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A FRIENDLY VISIT ROOTED IN FRIENDSHIP AND CULTURAL DIPLOMACY 🇺🇬🤝🇳🇬 The Director of Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), Audu Kashim Israel, paid a friendly visit to His Excellency Philip Odida, Ambassador of the Republic of Uganda to Nigeria, at his residence. The visit was a warm and cordial expression of friendship, reflecting the power of personal relationships in strengthening diplomatic ties and fostering greater cultural understanding between nations. At the heart of this engagement is the belief that cultural diplomacy remains a powerful bridge between peoples, nations, and shared aspirations. Through film, arts, storytelling, and cultural exchange, Nigeria and Uganda have opportunities to deepen mutual understanding, celebrate their rich cultural identities, and create lasting connections that transcend geographical boundaries. As Director of Kaduna International Film Festival, Audu Kashim Israel recognises the important role of cinema and cultural platforms in bringing nations closer together, encouraging collaboration, and promoting friendship through the universal language of storytelling. This visit was, first and foremost, a friendly engagement and a celebration of the bonds that connect us as people, with cultural diplomacy serving as a meaningful pathway to stronger relationships and future cultural exchanges. Thank you, Your Excellency, for the warm hospitality and the invaluable gift of friendship. May this friendship continue to flourish and inspire stronger cultural connections between Nigeria and Uganda. 🇳🇬❤️🇺🇬 KADIFF
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KADIFF DIRECTOR, AUDU KASHIM ISRAEL, PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO VIETNAM’S NEW AMBASSADOR TO NIGERIA The Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), Audu Kashim Israel, has paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to Nigeria, His Excellency Le Viet Hoang, at his residence. The visit provided an opportunity to engage on strengthening cultural relations, promoting creative industry collaboration, and exploring opportunities for cultural exchange between Nigeria and Vietnam through film, cinema, and the wider creative economy. As a platform dedicated to promoting African storytelling, cultural diversity, and international collaboration, KADIFF continues to build bridges between nations through the power of cinema and the creative arts. The visit underscores the importance of diplomatic engagement in fostering mutual understanding, expanding cultural partnerships, and creating opportunities for filmmakers and creative professionals across borders. KADIFF remains committed to using film as a powerful tool for cultural diplomacy, international friendship, and creative industry development. Ambrose Fadoyin Senior special assistant media and communications KADIFF
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AUDU KASHIM ISRAEL ATTENDS OPENING CEREMONY OF ITALIAN STORIES FILM FESTIVAL IN NIGERIA As part of activities marking the XXVI Settimana della Lingua Italiana (26th Italian Language Week), Audu Kashim Israel, Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), attended the opening ceremony of the Italian Stories Film Festival, organised by the Embassies of Italy and Switzerland in Nigeria. The festival celebrates the power of cinema as a medium for cultural expression, linguistic appreciation and international exchange. It also highlights the important role of film in building bridges between nations, promoting mutual understanding and strengthening diplomatic and cultural relations. Speaking on the significance of such initiatives, Audu Kashim Israel reaffirmed the importance of international cultural collaborations in creating opportunities for filmmakers, encouraging cross-cultural dialogue and showcasing the richness of diverse storytelling traditions. He expressed his sincere appreciation to Their Excellencies, the Ambassadors of Italy and Switzerland to Nigeria, for the kind invitation and for their continued commitment to promoting cultural exchange through cinema and the arts. Ambrose Fadoyin Senior special assistant media and communications KADIFF
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AUDU KASHIM ISRAEL PAYS CONDOLENCE VISIT TO LATE FRANCIS DURU’S FAMILY Audu Kashim Israel, Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), has paid a condolence visit to the family of late veteran Nollywood actor, Francis Duru, to honour his life, legacy, and invaluable contributions to the Nigerian film industry. During the visit, he also spoke with the media, reflecting on the late actor’s remarkable career, enduring impact on Nollywood, and support for the creative industry. His legacy will continue to inspire generations of filmmakers and actors. May his soul rest in perfect peace. Amen.
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The Italian language week celebration begins tomorrow with Italian and Switzerland movie screenings. Join us.
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Audu Kashim Israel, Director Kaduna international film festival Advocates Nigeria–South Korea Cultural and Creative Industry Collaboration The Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), Audu Kashim Israel, participated in the stakeholders’ meeting of the Nigeria Cultural Heritage Week & Investment Expo, South Korea, where he delivered remarks highlighting the importance of cultural diplomacy, creative industry partnerships, and investment opportunities between Nigeria and the Republic of Korea at the Federal ministry of Foreign affairs Nigerian. Representing the organisers and partners, Audu emphasised that Nigeria’s rich cultural heritage, film industry, tourism, fashion, music, and indigenous products are valuable assets for economic growth and international engagement. He also highlighted opportunities for collaboration between Nollywood, Kannywood, and the Korean film industry, including proposed joint film productions, skills transfer, professional training, content exchange, and investment in the creative economy. Scheduled for December 2–3, 2026, in Seoul, South Korea, the proposed Expo seeks to strengthen bilateral relations, promote Nigerian cultural heritage, showcase Made-in-Nigeria products, and establish sustainable business and institutional partnerships. Audu reaffirmed the importance of collaboration among government institutions, diplomatic missions, cultural organisations, and private-sector stakeholders in advancing Nigeria’s global cultural presence and creative economy. “Our objective is not simply to take Nigerian culture to South Korea. It is to build a bridge through which ideas, skills, investments, opportunities, and lasting partnerships can flow between our two countries.” Ambrose Fadoyin Senior special assistant media and communications KADIFF @nigeriamfa @fmactce_nigeria @fmitiofficial @nipcng @officialnepc
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AFRICAN CINEMA IS EVOLVING — AND KADIFF IS PART OF THE CONVERSATION From celebrating the power of storytelling to exploring the future of filmmaking, Audu Kashim Israel, Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), joined industry leaders and creatives at the opening ceremony of the 23rd Abuja International Film Festival on October 20, 2026. But the conversation doesn’t stop there! On Saturday, October 24, Audu will take part in a thought-provoking panel session titled “The New Cinematic Language: Hybrid Filmmaking and the Human-AI Co-Creator,” from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM at Silverbird Cinemas Abuja, Nigeria. As artificial intelligence reshapes the creative landscape, this conversation will explore the intersection of human imagination, emerging technology, and the future of African cinema. The future of film is being written now. The question is: how will human creativity and AI shape the next chapter? Ambrose Fadoyin Senior special assistant media and communications KADIFF
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AUDU KASHIM ISRAEL ATTENDS DANDIYA NITE, PROMOTES NIGERIA–INDIA CULTURAL EXCHANGE Audu Kashim Israel, Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), recently attended Dandiya Nite, organised by the India Cultural Association Abuja, the High Commission of India in Nigeria, and the Indian Women Empowerment Association. The event brought together members of the Indian community, cultural enthusiasts, and distinguished guests for an evening of traditional Indian music, dance, colourful attire, and celebration. Dandiya Nite: A Celebration of Heritage and Unity Inspired by Dandiya Raas, a traditional Indian folk dance associated with the Navratri festival, Dandiya Nite celebrates India's rich heritage while promoting togetherness, community participation, and intercultural understanding. The event also provided an opportunity to strengthen the bonds between Nigeria and India through shared experiences, mutual appreciation, and people-to-people engagement. Audu Kashim Israel's attendance reflects the Kaduna International Film Festival's commitment to promoting cultural diplomacy and international creative collaboration. As a platform for African cinema and storytelling, KADIFF recognises the power of arts and cultural exchange to connect communities, encourage collaboration, and build lasting relationships across borders. The gathering further underscored the important role of cultural organisations and women-led initiatives in preserving traditions, promoting inclusion, and fostering stronger communities. Audu commended the organisers for creating a platform that celebrates Indian heritage while strengthening friendship and understanding among people of diverse backgrounds. Through cultural exchange and artistic expression, nations can celebrate their uniqueness while building bridges of friendship, cooperation, and mutual respect. Ambrose Fadoyin Senior special assistant media and communications KADIFF @indiainnigeria @nfdcindia
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NTA Kaduna exclusive report on the Hausa film industry. @ezzykash @ntanetwork
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KADIFF DIRECTOR, AUDU KASHIM ISRAEL, ATTENDS PRIVATE SCREENING OF “DISPLACED” Audu Kashim Israel, Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), has attended the private screening of Displaced, a film directed by Felix Bankole @felix_bankole Audu was joined at the screening by the Director of Public Affairs, Nigeria Copyright Commission, Mrs. Ijeoma Egbunike; the representative of the Honourable Minister of Art, Culture and Tourism, Barr. Hannatu Musa Musawa; and other distinguished dignitaries. Displaced is a gripping, faith-driven drama set against the turbulent realities of Northern Nigeria. The film follows Haruna, a young man whose life is shattered by successive tragedies, beginning with the death of his sister due to medical neglect and followed by the destruction of his family at the hands of rebel forces. The film explores themes of faith, loss, resilience and the devastating impact of conflict on families and communities, highlighting the power of cinema to tell compelling stories that reflect society and inspire meaningful conversations. Ambrose Fadoyin Senior Special Assistant, Media and Communications Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF)
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Audu Kashim Israel Participates in KCCN × KADIFF Short Film Contest Winners’ Special Screening Audu Kashim Israel, Director of the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), participated in the special screening of winning films from the maiden Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria (KCCN) × KADIFF Short Film Contest, held on 15 October 2026 at the KCCN Studio. The event celebrated the creativity, talent and storytelling excellence of emerging Nigerian filmmakers, showcasing five outstanding short films: Too Loud by Maryam Abiola, Unspoken by Jude Francis Terkuma, I’ll Do It For You by Opara Barbra Ifeoma, Marked by ThankGod Amah, and I No Be Ashawo by Buari Olalekan. The screening highlighted the importance of cultural exchange, international collaboration and platforms that empower young filmmakers to tell authentic African stories and reach wider audiences. KADIFF remains committed to nurturing emerging talents, promoting Nigerian cinema and strengthening partnerships that connect filmmakers across cultures and nations. The collaboration with the Korean Cultural Centre Nigeria represents another meaningful step towards building bridges through cinema and creating greater opportunities for the next generation of African storytellers. Cinema connects cultures. Stories unite people. Ambrose Fadoyin Senior special assistant media and communications KADIFF
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Women in science documentary screening organized by the embassy of Spain Nigeria @embespnigeria in partnership with the Kaduna international film festival and Women for Science foundation as covered by NTA Kaduna @ntanetwork
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