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Fernandes: Ronaldo Remains Portugal’s Ultimate Icon • VERBATIM: What Atiku, Obi, Makinde really want as 90+ countries subsidise fuel to ease hardship • North-East govs cry out over neglect of Mambilla power plant • SUBSIDY SHOWDOWN: Tinubu resists pressure, steps up palliatives – Atiku, Obi, Makinde, Adebayo, workers, others insist on restoration • ‘To Drink Water for This Country Na by Connection’: The real talk behind the slang • Police arrest suspect for allegedly raping, impregnating minor • Court freezes Osun accounts over $13.9m arbitration award • Minor arrested over alleged viral hotel assault video in Delta • Ekiti @ 30: The roles Afe Babalola played • المفكر الحاج ورّاق… والتناقض الأخلاقي لإنتقائية ضياء الدين بلال!! • سيد الحوش • CAF confirms December 7 date for 2026 Awards in Lagos • EUROMATCH NPFL: Rangers To Provide Free Buses For Fans Ahead Of Abia Warriors Derby • Kano and it’s digital health revolution • الموضوع القديم المتجدد منذ عام ٢٠١٣: يا طلاب قبل بدء العام الدراسي أحذروا الجامعات غير معترف بها • Nigeria’s Winner-Takes-All Politics: Stop blaming the Igbo for federal decisions • A season of harvest, by Funmi Komolafe • طبطبة البرهان وتطبيب البشير • Morning recap: NYSC kidnap: IED threat stalls rescue operation, Madonna varsity expels student, suspends 14, other top stories • Benue govt suspends maritime workers’ union over boat mishap, orders skipper’s arrest • Fernandes: Ronaldo Remains Portugal’s Ultimate Icon • VERBATIM: What Atiku, Obi, Makinde really want as 90+ countries subsidise fuel to ease hardship • North-East govs cry out over neglect of Mambilla power plant • SUBSIDY SHOWDOWN: Tinubu resists pressure, steps up palliatives – Atiku, Obi, Makinde, Adebayo, workers, others insist on restoration • ‘To Drink Water for This Country Na by Connection’: The real talk behind the slang • Police arrest suspect for allegedly raping, impregnating minor • Court freezes Osun accounts over $13.9m arbitration award • Minor arrested over alleged viral hotel assault video in Delta • Ekiti @ 30: The roles Afe Babalola played • المفكر الحاج ورّاق… والتناقض الأخلاقي لإنتقائية ضياء الدين بلال!! • سيد الحوش • CAF confirms December 7 date for 2026 Awards in Lagos • EUROMATCH NPFL: Rangers To Provide Free Buses For Fans Ahead Of Abia Warriors Derby • Kano and it’s digital health revolution • الموضوع القديم المتجدد منذ عام ٢٠١٣: يا طلاب قبل بدء العام الدراسي أحذروا الجامعات غير معترف بها • Nigeria’s Winner-Takes-All Politics: Stop blaming the Igbo for federal decisions • A season of harvest, by Funmi Komolafe • طبطبة البرهان وتطبيب البشير • Morning recap: NYSC kidnap: IED threat stalls rescue operation, Madonna varsity expels student, suspends 14, other top stories • Benue govt suspends maritime workers’ union over boat mishap, orders skipper’s arrest
I make films for posterity, not just commerce — Kunle Afolayan
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I make films for posterity, not just commerce — Kunle Afolayan

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Filmmaker and founder of KAP Film and Television Academy, Kunle Afolayan, has said his approach to filmmaking is driven more by the desire to create a lasting legacy than by immediate commercial success. Afolayan, in an interview with Sunday Scoop, said he wants his films to remain relevant and continue to generate conversations long after Read More: https://punchng.com/i-make-films-for-posterity-not-just-commerce-kunle-afolayan/

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