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Richard Mofe Damijo Set To Bag New Title - "Dike Oha na Nollywood"

Following his contributions to Nollywood, veteran actor, RMD is to be honoured with a Chieftaincy title.

Veteran Nollywood actor and Delta State Commissioner for Arts and Culture , Richard Mofe Damijo will at the 4th edition of the Nollywood Igbo Film Festival be honoured with the title of “Dike Oha na Nollywood”.

The event will take place on the 1st day of the three-day film festival. The festival will take place in Asaba, Delta from  August 27th to August 30th.

The founder of the festival Nze Harris Chuma said RMD is being honoured for his contributions to Nollywood.

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