The “queen of Nollywood films,” Peace Anyiam-Osigwe, formerly Peace Anyiam-Fiberesima MFR (born 30 March), was a Nigerian director and entertainment executive.
She is the creator of the critically renowned Africa Movie Academy Awards.
She was a trailblazer in introducing Nollywood movies to foreign film festivals, according to The Guardian. She was the one behind the camera for P-debut Square’s music video.
She received a Member of the Order of the Federal Republic award from the Nigerian government in 2012 for her work in the entertainment sector. She is a fellow of TED.
The Africa Film Academy, an organization that has governed the film awards since 2005, was established by Anyiam-Osigwe. One of the most prestigious honors given to Africans working in the film industry is said to be presented at the occasion.
She left her position as CEO of the AMAAs after the 10th edition. She started the AfricaOne project in 2015 to recognize Africans who work in the entertainment sector.
Peace Anyiam-Osigwe coma: How did she die?
Peace Anyiam-Osigwe, a Nigerian filmmaker and the creator of the African Movie Academy Awards, has passed away.
Ayiam-Osigwe, who served as the president of the Association of Movie Producers, is said to have passed away while still in a coma.
