Shuga Anebi Appointed Director of Entertainment, North Central Region, Under Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria Initiative

Renowned Nigerian music artiste and philanthropist, Shuga Anebi, has been appointed as the Director of Entertainment, North Central Region, under the Relax Tinubu Is Fixing Nigeria Initiative (RTIFN).

The appointment letter was formally presented to Shuga Anebi by the Director-General of RTIFN, Honourable Ahmed Bala, on behalf of the initiative, founded by Barrister Seyi Tinubu.

The appointment recognises Shuga Anebi’s longstanding contributions to Nigeria’s entertainment industry and his commitment to supporting young people and communities through his music and philanthropic activities.

As Director of Entertainment for the North Central Region, Shuga Anebi will be responsible for driving the initiative’s entertainment and creative engagement across the region. His mandate will include identifying and supporting emerging talents, creating platforms for young creatives, promoting Nigerian music and culture, and using entertainment as a vehicle for youth empowerment, social engagement and national development.

Speaking on his appointment, Shuga Anebi expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in him and pledged to bring his experience, passion and network to bear in advancing the creative industry across the North Central Region.

He noted that Nigeria’s entertainment industry has enormous potential to create opportunities for young people, promote the country’s cultural identity and contribute significantly to economic growth. He therefore called on artistes, creatives, industry stakeholders and young talents across the region to embrace the opportunities available within the initiative.

The RTIFN initiative continues to promote positive engagement with Nigerians, particularly young people, through strategic initiatives that support development, empowerment and national progress. The appointment of Shuga Anebi is expected to strengthen the initiative’s presence within the entertainment and creative sector across the North Central Region.