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The Directors Guild of Nigeria (DGN) has extended its heartfelt congratulations to notable filmmakers, including Tunde Kelani and Daniel Etim-Effiong, following their nominations for Best Director at the 2026 Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA).
The announcement, made via the guild’s official Instagram account on Thursday, celebrates the achievements of its members who have made significant contributions to Nollywood’s growth and global recognition.
In its statement, the guild highlighted the dedication, creativity, and passion of the nominated directors. “Congratulations to our outstanding DGN members! The Directors’ Guild of Nigeria proudly celebrates our distinguished members on their well-deserved nominations for Best Director at AMVCA 2026.
Your creativity, dedication, and commitment to storytelling continue to elevate Nollywood and inspire the next generation of filmmakers,” the post read.
The statement listed several nominees, including Asurf Amuwa Oluseyi, Tunde Kelani, Daniel Etim-Effiong, and Yemi Filmboy Morafa, emphasizing that their nominations reflect not only personal excellence but also the wider impact of their work on the Nigerian film industry.
Tunde Kelani, a veteran filmmaker, is renowned for his ability to blend rich cultural narratives with cinematic artistry, making him a pillar of Nollywood storytelling.
Daniel Etim-Effiong, who began his career as an actor, has in recent years transitioned successfully into directing and production, earning acclaim for his fresh perspective and innovative approach.
The AMVCA nominations further cement their status as leading figures in African cinema.
The Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, organized annually by Africa Magic, is a prestigious platform recognizing outstanding achievements in television, film, and entertainment across the continent. It celebrates not only artistic creativity but also the technical and visionary contributions that filmmakers bring to the industry.
For Nollywood, these nominations serve as both recognition and motivation, highlighting the importance of consistent storytelling and excellence in production.
In closing, DGN president Uche Agbo commended the nominees and urged them to continue representing Nigeria on the global stage.
“Your nominations are a testament to excellence, hard work, and the power of vision in filmmaking. We are proud of your achievements and wish you the very best at the awards.
Keep making Nigeria proud!” he said. The recognition of Kelani, Etim-Effiong, and other DGN members underscores the guild’s role in nurturing talent and promoting a high standard of filmmaking that resonates both locally and internationally.
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