Ekiti State Government has stressed commitment to exploring arts and culture to showcase creativity and talents, create jobs and as well attract investment opportunities to enhance economic diversification.
The Commissioner for Arts, Culture and Creative Economy, Prof Rasaki Bakare, said that the state had been reaping bountifully in terms of economic boost from the creative sector and people’s love for the creative energies of Ekiti people in arts, culture and heritage.
Bakare spoke in Ado Ekiti while briefing journalists on the 2026 edition of the Ekiti State Festival of Arts and Culture, themed “Continuity: Pathway to Enduring Shared Prosperity,” scheduled to be held in the state capital from August 11 to 15.
The commissioner said, “The theme of EKIFEST 2026 is a bold investment in talent discovery, youth empowerment and the repositioning of Ekiti State as a hub of creative excellence and ethical leadership.”
He said, “EKIFEST 2026 will shine
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