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Funke Akindele named Hollywood Reporter’s Most Influential Woman in International Film

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Nigerian actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has been recognised as one of The Hollywood Reporter’s “Most Influential Women in International Film”

Nigerian actress and filmmaker, Funke Akindele, has been named one of The Hollywood Reporter’s “Most Influential Women in International Film,” a prestigious global list celebrating 46 visionary women making a significant impact on the international film industry.

Also read: Funke Akindele declares herself self-made, credits God, hard work for success

Reacting to the recognition, Akindele took to her Instagram page on Friday, May 9th, to express her excitement and gratitude for the honour.

She described the moment as not just a personal celebration but a motivation to continue creating and uplifting others in the film industry.

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“I’m deeply honoured and truly grateful to be featured in The Hollywood Reporter’s ‘The Most Influential Women in International Film.’

I’m deeply honoured and truly grateful to be featured in The Hollywood Reporter’s ‘The Most Influential Women in International Film.’ To be recognised among 46 powerful, visionary women from around the world is more than a moment of celebration—it’s a call to keep building, creating boldly, and lifting others as we rise.

To be recognised among 46 powerful, visionary women from around the world is more than a moment of celebration—it’s a call to keep building, creating boldly, and lifting others as we rise,” she wrote.

The announcement marks a significant milestone for Akindele, who has achieved considerable success in Nollywood with record-breaking films such as Omo Ghetto: The Saga and A Tribe Called Judah, and the hit television series Jenifa’s Diary.

Her consistent success has established her as one of the most successful and influential figures in Nigerian entertainment.

Akindele also celebrated fellow Nigerian media mogul Mo Abudu, who was also featured on the list, describing her as a source of inspiration and a major contributor to the growth of the creative industry in Nigeria and Africa.

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“A heartfelt congratulations to Aunty MO @moabudu who has also been featured in this great piece. Thank you so much, Ma, for your invaluable contribution to the creative industry.

It’s an honour to be featured alongside someone who has been such a powerful source of inspiration,” Akindele added.

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