The Dwhausa newspaper and the country of Germany are implementing a program called Nasarata in the Kannywood Industry, featuring an interview with the renowned actor Ali Nuhu.
This program will provide an overview of his life, exploring the successes and challenges he has encountered throughout his career.
He noted that he is originally from Maiduguri, Borno State, but his roots trace back to Gombe State, where his mother hails from.
Ali Nuhu shared that before becoming an actor, he wrote and produced a film called “Water,” coinciding with the birth of his son, Ahmad. In this film, he portrayed a Muslim character from the North and faced significant challenges in his role.
When asked about his favorite collaborators, Ali Nuhu responded:
“The truth is, every time I set out to make a movie—especially now that I have my own production company—there are two individuals I enjoy working with the most. They understand my vision and execute it without difficulty.
Those two people are Adam Zango and Shuaibu Lawan Kumurchi. When I work with them, I feel as if I’m working with close friends rather than colleagues.”
For the full interview, listen here.
