From Jude Owuamanam, Jos
Plateau State governor, Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has inked a groundbreaking partnership deal with popular Caribbean musician, Wyclef Jean and Caribbean International Commerce (CICH) to boost commerce and entertainment in the state.
According to Bere Gyang, Director of Press Affairs to the Governor, the deal came as a result of the governor’s engagements during his last business trip to the United States.
In a joint statement with Wyclef Jean and CICH, Gyang described the collaboration as a major shift in commerce and entertainment, marking the initiation of an extraordinary project that blends innovation, sustainability and star power.
He said, “Wyclef Jean joins forces with CICH to secure the first Hub agreement, comprising of more than 4,000 hectares of land in Plateau State. The venture is expected to revolutionize the local and global landscapes, featuring state-of-the-art music and movie studios, a tokenized platform for equitable wealth distribution, and a commitment to eco-friendly practices.”
A significant aspect of the project is the establishment of state-of-the-art music and movie studios, which will serve as a creative incubator for emerging talents. The NiDax Tokenized Commodities Exchange introduces a groundbreaking financial paradigm that will foster economic empowerment.
The project also embraces green technology, energy glass solar, cutting-edge manufacturing facilities, and sustainable housing developments in its comprehensive approach.
Gyang quoted Mutfwang as expressing his delight at the initiative, noting that his engagements are attracting immediate investments such as an industrial park and technology innovation hub.
“Wyclef Jean and Caribbean International Commerce are spearheading a new era of economic growth and creative expression in Plateau State, which represented Governor Mutfwang’s visionary leadership in his transformative engagements. These synergies provide a platform for scaling up and showcasing the talents of Plateau’s youth on the global stage,” he declared.