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Had the privilege of teaching at TCNN High School in Jos today! 🎬✨
I introduced the students to the world of film and cinematography—and wow, what an experience. Their energy, curiosity, and creativity were inspiring.

I truly believe we’ll see some incredible filmmakers emerge from that classroom in the years ahead.

Looking forward to bringing this spark to more high schools soon.

We’ve been filming different films for months now, and the cameras won’t be slowing down anytime soon. This year is dedicated to creating — to capturing moments, voices, and visions that matter.

Because Africans deserve to tell their own stories. Stories that carry our heartbeat, our struggles, our faith, our hope.

The journey continues through the rest of the year, and we can’t wait to share what’s coming.

Finish is Better than Perfect.

I’ve come to learn, sometimes the hard way, that if you wait for perfect, you may never actually finish anything. And honestly, that thought still messes with me.

We just wrapped up filming SaAna, a mini series I wrote and directed. Somehow, despite everything, the first episode already picked up 5 awards, 9 festival selections, and a handful of other recognitions. That feels surreal to even type. But the truth behind those stats? It was one of the hardest projects I’ve worked on in years.

We had funding issues. Cast and crew challenges. Scheduling problems. There was a point I remember it clearly when I genuinely considered walking away from the whole thing. Just dropping it. Not because I didn’t believe in the story, but because I was frustrated. Tired. And maybe a little scared that we wouldn’t be able to pull it off the way I’d envisioned.

But I didn’t quit. We pushed through. Then, right after wrapping, our main hard drive failed. Just like that, 80% of our footage was gone. We were literally in the middle of backing it up. Since then, we’ve spent over a month trying to recover what we can. Still working on it.

There are days I wish it had gone smoother. Cleaner. That the “behind the scenes” looked more like a polished film school case study and less like a crisis management seminar. But that’s not real life, is it?

This project has stretched me creatively, emotionally, and spiritually. I’ve grown as a writer. As a director. And maybe even as a person.

And that’s the point, I think.

So no, it wasn’t perfect. Not even close. But it’s done. And that, for me, is enough right now. Because finishing SaAna reminded me: Done beats perfect. Every single time.

Now, I’m back at my desk, outlining the next one. A feature film. Hopefully, we will begin filming in September. That’s the goal anyway. One mini series down… two features to go.

If you're out there, stuck between quitting and pushing through, maybe this is your reminder: Don’t aim for perfect. Just finish. Growth lives on the other side of that decision.

Our crew just finished week one of filming episodes 2, 3, and 4 of our award-winning miniseries “SaAna.” we are excited to share a few behind-the-scenes photos from a fun and successful week. There is much more filming to do. Stay tuned for more.

Our crew just finished week one of filming episodes 2, 3, and 4 of our award-winning miniseries "SaAna." we are excited to share a few behind-the-scenes photos from a fun and successful week. There is much more filming to do. Stay tuned for more.

SA’ANA just won 2 additional awards! 🏆best MOVIE DIRECTOR at the African Christian Movie/Music Awards 😊 & 🏆 Best Short Film at the Nawada International Film Festival 😊

Cooking up our next film 🎥

Another Selection for our Movie "SAANA" ❤️

ABUJA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL The festival offers a contemporary and liberal platform for the filmmakers of the World to exhibit the excellence of the film art form. The aim is mainly to ...

"SaAna" yet another selection ❤️💚💜

I am humbled and excited to direct a short film in Norway 🇳🇴 what an amazing experience 🎥