Film Icons Still Receiving Stipends, Health Cover Under Circuits’ Dignity Fund

Circuits, Africa's leading virtual cinema platform, continues to honor Nollywood pioneers through its Film Veterans Dignity Fund. The initiative, launched to provide lifetime stipends and comprehensive health insurance to industry legends like Pete Edochie, Iya Rainbow, and Chief Lere Paimo, has been consistently delivering on its promise.
Imade, the Chief Operating Officer of Circuits, emphasized that the fund was not a one-time gesture but a sustained intervention to ensure the dignity and well-being of Nollywood seniors. Actress Kate Henshaw praised Circuits for its commitment to veteran welfare, noting that the Dignity Fund brings real relief and peace of mind to those who built the industry.
The initiative serves as a reminder that the future of Nollywood must always respect its past, setting a standard for the industry to follow.
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