The Hausa are a racially diverse but culturally homogeneous people who originally came from northern Nigeria and south-central Niger. Hausas have long been famous for wide-ranging itinerant trading, and wealthy merchants share the highest social positions with the politically powerful and the learned.

Black African societies, function is regarded as an important factor in the assessment of their art. This function could be related to their day to day activities to include ceremonies and other paraphernalia of life. Again, what we need to focus our attention on is the art works themselves to discern what we can derive from the study in terms of visual representations. Art from Black African countries is undoubtedly, very rich and equally full of meaning. They are regarded as important factors of life, which are mostly cherished by all. Throughout the entire discussion, the matter of origin has not been given adequate attention, the only vital issues has always been centred on the usage, the form, and to a lesser extent the meaning of the works, which are very vital.

Advertising From the establishment of the West Afri￾can Publicity Limited by UAC in 1928, the advertising industry has grown to a huge industry aptly classified under the creative industry. The Association of Advertising.

The Performing Arts Performance by musicians, singers, story￾tellers, and actors has long been accorded legal protection nationally and internation￾ally (Odunaike, 2016). The sector consti￾tutes a specific genre of intellectual property in Nigeria. Performers focus on interpreting, translating and transmitting stories, songs, folklore and diverse literary works through performances and thus constitute an intrin￾sic part of the creative value chain.

Visual Arts The Nigerian art market comprises a small group of new and established collectors, a network of art galleries spread across the nation, annual auctions in Lagos and London, and a considerable number of paintings and sculptures produced by both students and professionals.

(The Fashion Industry) There has been an unprecedented level of exposure to the Nigerian fashion industry in recent times which has translated into unique business opportunities for the operators in the industry. Today, Nigerian designers are regularly featured in international fashion shows and have gained footholds among global celebrities. This growth is a result of the institution of fashion weeks coupled with the explosion of new and social media.

1. Introduction: Many scholars have written on the problems of identity in Nigerian Art. Carroll (1967) concentrates on the relevance of religion in Yoruba carving while Adepegba (1982) elaborates mostly on the traditional Nigerian Art, its past and relevance on the community where it is produced, and other attributes. Roy (1979) in his own case writes generally on African sculpture, while Sieber (1961) concentrates extensively on the sculpture-types of the Northern part of Nigeria. Beier (1959) discusses wood carving among the Yoruba of south-western part of Nigeria. He also in 1960 writes generally on Art in Nigeria. Thompson (1968) discusses the aesthetics in traditional African art, while Abiodun (1975) concentrates on ifa art objects in Yoruba Oral Tradition, and Drewal (1977) elaborates on the Traditional Art of the Nigerian Peoples as a whole. The focus of this paper is however, not far from their views but different in subject of definition of terms. What is Nigerian Art? Why the appellation “Nigerian Art” given to the art form of this area of West Africa? Could it be because the Art or the Art objects are produced from Nigeria or Nigerian? To attempt answers to these questions, one has to look into many aspects of the culture that produce such works of art. Nigerian art has many faces found deep in the socio￾cultural setting of the people involved. These faces may include the choice of subject matter, use of colour, patterning techniques, use of symbols, and the general outlook of the art works. From the western world point of view, the so called “Nigerian art” as other art forms in West African.

I Believe in Art and Culture. Status of Nigerian Art Status in this regard refers to the professional position or rank in relation to other art forms in the region or even in the world at large. Before going deep into this, there is need to do a sort of lucid classification which could be under Traditional and Contemporary. Tradition could mean the passing of beliefs customs from one generation to the next undiluted. But to relate it to art, it could mean the passing of a long-established method or practice of art production from one generation to the other. While contemporary could mean present time or modern or even what we can refer to as worldwide accepted type of art. Which side should Nigeria take presently? Is it a totally condensed traditional art form or dance to the yearnings of Modernization in order to be reckoned with? To go along with this classification, we need to leave out the importance of economy in the determination of status regarding Nigerian Art. Economic factor must be reduced so as to bring out the importance and status of Nigerian Art? We need to create a compromise between them as Carpenter (1973) rightly pointed out in his book on Inuit Souvenirs. He reminds us that Michelangelo worked for money without loss of integrity, and he never mass-produced to debase the status of his art works. We are now faced with a reality, and a question is now staring at us, and that is, how many Nigerian.

(Nigerian is a Beautiful Place) Every society possesses a richly diverse cultural heritage viewed as an asset to the people and which represents a shared identity that binds them together. Stakeholders within the cultural and creative industry exert optimal effort in preserving this heritage and the diverse cultural content within the context of the prevailing political and economic climate. Within the Nigerian context, the cultural and creative industries represent an ever- -expanding complex of different economic sectors. In recent times, there has been an increase in focus on those sectors that have high creative intensity, leading to an urgent need towards achieving an all- -encompassing definition of cultural and creative.

(Courage to Create) Is this possible in business? I believe so, but you have to be willing to take risk and progress through discomfort to get to the finish line. I believe in art and culture. (Am Ishaya Danhalbi)

CREATIVITY is a combination force: it's our ability to tap into our 'inner' pool of resource knowledge, insight, information, inspection and all the fragments populating our minds- that we've accumulated over the years just by being present and alive and awake to the world and to combine them in extraordinary new ways.

(Defining creating and innovation) Creativity is the act of turning new and imaginative ideas into reality. Creativity is characterised by the ability to perseve the world in new ways, to find hidden. patterns, to make connections between seemingly unrelated phenomena, and to generate solutions. creativity involves two processes: thinking and producing..

Improving your mental and emotional health usually isn't just a matter of setting. (Accept yourself) we're all different, but the one thing we have in common is that none of us is perfect, many different things, including our background race, gender, religion and sexuality, make us who we are. everyone has something to offer and everyone is entitled to respect, including you try not to be to hard on yourself. (Get involved) meeting people and getting involved in new things can make all the difference for you and for others. join a club. meet up with friends, do a course there are many thing to do if you look around. Not only will you feel..

(Keep active and exercise) regular exercise can really help to give your mental health a boost. find something you enjoy sport. (Keep in Control) you don't have to be strong and struggle on alone friends are important, especially at difficult times, so it is good to keep up contact wither them...

(Express yourself) our creativity often goes a notice, even by ourselves, much less given a regular outlet. find a way to express your emotions and need on a regular basis such as journaling.

Get involved into new things. you can get involved in anything new, you can change your mindset and your thought towards your week ambitions, is clear that many of us today we are full with creativity bet we are not getting involved in something new so get yourself right now,

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