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From Ibusa to London: Nkadi and Moore Set to Showcase Nollywood Excellence in the UK

 From Ibusa to London: Nkadi and Moore Set to Showcase Nollywood Excellence in the UK




Emeka Esogbue


They are the current raves of Nollywood, and more importantly, a shining testament to the fact that the people of Ibusa are not only deeply gifted but are also breaking new ground on the global stage across various industries. ​The success of Ibusa indigenes can be felt in nearly every field, reflecting a community rich with trailblazers, celebrities, and individuals making their mark among the world’s most successful.


​The latest buzz in Nollywood centers around two outstanding Ibusa kinsfolk: Felix Nkadi and Nicki Moore. Both have successfully completed production on their respective films, which are now gearing up for high-profile premieres in London. In a society where political news often dominates the headlines, these major cultural milestones deserve to be loudly celebrated.


​The UK premiere dates are fast approaching: Felix Nkadi's Shattered Bond is set to debut on May 30, 2026, followed by Nicki Moore's Bus 34 on June 19, 2026. Both events are expected to draw film enthusiasts, celebrities, industry stakeholders, and the general public for unforgettable evenings of cinema and suspense.


​When the theater curtains rise in London, these two exceptional Ibusa filmmakers will undoubtedly be the center of attention, flying their community’s flag high on the international stage. ​As they continue to fly the Ibusa flag high, Pen Master remains dedicated to bringing you all the highlights from their global celebrations.

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