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Ikenna Churchill
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Senior Assistant Editor, West Africa Weekly
Nigeria
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Freelance Journalist living in Nigeria, covering arts and entertainment.
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By Ikenna Churchill| DigiMillennials@ By Ikenna ChurchillOver the last decade, Nigeria’s entertainment industry has dramatically changed with the rise of “skitpreneurs,” a term describing digital content creators specialising in short-form comedy. From Instagram to TikTok and YouTube, these launchpads have turned comedians into businesses, commanding millions of views, attracting brand endorsements, and even crossing over into mainstream media.
By Ikenna Churchill| West Africa Weekly@ Money is a construct—an agreement between society and its people, dictating value and power. But what happens when we question its significance? Paul Nnadiekwe’s short film, ‘The Currency of Smoke’, dares to explore this concept through a sharp, dialogue-driven narrative. Starring himself and Riyo David, the film presents a thought-provoking conversation on the psychology of money and its grip on human behaviour.
By Ikenna Churchill| The Nollywood Reporter@ Language is central to cultural identity, serving as a vessel for history, tradition, and shared experiences. In many West African communities, indigenous languages are deeply intertwined with storytelling, yet they face increasing threats due to globalization, urbanization, and the dominance of English and French in education and media. However, in recent years, streaming platforms have become a transformative force reshaping how content is consumed and distributed.
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West Africa Weekly