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Nigeria’s leading privately run Theatre House, TerraKulture, has inked a formal mandate partnership with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group.

“The partnership is a shared commitment to the future of Nigeria’s creative economy”, the Production House said in a statement. 

Herewith, are some of the deliverables:

  • World-Class Infrastructure: The IFC will support the refurbishment of our creative and training facilities in Lagos, ensuring we remain a flagship for theater, film, and visual arts.
  • Empowering the Next Generation: We are expanding our pathways for skills development, helping young people and women move directly into meaningful careers in the arts.
  • African Stories on the Global Stage: This collaboration ensures our stories are developed, produced, and shared from an authentic African perspective for the world to see.

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