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A Tribe Called Judah: Atiku congratulates Funke Akindele’s role in elevating Nigerian cinema to new heights

In an official statement shared on his Instagram page, Atiku lauded the film for achieving a groundbreaking milestone as the first Nigerian movie to gross 1 billion naira in domestic theatres.

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Former Vice-President of Nigeria and People’s Democratic Party (PDP) Presidential Candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has extended his congratulations to renowned Nollywood actress, Funke Akindele, for the remarkable success of her latest cinematic venture, “A Tribe Called Judah.”

In an official statement shared on his Instagram page, Atiku lauded the film for achieving a groundbreaking milestone as the first Nigerian movie to gross 1 billion naira in domestic theatres.

The statement emphasised the significance of “A Tribe Called Judah,” not only for its record-breaking box office success but also as a cultural beacon, symbolising the unwavering spirit of Nollywood.

Atiku praised the movie as a cultural gem that mirrors the vibrancy and resilience of Nigerian cinema, positioning it as a testament to the industry’s growth and artistic prowess.

Acknowledging Akindele’s pivotal role in the film’s success, Atiku expressed immense pride in her achievements and commended her for elevating Nigerian cinema to unprecedented heights.

He highlighted the movie’s broader impact, serving as an inspiration for a new generation of filmmakers and storytellers within Nigeria and beyond.

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