosted by Nigeria's Ministry of Culture. The panel focused on the potential of Nigeria's cultural and creative industries to gain international recognition, particularly through the use of blockchain technology. The CEO emphasized Nigeria's rich cultural heritage and storytelling traditions, which he believes can captivate global audiences. During his address, he outlined how blockchain could facilitate investments in Nigeria's thriving film sector and other creative fields. By leveraging this technology, he argued, it would be possible to create a borderless financial system that empowers Nigerian creatives, allowing them to share their stories and talents on a global stage. Additionally, he proposed blockchain-based solutions to support small creators and emerging talents, enabling donations and financial assistance to flow more freely. This approach aims to break down barriers that often hinder creative expression and financial support for artists. The CEO's participation in this event underscores Gluwa's commitment to addressing global challenges through innovative technology. By advocating for a borderless financial system, he envisions a future where Nigerian creatives can thrive and gain the recognition they deserve worldwide.