The CEO of the Ghana Film Authority, Kafui Danku has stirred major excitement with a revealing Facebook post about a pivotal conversation with some of the country’s top filmmaking legends — Abdul Salam Mumuni, Frank Rajah Arase, and Tony Lachman Ramesh.
According to the post, the discussion, which took place yesterday, 24th April 2025 dove deep into the “critical issues shaping the future of Ghana’s film sector” — a statement that has sparked a wave of excitement across social media and industry circles.
With the Ghanaian movie scene undergoing a renaissance, the gathering of these film moguls hints at something big brewing behind the scenes.
Abdul Salam Mumuni, the man behind some of Ghana’s most iconic films, joined forces with Frank Rajah, the director known for bridging Ghana-Nigeria film collaborations, and Tony Lachman Ramesh, the quiet powerhouse whose international connections have long been whispered about in film corridors
While details remain tightly under wraps, Ghanaians believe the meeting could signal the beginning of a new chapter — possibly a mega co-production deal, a bold distribution strategy, or even the long-awaited national film fund rollout.
The CEO’s post ended with a proud Ghanaian flag and film emoji, giving fans hope that the industry is about to level up.
Ghana’s film industry may be experiencing its most significant transformation yet!
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Story by Obaapa Janee/ahotoronline.com
