Brenda Ogbukaa-Garba's Film Wins Best at AFFIF 2026

"To Adaego with Love" has been recognized as the overall Best Film at the Africa Films for Impact Festival (AFFIF) 2026, which took place from October 28 to 30 at Silverbird Cinemas in Abuja. The film, written and produced by Brenda Ogbukaa-Garba, explores the aftermath of the Nigerian Civil War, focusing on Major Balarabe Alkali, a Nigerian Army officer tasked with reconciling a community with soldiers.
The film opened the festival and won several awards, including Best Cinematography, Best Film (Narrative), Best Story on Democracy, Accountability and Anti-Corruption, and Best Film on Peace, Security and Counterterrorism. Additionally, Chisom Agoawuike won Best Female Actor, Adam Garba won Best Male Actor, and Brenda Ogbukaa-Garba received the Best Screenplay award.
The film's themes emphasize the need for responsible leadership and accountability in achieving sustainable peace, aligning with AFFIF's mission to inspire social transformation through cinema.
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