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Nollywood actor Harry Anyanwu hails Mahama as Africa’s best president

Nollywood actor and musician Harry B. Anyanwu has praised President John Dramani Mahama, describing him as the best president in Africa and urging other leaders on the continent to emulate his approach to governance. The veteran Nigerian entertainer made the remarks while filming A Journey to Africa, a cross-border movie project led by Ghanaian actor […]

Nollywood actor Harry Anyanwu hails Mahama as Africa’s best president

Nollywood actor Harry Anyanwu has lauded Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama, calling him the best president in Africa and urging other leaders on the continent to follow his lead. The statement was made during filming for the cross-border movie project A Journey to Africa, led by Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah, in Ghana's Western Region.

Anyanwu, who celebrated his 67th birthday on set, expressed admiration for Ghana's leadership and hospitality, with cast and crew members cheering as Lil Win presented him with stacks of US dollars. Despite an initial plan for a courtesy visit to the Jubilee House, the meeting was rescheduled to align with the film's premiere in Accra.

A Journey to Africa has already attracted several prominent Nollywood actors to Ghana, including Patience Ozokwor, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Mike Ezuruonye, and Zubby Michael.

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