Tag: Femi Odugbemi

‘The Man Died’, a memoir of Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka’s prison experience, was published in 1972.

Olu Jacob's ultimate sacrifice was deciding to return home to contribute to building a movie industry from a shaky foundation.

At the heart of ‘Movement-Japa’ is a story about youth emigration, human trafficking, and the desperation of young Nigerians to ...

It was the first host-free Oscars ceremony since 1989.

In June, he was named among the four Nigerians invited into the voting membership of the Oscar awards.

Candidates would be exposed to a comprehensive curriculum.

Regional interviews and the screening process to select twenty of the most noteworthy candidates have begun.

Odugbemi is one of four Nigerians invited into the voting membership of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences ...

The academy organises and decides the nominations for the universally-acclaimed Oscars award.

The Digital Dialogue Conference is a platform to foster understanding of the future of pay-TV industry in Africa.

Mr Ibu and Ronke are also starring alongside each other for the first time.

The iREP Documentary Film Forum, iREP, the Committee for Relevant Art, CORA and the Freedom Park collective regret the passing ...