Departments

This department makes sure the NFC gets quality goods and services at the best value. They also help local film producers and related industries access the materials, tools, and partnerships they need to thrive.

They handle the actual process of purchasing, from identifying needs to inviting bids to ensuring transparency and fairness in every transaction. Their work keeps the corporation running smoothly and in line with government standards.

This unit manages how the NFC relates with the public, the media, and other government bodies. They handle official event communications and represent the corporation image in a professional and approachable way.

HR is the people’s department. They recruit, train, and look after staff welfare to make sure everyone’s motivated and performing at their best. They also oversee promotions, discipline, and general career growth within the corporation.

This team focuses on data and strategy. They study the film industry’s trends, plan development projects, and provide insights that help the NFC make better-informed decisions.

They manage the corporation's fund budgeting, expenditure, auditing, and reporting. Their role ensures financial discipline and accountability in all operations.

The National Film Institute (NFI) in Jos trains people in filmmaking, acting, editing, and other creative skills. It plays a big role in building the talents driving Nigeria’s film industry. The school equips young creatives with real industry skills and hands-on experience. It also supports job creation and drives innovation in the creative sector. Overall, NFI keeps Nigeria’s film culture alive and growing.

This department is the memory bank of Nigeria’s film and cultural heritage. They preserve, document, and restore films, videos, and sound recordings for future generations.

These are the hands-on experts who keep all the corporation's equipment running. They provide technical support for film production, editing, and general maintenance of NFC’s studios and installations.