FILM & TELEVISION

ATMN firmly believes that film and television are vital tools for fostering community growth and development. Through compelling storytelling and visual narratives, these mediums have the power to educate, inspire, and unite diverse audiences, sparking conversations about critical social, cultural, and economic issues. ATNM emphasizes that film and television serve as platforms for showcasing local talent, preserving cultural heritage, and addressing community-specific challenges in a relatable and engaging manner. By leveraging the reach and influence of visual media, they aim to drive social change, empower communities, and create a shared sense of identity and purpose.

ACTORS

Africa is not only rich in minerals and wonders of the world but also rich in artists that have influenced a global movement and contribution to the African society.

MERCY JOHNSON

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GENEVIEVE NNANJI

Genevieve Nnaji is one of Nigeria's most celebrated actresses and a trailblazer in the African film industry. she began her career at a young age and has become a household name in Nollywood.

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MERCY JOHNSON

Mercy Johnson Okojie, born on August 28, 1984, in Lagos, Nigeria, is a renowned Nigerian actress, film producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. She is one of the most celebrated stars in Nollywood, known for her versatility and exceptional acting skills across various genres, including drama, romance, comedy, and action. Originally from Kogi State, Mercy grew up in a military family, which led her to experience life in different parts of Nigeria. Mercy Johnson made her Nollywood debut in 2004 with the movie “The Maid,” where her outstanding performance immediately captured the industry’s attention. She quickly became a household name with her roles in iconic films like “Dumebi the Dirty Girl,” “Corporate Maid,” “Baby Oku in America,” and “Weeping Soul.” Known for her ability to portray emotionally intense characters, she has also showcased her comedic brilliance in various roles, earning her fans across Africa and beyond.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Mercy Johnson, a celebrated Nigerian actress, is not only known for her stellar performances in Nollywood but also for her impactful community engagement efforts. She actively uses her platform to give back to society, focusing on causes such as education, women empowerment, and child welfare.

Mercy has stated, "God has given us two hands, one to receive with and the other, to give with… children without families are the most vulnerable people in the world." She supports initiatives like @chadashempowerment and commends their CEO, Mrs. Adeola, for managing over 25 orphanages with well over 300 children, adding, "God bless you so much Madam mi, plus I did pick something from you."

Education and Scholarships

Mercy Johnson has initiated programs to support education for underprivileged children, donating school supplies, paying tuition fees, and improving learning environments in rural areas.

Child Welfare

Mercy advocates for children’s rights and supports orphanages through donations, events, and initiatives that focus on child welfare and education.

Advocacy for Women and Children

Mercy Johnson uses her platform to raise awareness about issues such as domestic violence, child abuse, and gender inequality, collaborating with organizations to provide resources and counseling for affected individuals.

Charitable Contributions

Mercy frequently participates in charity events and outreach programs, providing food, financial aid, and essential supplies to vulnerable families and communities.

Child Advocacy and Orphanage Support

Mercy Johnson supports @chadashempowerment and has expressed admiration for their work managing over 25 orphanages with over 300 children, ensuring their care and well-being.

Community Upliftment

Mercy Johnson’s initiatives focus on uplifting communities through education, healthcare advocacy, and support for families in need.

Empowering Women

Mercy advocates for women’s empowerment, providing mentorship and resources to help women achieve their goals and overcome societal challenges.

GENEVIEVE NNANJI

Genevieve Nnaji is a Nigerian actress, filmmaker, and businesswoman, widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Nollywood, the Nigerian film industry. Born on May 3, 1979, in Mbaise, Imo State, Nigeria, she began her acting career at the age of 8 in the popular television soap opera "Ripples." Over the years, she has starred in numerous Nollywood films, earning her the title of "Africa's Movie Queen."
In 2018, Genevieve made history with her directorial debut, "Lionheart," which became the first Nigerian film to be acquired by Netflix. The film was also selected as Nigeria's submission for the Best International Feature Film category at the 92nd Academy Awards, marking a significant milestone for African cinema.
Beyond acting, Genevieve is a fashion icon and the founder of St. Genevieve, a luxury clothing line. She is also a passionate advocate for women's empowerment and education, using her platform to inspire and uplift young women across Africa.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Genevieve Nnaji is not only a celebrated actress but also a philanthropist dedicated to giving back to her community. She has been involved in various charitable initiatives, particularly those focused on education, women's empowerment, and youth development. Her work has inspired many and continues to make a positive impact across Africa.

Women's Empowerment

Genevieve has been a vocal advocate for women's rights and empowerment, supporting initiatives that provide education and resources to women and girls in underserved communities.

Education Support

She has contributed to scholarships and educational programs, helping to bridge the gap for underprivileged children and youth in Nigeria.

Youth Development

Genevieve has supported initiatives aimed at empowering young people through mentorship, skills acquisition, and entrepreneurship programs.

Health Initiatives

She has been involved in health awareness campaigns and has supported medical outreach programs in rural areas.

COVID-19 Relief

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Genevieve contributed to relief efforts by providing food, medical supplies, and financial aid to vulnerable families.

Fashion for a Cause

Through her fashion line, St. Genevieve, she has organized charity events and auctions to raise funds for various social causes.

Advocacy for the Arts

Genevieve has been a strong advocate for the growth and recognition of the African film industry, mentoring young filmmakers and promoting African stories on global platforms.