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Fidelity Bank Unveils Creativerse to Boost Nigerian Creative Entrepreneurs

In a bid to empower the country’s creative sector, Fidelity Bank has launched a new initiative called Creativerse. This program, announced on October 7, 2026, is aimed at supporting Nigeria’s creative entrepreneurs, as reported by Nigeria Business on Google News. The exact details of the program are yet to be disclosed by the bank, but it is expected to offer resources, mentorship, and funding opportunities to these enterprises. This move aligns with the bank’s commitment to supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across various sectors in Nigeria. The creative industry, particularly in entertainment and technology, has seen a surge in recent years, and initiatives like Creativerse are anticipated to further stimulate growth and innovation. The bank has not yet said when the facility began operating or what specific criteria businesses must meet to qualify for the program.

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