By Kenneth Orusi
In a powerful show of commitment to Nigeria’s creative future, billionaire philanthropist and politician Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, alongside his wife, Nollywood star Regina Daniels, stole the spotlight at the official commissioning of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) national secretariat and the unveiling of its cutting-edge multipurpose app.
As Chairman of the AGN Board of Patrons, Nwoko used the platform to make a clarion call for a rebirth in Nigerian television and film content, urging the industry to prioritise well-structured, long-running series that can serve as both entertainment and training grounds for emerging talent.
“Nollywood is rich with passion and potential. With just a little more investment and structure, our stories can not only reflect our culture but compete favourably on the global stage,” Nwoko declared, drawing applause from industry heavyweights and creative entrepreneurs in attendance.
Regina Daniels, standing beside her husband, brought not only glamour but unwavering support to the vision, earning accolades from fans, filmmakers, and stakeholders alike. Their joint presence underscored a deep, personal investment in the future of Nigerian cinema.
The landmark event has injected fresh energy into Nollywood, with many calling it a turning point for local storytelling and a bold stride towards global recognition for the industry.
