RMD Calls on Nigerians to Uphold Nation's Reputation
At the 2026 Pivot Nigeria conference, themed “The Reputation Dividend: Who Pays for Nigeria’s Perception?”, veteran actor and filmmaker Richard Mofe-Damijo, known as RMD, urged Nigerians to take responsibility for the nation's reputation. He stated that every citizen acts as an ambassador for Nigeria, influencing how the country is perceived globally.
RMD shared insights from his childhood about identity and representation, emphasizing that Nigerians should not view the responsibility of representing their country as a burden. He challenged stereotypes such as “African time” and highlighted the importance of punctuality.
RMD drew from his experiences in theatre and film, advocating for consistent behavior to build a positive reputation. He also discussed his time in government, encouraging individuals to improve institutions rather than let them erode personal values.
RMD concluded that reputation is established through consistent actions over time, urging Nigerians to maintain their values despite negative narratives about the country.
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