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Faithia Williams praises Saidi Balogun in heartfelt tribute

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Faithia Williams praises Saidi Balogun, calling him a legend as she features him in her new film set for cinema release

Nollywood actress and filmmaker Faithia Williams on Tuesday in Lagos praised her former husband, Saidi Balogun, while unveiling him as a key cast member in her upcoming movie.

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Faithia Williams described Saidi Balogun as a veteran powerhouse, filmmaker, director, and screen icon, highlighting his enduring influence in the industry.

Speaking on his role in the film titled Efunroye the Unicorn, Faithia Williams said Saidi Balogun brings decades of mastery and a commanding presence to the production.

Faithia Williams added that Saidi Balogun remains a true legend whose journey from stage to the silver screen continues to inspire generations of actors and filmmakers.

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The film is scheduled for cinema release nationwide from May 1, 2026, marking a significant moment for both creatives as they collaborate professionally despite their past.

The development reflects a powerful show of mutual respect between the former couple, whose relationship has evolved beyond their highly publicised divorce.

Faithia Williams and Saidi Balogun, who married in 2000 and separated fourteen years later, have in recent times demonstrated a renewed bond through public support and shared family moments.

Recent appearances together, including family events and celebrations, have drawn attention from fans, with many noting a visible warmth and maturity in their interactions.

Industry observers say the collaboration underscores a broader culture of reconciliation and professionalism within Nollywood, where personal history often intersects with creative partnerships.

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Also read: Patrick Doyle mourns tragic loss of newborn daughter

Faithia Williams’ latest remarks add a heartfelt layer to that narrative, presenting a compelling story of respect, growth, and enduring legacy in Nigeria’s film industry.

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