The Federal Government has given its support to a 100-day tourism calendar. This calendar aims to bring together Nigeria's cultural events. The goal is to unlock a significant portion of the economy, with projections indicating a $100bn creative economy.
Further details about this initiative are available, including the potential impact on the economy. The calendar is intended to aggregate various cultural events, but specific details about the events and the calendar itself are not provided here.
More information can be found through the provided link, which offers a more in-depth look at the Federal Government's backing of the 100-day tourism calendar and its potential to unlock a $100bn economy.
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