In a statement from his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, Tinubu commended the filmmakers for their creativity and entrepreneurial spirit. He described their achievement as a testament to the extraordinary talent propelling Nigeria's creative industry forward.
The statement highlighted the significance of this milestone, noting that it reflects the broader growth of Nigeria’s creative economy. Tinubu emphasized that the industry is not only generating opportunities for local talent but is also elevating Nigerian culture on a global scale.
“The achievement of 'Black Market' shows what is possible when creativity is matched with enterprise and scale,” Tinubu stated. He reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to fostering an environment where young Nigerians can thrive in the creative sector.
The President acknowledged the filmmakers' dedication and the contributions of everyone involved in the production and screening of "Black Market." He expressed hope for continued success for the team.
Tinubu's recognition of this achievement underscores the importance of the creative economy in building businesses and creating jobs, as well as showcasing Nigerian stories and culture to audiences worldwide.
As Nigeria continues to make its mark in global entertainment, Tinubu’s congratulatory message serves as an encouragement for filmmakers and artists to keep pushing boundaries and pursuing excellence in their crafts.
The achievement of Osikoya and Awolowo marks a significant moment in Nigeria’s film industry, showcasing the potential for innovation and success within the sector.
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