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“Are we celebrating government broad day robbery under the guise of ‘cash transfer’ to Nigerians whose identification we don't know?”

The filmmaker had raised an alarm that his home was surrounded by the police.

Canadian-Nigerian Filmmaker and Actor, Pascal Atuma have advised Nigerian youths not to put their lives on the line for Nigerian politicians.

"Let Nigerians wake up and understand that the suffering in Nigeria today is artificial. The politicians systematically created poverty and are using it to control the masses to retain power and control".

The Commission will, among other things, create an enabling environment for the peaceful coexistence of different religious beliefs within the country.

Celebrated Nigerian-born Canadian actor and producer, Pascal Atuma turned 50 today, February 22 with mixed feelings. According to the celebrated thespian

Mr Atuma said Nigeria's choice of leaders has made it extremely difficult for the best hands and professionals to participate in nation building.

*Says Nigerian youths must rise to save the country Canadian-Nigerian actor, Pascal Atuma, has advised young Nigerians to rise and save the country by looking beyond religious, ethnic, and tribal lines to vote in the 2023 general elections. He gave the charges in an Instagram post to mark his 50th birthday. The 2021 Best Black […]

BLACK ROSES... COMING JUNE 1ST 2021... This Heart Racing, Suspense Packed, and intriguing movie, with RMD, Annie Idibia, Pascal Atuma, and Chinny Chukwu aka Al

Vanessa Obioha Recently, Netflix released ‘Clash’, a film by multiple award-winning film director and producer, Pascal Atuma. The film boasting a star-studded cast drawn from Nollywood, Hollywood, and other film industries, explores the complexities of multicultural relationships. It focuses on a young Nigerian who for many years lived a lie with a misconception that his uncle was his biological father. The movie’s storyline also reflects a broad spectrum of experience and nationalitie...