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Nollywood Actors (L-R): Kalu Ikeagwu, Fred Amata, Keppy Ekpenyong, Gloria Young, Chuck's Chyke and Daniel Ikechukwu Obiora |
It is glaringly noticeable, easily traceable and generally accepted by keen followers and ardent lovers of the African Film Institute (AFI) in Plateau state that creation of new programmes and activities, raising of new structures and of course support for both previously existing, and the newly created structures and institutions: both public and private, are of huge interest to the AFI.
Easily identifiable in Plateau state also, is the fact that sustainability is fundamental to the operations of the AFI in the state. This is indicated in the programmes and activities of the Institute in Plateau state. Thus, sustainability is undeniably a major tool of the AFI in determining what the institute accepts in terms of programmes and projects, the viability of course, and indeed implementation of any Project.
Sustainability is a top priority agenda, in the activities of the AFI, as glaringly noticeable in it's programmes in Jos, Plateau state.