Nigerian film icons Mo Abudu and Funke Akindele have received considerable international recognition, earning spots on The Hollywood Reporter's prestigious list of "Most Influential Women in International Film." The prestigious magazine recognised 46 extraordinary women from around the globe for their remarkable impact on the global film industry.
In their announcement on Friday, May 9th, The Hollywood Reporter highlighted the ongoing struggle for equity in the entertainment world, noting that progress remains fragile in various regions.
READ ALSO: I'm a feminist, but I don't support a woman disrespecting her husband - Funke AkindeleThe magazine emphasised the critical importance of celebrating these 46 global leaders amidst these challenges.
Profiling Mo Abudu, the British-Nigerian founder of EbonyLife Media, The Hollywood Reporter underscored her multifaceted contributions, from producing local box office hits like The Wedding Party and Òlòtūré to forging global partnerships with streaming giants Netflix and Sony.
