Nollywood filmmakers Funke Akindele, Mo Abudu, and Jade Osiberu have been honored by The Hollywood Reporter on their list of the Most Powerful Women in Film.
Actress Shaffy Bello celebrated their achievement, calling them "our woman kings" and encouraging them to "take your flowers." She praised the trio for their significant contributions to the international film industry and for breaking boundaries.
Mo Abudu is the CEO of EbonyLife Media in Nigeria. She has been a pioneer in African media, working as a talk show host, TV and film producer, and owner of a theater chain.
Funke Akindele is a producer at Film One Entertainment in Nigeria. She has had a successful career as an actor, writer, director, and producer. Her latest movie, “A Tribe Called Judah,” is now the highest-grossing Nigerian film of all time.
Jade Osiberu is a Nigerian filmmaker, writer, director, and producer known for works such as “Gangs of Lagos,” “Brotherhood,” “The Trade,” “Everything Scatter,” “Isoken,” and “Sugar Rush.”
Shaffy Bello, who has worked with all three women, expressed her pride and respect, saying, "You make us believe and know that it is possible." She thanked God for their success and encouraged them to continue their impactful work.
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