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Monday, May 12, 2008

U.S. Embassy Screens Tsintsiya

"The United States Embassy in Abuja yesterday screened a Hausa movie, "Tsintsiya", as part of its programme called "Celebration of diversity and democracy" aimed at promoting national unity in Nigeria."

Link - AllAfrica.com (Article by Aisha Umar)
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3 comments:

Nura said...

anci mutuncin masu shirya film akano kama iyan-tama ba karamin kuskure bane gwamnatin kano bata da mashawarta akiyaye komai na iya faruwa

May 14, 2008 at 2:24 PM
Anonymous said...

ABUBAKAR RABO NA KANO KAKIYAYI KANKA KAFIN MUHADU DA KAI BAKA DA GASKIYA MACUCINE KAI AZZALUMI ALLAH YA ISA

May 14, 2008 at 2:30 PM
Anonymous said...

Gwamnatin kano gwamnatin shekarau gwamnatin banza gwamnatin wofi.

Aminu Fagge

May 14, 2008 at 9:47 PM

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This website is dedicated to shedding light on the unjust imprisonment of one of Nigeria's most beloved Hausa movie producers: Iyan Tama.

He was imprisoned for allegedly disregarding censorship laws imposed by the Kano Censorship Board on the Hausa movie industry.

His ground breaking movie, Tsintsiya, has in fact been approved at the federal level and is hailed by critics as an important landmark in the development of social peace in Nigeria.

Funded partially by the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria as part of an anti-violence and cultural tolerance campaign, Tsintsiya is a modern day Nigerian adaptation of the movie West Side Story.

Contact your local politicians, Nigerian embassies and media outlets to express your support for Iyan Tama and cultural peace and acceptance in Nigeria.