Enterprising the culture of the people
A registered organisation under the Corporate and Allied Matters Act of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
A company focused on enterprising the culture of the people
Our organisation is structured to create entrepreneurs through the industrialisation of cultural crafts for standard competitiveness in export markets, and to creatively redirect the productive energy in youth towards gainful empowerment in the arts of manufacturing.
The aim is to package and standardise the end products of Nigerian cultural indigenous resources for domestic and international export markets.
- We connect Business to Business, Government to Government, and Government to Business
- We develop ideas, nurture and implement with speed
- We baby seat businesses within and outside Nigeria with international standard work ethics
- We reinvigorate the culture of trust and integrity with clients and partners
Acculturation‑Miasm
A term we use for a crisis of psychohistory: a subtle, contagious organism of brain drain syndrome, nationally.
Acculturation
A change in the cultural behaviour and thinking of a person or group through contact with another culture.
Miasm
A chronic condition passed down through generations, weakening what it settles in.
The disconnect
A high level of disconnect from sustaining cultural production, and non-acceptance of home sourced daily necessities.
What was lost: the community cultural routine
These crafts were once a strong connection between Nigerian citizens and their communities. Restoring that connection, at industrial standard, is the whole of our work.
What acculturation cost us
Acculturation is a change in the cultural behaviour and thinking of a person or group through contact with another culture. Its effect was the neglect of maximising the nation's tangible and intangible resources.
That impact degenerated into the extinction of intercommunity occupational migration, exchange of trade, and the arts of agronomy, craftwork and botanising skills. All of these were once associated with, and remain, the country's economy building prospects. The height of this is a disconnect from ecotourism.
Annually, efforts are targeted towards initiatives to create employment, industrialise the economy and build youth entrepreneurial skills by government, donor bodies and fund relief organisations.
Companies have emerged intermittently to address the production chain and consumer satisfaction. Nevertheless there is an open market competition vacuum craving to be occupied, which existing solutions have neither addressed nor built production chain resolves for.
How we solve the problem
Culturepreneur seeks creative ways to resolve unemployment by creating at least 13,000 entrepreneurs in each State and commercialising craft.
- Procurement of relevant manufacturing equipment
- Development and supervision of business management templates in the craft trade exchange and export chain
- Regenerating raw materials of plants and animals used for carvings, weaving, paintings, smiths, herbs, cosmetics, foods and furniture
- Massive replenishing of raw material systems for future generations
- Efficient skilled manpower for continuous commerce in the communities
Build a world class Culture Reformers Association
Creating sustainable jobs to generate a 70% increase in State IGR and influence a high rate in manufacturing export products of cultural crafts.
Commercial production
Increase commercial production of cultural heritage in States by creating mass job creation.
Youth empowerment
Empowerment of youths and communities through entrepreneurial training.
Indigenous factory
Initiate, develop and sustain the very first indigenous glass making factory.
Export balance
Increase exportation and decrease importation expenditure in the country.
Sponsorship
Raise sponsorship and funds to facilitate craft activities in areas of large deposition.
Investor exposure
Expose the diverse cultural heritage in strategic areas to investors and trade promoters.
Five material streams
Work with a cluster
Investors, trade promoters, manufacturers, government agencies and artisans are all welcome.