New Thriller Focuses on Corruption and Investigative Journalism
Rogers Ofime and I serve as executive producers on the upcoming thriller Akwati, a film that explores high-level corruption in an arms deal.
The story follows Ahmad Balami, an investigative journalist who risks everything to expose powerful figures. Prince Daniel directs the project. He also directed Mai Martaba, Nigeria’s official entry for the 2025 Oscars.
Akwati will hit cinemas soon. The production team has confirmed that a release announcement will follow shortly.
Ramsey Nouah Directs Dambe as Actor Takes on New Role
Film Shows Actress in a Bold New Character Shift
The upcoming film Dambe, directed by Ramsey Nouah, introduces a fresh creative direction for the actress.
In the project, she plays a priestess. The role pushed her into unfamiliar artistic territory and expanded her performance range.
She described the experience as challenging and different from her previous roles. The film is currently in post-production and will be released soon.
Tawakkaltu Brings Actress into Kannywood Spotlight
Lead Role in Northern Nigerian Series Streams on YouTube
She also stars as the lead in the Kannywood series Tawakkaltu, directed by Haruna Talle.
The series highlights her growing involvement in Northern Nigerian cinema. Viewers can watch it on YouTube via Al Hayat International TV.
New Kannywood Project in Production
Filming Continues on Upcoming Series
A new Kannywood series is currently in production. The team remains on set and continues filming.
Details remain undisclosed for now. However, production insiders say the project is one to watch. More updates will follow as development progresses.
Skylenz Productions Expands Media Reach
Company Blends Creativity With Professional Content Delivery
Skylenz Productions has evolved significantly since its launch. The company now combines creativity with strong corporate structure.
It delivers services in videography, photography, and strategic content creation. The brand positions itself as a full media hub serving both private and public clients.
The company also focuses on faster delivery, stronger creative output, and improved efficiency.
Northern Cinema Needs More Investment and Visibility
Creative Calls for Stronger Industry Support
She believes Northern Nigeria’s film industry holds huge untapped potential. She stresses the need for better funding, training, and production infrastructure.
Many creatives in the region struggle with access to equipment and mentorship. This limits their growth and visibility in the wider Nigerian film industry.
She also highlights cultural barriers, especially for women, as another challenge.
However, she remains optimistic. She believes stronger collaboration and investment will help Northern cinema grow and compete globally.
