Norman Busigu’s Powerful Documentary, “Nigeria: Can its Youth Shape its Future?” | Africa Giant

Norman Busigu’s upcoming documentary, “Nigeria: Can its Youth Shape its Future?” is a timely exploration of the potential of Africa’s most populous country. Despite ongoing challenges, the documentary highlights the immense promise of Nigeria, which possesses all the necessary elements to become a global superpower. Through interviews and analyses, the film examines Nigeria’s socio-political and socio-economic developments, as well as its vibrant arts scene. In particular, the documentary gives a voice to Nigeria’s youth, who hold the key to unlocking the country’s full potential.

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The fact that the documentary has already received notable support and coverage from leading media hubs in Africa including Channels TV, is telling of its importance, the documentary is set to make a significant impact across the continent. The partnership with luxury E-commerce platform Jendaya and an original soundtrack from British-Nigerian artist Kvngs also attest to the film’s high production value and widespread appeal.

Norman’s choice of venues for the world premiere of the film is also significant. The Lexi Cinema in North-West London is a volunteer-run social enterprise that places strong focus on community and charity. Its affinity to Africa, combined with its numerous awards, make it the perfect location for the screening. Similarly, the upcoming screening event at Queen Mary University London in collaboration with their Afro-Caribbean Society underscores the importance of the film in the context of Black History Month.

Norman’s track record in the creative industries further confirms his dedication to presenting Africa in a positive light. With his previous documentary “Ghana: Africa’s Exciting Entry Point?” achieving great success and recognition, Norman aims for his sophomore film to have an even greater reach globally. In doing so, the film will shed light on the continent’s immense potential and offer a fresh and youthful perspective on Nigeria’s future. Overall, “Nigeria: Can its Youth Shape its Future?” is a critical analysis of a country and a continent on the cusp of significant change.