The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has trained residents in Delta State on videography and cinematography as part of efforts to strengthen skills in the creative sector. The five-day training, held from February 9 to 13, was executed by King-Fahji Nig. Ltd., with 50 participants benefiting from the initiative.
Certificates were presented to the participants on February 13, alongside starter packs to help them kickstart their careers in videography and cinematography. The trainees, who were elated by the experience, commended NCDMB for giving them the opportunity to acquire a valuable skill.
The programme forms part of NCDMB’s broader efforts to enhance local capacity and promote the development of the Nigerian film industry. By equipping young Nigerians with practical skills in videography and cinematography, the board aims to support the growth of the country’s creative sector.
Participants expressed gratitude to NCDMB and King-Fahji Nig. Ltd. for the opportunity, stating that it had “opened up new avenues” to explore their passion for filmmaking and contribute meaningfully to the economy.
