AkwaAmaka Studio to empower Nigerian youths for a better tomorrow- Ezeudo

The Nigerian media and entertainment industry recently got a boost with the launch of AkwaAmaka Live and Digital Studio, which has been described by its founder and CEO, High Chief Stanley Chukuwudi Obodoagwu, the Ezeudo Gburugburu of Ihiala, as a development that heralded “a new dawn in the media and entertainment industry in Nigeria and Africa at large.”

Speaking about the new development, Obodoagwu, popularly known as Ezeudo, avowed: “AkwaAmaka Live and Digital Studio is an ultra-modern digital studio for AkwaAmaka Production Limited, a private limited liability company registered under the relevant laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. As a media and entertainment company, its major objective centres on nurturing and promoting young talents, content development and fostering innovations and ideas.”

Continuing, he opened up on the motivation behind his effort. “AkwaAmaka Production Limited was also born out of my desire to set up a leading entertainment industry in sub-Sahara Africa. But majorly, the motivation is to help empower the Nigerian youths for a better tomorrow. Besides, I have a strong passion for entertainment,” he articulated.

So far, the company has not performed badly. “We have been doing our best and would not give up until we get to where we are heading to. We have a movie production company which has produced five standard movies to our credit for the global market,” he stated.

Ezeudo further added: “Our belief, therefore, is that with the commissioning of AkwaAmaka Live and Digital Studio, AkwaAmaka Production Limited will have the capacity to produce more good music and movies for companies and individuals who desire to produce their music and movies in AkwaAmaka Digital Studio.”

He is optimistic that the launch of the studio is just the tip of the iceberg. “AkwaAmaka is just slightly over two years in existence and see where we are today. We are building the biggest radio and television station in Africa, the biggest production house in Africa and we’ve almost achieved 60 per cent.”