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Blessing Amidu, a geologist working in the oil and gas sector tells Vanessa Obioha how a family joke is becoming a historic feat in the film industry
There are mainly two kinds of people you find in the arts and entertainment field: those who are art-inclined but studied a different course, and those who are talented and pursued a course in arts. Blessing Amidu falls in the first category.
As a young girl, she evinced an interest in arts but was stuck with the idea of studying medicine.
“I was an A student in my art subjects: literature, government, etc,” she explains. “But everyone in my family studied Law. From my siblings to my cousins, everyone is a lawyer in my family. I wanted to do something different so I stuck with sciences.”
The Cultural Impact of LadyBuckit and The Motley Mopsters
Udume Bozimo (right) and another character in LBMM
LadyBuckit and the Motley Mopsters, Nigeria’s first feature-length animated, cinematic movie, made its debut in cinemas across Nigeriaon December 11, 2020. Since its release, the movie has continued to receive enthusiastic reception. Thousands have become fascinated with the well-made animation and are excited to watch an animated film that they can relate to.
Last week, Twitter was agog with conversations around Disney’s partnership with a pan-African entertainment company on a seriescentered around African stories for Africans. The implications of the partnership transcend the entertainment value of the story. It can help educate about stereotypes and beliefs in material and immaterial parts of diverse African cultures.