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Follow on Google News | Perception: The Nigerian Narrative- A New Documentary Explores What It Means to Be a Nigerian in USPremieres on October 1st in D.C. in Honor of Nigerian American Day and Nigerian Independence Day
By: Nigerian Center Event Details: Date: October 1, 2024 Time: Green Carpet Reception - 6:00 p.m.; Showtime - 7:00 p.m. Venue: Miracle Theater, 535 8th St S.E., Washington, D.C. "This project is deeply personal to me as a Nigerian filmmaker based in the United States," said Oluyinka Davids, the documentary's creator and director. "Over the course of two and a half years, my team and I traveled across eight states, conducting over 125 interviews to capture the Nigerian experience in the diaspora. It's time the world sees the Nigerian narrative—through our eyes. This documentary highlights our challenges, contributions, and resilience. It's a celebration of our rich, diverse stories, told by us and for us." Gbenga Ogunjimi, Executive Director of the Nigerian Center, added, "The Nigerian Center is a steward of the Nigerian brand, one of the most iconic brands to emerge from the African continent. As Nigeria rises as a cultural superpower, Nigerian Americans have become one of the leading and most dynamic immigrant groups in the United States. Telling our story is both a great opportunity and a profound responsibility. This is why this project is so important to us—it's about reclaiming the Nigerian narrative in America." A press conference will occur at the Nigerian Center at 1231 Marion Barry Ave S.E. on October 1st at noon. To RSVP, email Media@BlueJay.Media. The trailer is available at https://www.youtube.com/ Early bird tickets are available at https://www.eventbrite.com/ About iFocus Pictures iFocus Pictures is a motion picture company known for its quality, creativity, and innovation. Our team of industry experts excels in delivering unique, artistic, and engaging film and video productions. About Nigerian Center The Nigerian Center is the first immigrant and cultural center for the Nigerian diaspora. Located in the nation's capital, it was established to support newly arrived immigrants with culturally sensitive transition and self-sufficiency opportunities. End
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