NIGERIAN FILM MAKERS ARRIVE IN MALAWI FOR HISTORIC COLLABOLATION

In a move set to revolutionize the Malawian film industry, three renowned Nigerian filmmakers have arrived in the country for talks with Prophet Shepherd Bushiri and the Film Association of Malawi.

Nkeiru Sylvanus, Charles Inojie, and Charles Awurum, who are household names in Nigeria's Nollywood industry, are in Malawi to discuss potential collaborations with local filmmakers. The meeting, which is taking place at the BICC in Lilongwe, is expected to lead to a memorandum of understanding between the Film Association of Malawi and the Nigerian filmmakers.

Prophet Bushiri, who is also the president of Jesus Nation Church, has expressed interest in partnering with local filmmakers to produce movies featuring Nigerian actors. This collaboration is expected to bring a new level of expertise and exposure to the Malawian film industry.

The Nigerian filmmakers' visit is a significant development for Malawi's growing film industry. With this partnership, local filmmakers will have the opportunity to learn from their Nigerian counterparts and produce high-quality films that showcase Malawian talent and stories.




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