Nollywood actress and movie producer, Rahama Sadau, has called on the federal government to urgently fund the movie industry to boost the nation’s economy.The actress stated this at the premiere of a Netflix Limited Series, ‘The Plan’ at the weekend in Abuja.
Sadau said: “Hugely, lack of funding has been a major setback for the entire industry. We have a lot of talents. We have a lot of creatives, and we have no or little funding anywhere. “The government should look into the creative industry so that we can be a greater industry,” she said. According to Mohammed, the producers intend to have the TV series streaming on Netflix and they achieved it.Rosaline Meurer Churchill, one of the characters in the series said when she was contacted to feature in the movie, she was excited because the producer, Rahaman Sadau, “is her good friend.”
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