Celebrating the Brilliant Woman in Business & Leadership + African Fashion
Organizers of the 2016 Africa Magic Viewer’s Choice Awards recently revealed nominees for next year’s event at a private event held at the Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island in Lagos, Nigeria. The event which was held during the second week of December saw Africa’s top filmmakers, actors and actresses in attendance. Stealing the spotlight, however, were …
Stephanie Linus, Nollywood filmmaker, actress and founder of Next Page Productions, joins Ms. Uduak on the 33rd episode of The Ladybrille Woman Show to share her personal background, how she became an actress, a filmmaker and also to discuss her latest movie project Dry, a movie about protecting the African girl child. Dry has been screened at film festivals in the US and Europe and is currently available in theaters in Nigeria.
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It all started out as a passion to spread the word to as many people as possible on the dangers of Vesico Vaginal Fistula. Many years ago, as a student of the University of Calabar, Nollywood star actress Stephanie Linus heard about some young girls who had been forced into early marriage and were suffering …