The Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) has announced plans to officially open its national secretariat, aimed at strengthening its operational capacity, administrative framework, and national footprint.
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AGN President, Emeka Rollas, revealed this in a statement on Thursday in Lagos, noting that the inauguration is scheduled for June 28 and will draw stakeholders from Nollywood, government circles, digital partners, and the media.
He also revealed that the guild will launch its mobile app as part of a broader digital transformation effort.
“This goes beyond an office or an app—it’s about shaping a future-ready AGN,” Rollas stated.
“We are giving our members digital access and recognition, while opening our doors to the world through innovation, accountability and collaboration.
“The AGN mobile app reflects our desire to not just reform our operations internally but also to build a stronger connection between the industry and the people who love Nollywood.
“It’s our digital handshake to the world,” he said.
The mobile application is set to transform how Nigerian actors engage with the guild, manage their careers, and connect with their fan base.
It will also provide a secure, transparent, and meaningful platform for fans and the general public to interact with Nollywood stars.
Key features include a digital resource hub offering industry news, audition notices, event updates, training programs, and career opportunities.
Additional benefits include access to exclusive behind-the-scenes content, event highlights, red carpet moments, and digital meet-and-greet sessions.
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