"Are they protesting the National Theatre becoming a glorified outdoor beer parlour? And then we will turn around and make a mockery of government that it is not alive to its responsibility or it’s not visionary. Meanwhile, when you look at power, petroleum and works, you will see the utilisation emergence of strategies in bringing revolution into this sector And then, some people with curious and diabolical interests are trying to raise issues where there are no issues. "I’ll like to also place on record that the concerned parties have protested to the National Assembly, who in turn have visited the entire National Theatre and have ensured their findings become heard. The Senate Committee on Culture has been to the National theatre because they want to be the representatives of the people that they truly represent. They went, saw and assessed the situation and made their recommendations. And then the federal government set up a Ministerial committee to also go and investigate, and all of them have seen that to bring a renewal programme into the National Theatre will be the very best policy for the growth of the cultural sector and the prominence of Nigeria".
Posted on: Sun, 25 Aug 2013 05:53:06 +0000
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