Ghana's celebrated movie star, Nadia Buari, successfully premiered her first self-produced movie titled 'Diary of Imogen Brown' across three regions of Ghana.
In Accra, she was able to invite lots of dignitaries,
including; Hon Collins Dauda - Minister of Water
Resources, Works and Housing. Hon Dauda
showed a very noble interest in the movie and sent
a congratulatory message to Jim Ike and Nadia
Buari for their wonderful performance in the movie, a day after the premier. In a separate chat with the Hon Minister, he
revealed that, he was invited to the premiere by
Nadia Buari and Jim Ike. After examining the theme
of the movie which talks about the effects of 'hard'
drugs usage, he gave them his words to attend the
premier. He revealed that, though he's not a fan of movie
premieres, he did not regret attending the premiere
because the end product of the movie is perfect;
which best fits the African cinema. Talking about the state of West African films, he said
that the Ghanaian films are his favorite movies and
thus, he watches them a lot. He really appreciates
the efforts of Ghanaian filmmakers. C/SUPT Hamza Yakubu, Commanding Officer of
Police (F.P.U) also added his voice by saying, 'I like
the creativity with which the film is narrated. It's a
memorable life guide for the youth and also very
inspiring." 'Diary of Imogen Brown,' which features the likes of
Soraya Mensah, Heba Khaled, Kevin Boateng, Prince
Mingles, Beatrice Dadson, Jim Iyke and Nadia and
was premiered at the Accra International
Conference Centre, Takoradi at Akroma Plaza and
In Kumasi at the Golden Tulip Hotel. 'Diary of Imogen Brown' is a Nadia Sidiku Buari Production.
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