Kaduna International Film Festival Screens 168 Films, Promotes Youth Skills
The 8th Kaduna International Film Festival is currently screening 168 films, with delegates from the United States, France, India, and Uganda in attendance. The festival includes a skill acquisition program for 200 youth, covering various areas such as pizza making and palm oil processing.
Participants will receive starter packs upon completion. The event aims to showcase creative talent and position Kaduna as a hub for the film industry, with support from the state government to boost the sector's revenue potential.
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