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Open Letter to Ali Mohammed: A Note of Commendation for Your Transformative Leadership

by TY SHABAN
January 15, 2026
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Dear Malam Ali Nuhu,

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I am writing to express profound appreciation for the remarkable work you have been doing since assuming the leadership of the Nigerian Film Corporation. Your appointment brought a sense of hope to the industry, and your actions thus far have turned that hope into tangible progress.

The film community—spanning both Nollywood and Kannywood—is observing your dedication with great pride. It is inspiring to see a leader who deeply understands the craft and the challenges of the practitioners. Your efforts in bridging gaps, fostering professional development, and enhancing the infrastructure for film activities are setting a new standard for the industry.

Key areas where your impact is being felt:

Unified Vision: Your ability to unify the interests of various regional film hubs, ensuring that the Nigerian film identity is both diverse and cohesive.

Practitioner Welfare: The growing sense of optimism among actors, directors, and technical crews who feel heard and supported by your administration.

Global Positioning: Your commitment to elevating Nigerian cinema to meet international standards and improving our competitiveness on the global stage.

Please accept this note as a token of encouragement. The road to fully transforming the creative economy is long, but your steady hand and vision are exactly what the industry needs right now. We are happy with the achievements recorded so far and look forward to even greater milestones under your stewardship.

Keep pushing the boundaries. The entire industry stands with you.

Warm regards.

Yours,

TY Shaban

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