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Femi Kuti: “I am Not Fela. I Don’t Even Want to be Fela.”
Afrobeat legend Femi Kuti discusses his new album Journey Through Life, his turbulent US-Canada tour, and life beyond his father’s shadow.
BY Abioye Damilare Samson
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Tosin Igho: “There’s Actually a Mathematical Way to Filmmaking.”
He is the son of the enigmatic Peter Igho, but the latter isn’t stealing his shine as the younger Igho defines his path aiming for the shattered door.
BY Aoiri Obaigbo
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Fred Amata: “Nollywood filmmakers should use the art they express to tell the true story of who we really are in Africa.”
A journey through Nollywood’s Creative Landscape is incomplete without the narrative of this multifaceted talent, whose latest work is “Voltage.”
BY Aoiri Obaigbo
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Mara Derwent-Ashton: “People Being Open to Being Wrong is Good Practice.”
You know her as Samantha in “Osuofia in London,” Osuofia’s devious but delicate British ‘wife.’
BY Jamin Ohwovoriole
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“Black Harvest”: Crafting Conscience on Film
Assistant director of “Black Harvest,” Ade Oshin, shares his thoughts on the movie.
BY Henry-Damian Justice
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”Slum King” Redefines Crime Drama, But Director Says, ”Not Your Typical Ending.”
Dimeji Ajibola’s dedication to authenticity shines through in “Slum King.” He explains the collaborative process with the cast and crew and how it brings the characters to life.
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
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Inside “Minee” With Kezy Kome, Lead Actress and Producer of Minee
“Kezy Kome Takes on Dual Role in Crime Drama ‘Minee,’ Released on November 3rd.”
BY Fareedat Taofeeq
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Yemi Solade: “Anybody That Calls Me A Yoruba Actor Is Unserious. I’m An Actor.”
With a career that spans across stage, television, and big screen productions, Yemi Solade has made immense contributions to the growth of Nollywood and the Nigerian entertainment industry as a whole.
BY Aoiri Obaigbo
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Richard Mofe-Damijo: “What Filmmakers In Nigeria Do Is Pure Magic.”
Affectionately known as RMD, he has consistently enthralled audiences with his unparalleled talent and captivating screen presence just as in “The Black Book.”
BY Aoiri Obaigbo
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