Our Team
Ogo Maduewesi, Co-founder/Impact Producer
Ogo Maduewesi is an impact producer and an impact storyteller, a Social Entrepreneur and a Social Impact Entertainment SIE enthusiast, an unpublished author, and a Body Confidence/Positive Self Body Image campaigner.
Ogo Maduewesi, a creative director with a commitment to creating content and impact productions that stands at the intersection of art, entertainment, social impact, social development and activism. We are dedicated to entertainment that inspires audiences to engage in positive social change to drive real-world impact and awareness around our most vital issues. Ogo produced a Dcumentary on Vitiligo in 2010 and also a short story series titled Tales of Vitiligo 1 – 6. This awakened her to the possibilities she has been trying to figure out, which is how to extend support, enlightenment to a much larger target audience and conditions sustainably.
In 2014, I took a very short course – Using Media for Development at Radio Netherlands Training Center RNTC, Hilversum… and that is a pointer to get on it. Years later, we are here with a production company doing that…
Ogo strongly believes in stirring conversations around Appearance discrimination, Lookism especially as lookism is less cultural attention than other forms of discrimination (such as racism and sexism) and typically does not have the legal protections that other forms often have, but it is still widespread and significantly affects people’s opportunities in terms of romantic relationships, job opportunities, and other realms of life.
Ogo is a founding Director at the International Alliance of Dermatology Patient Organization –IADPO.
She is an Ashoka Fellow and a Commonwealth Professional Fellow.
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Nnanyelu Maduewesi Co-founder/Impact Investor
He handles the less creative aspects of our creative business.
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Nkechi Louisa Onyenokporo
is a Director cum Screenwriter cum Production Manager who has over 3 years field experience in the industry and has earned a Masters in film production from the Pan Atlantic University, Ibeju-Lekki. Lagos, Nigeria. She believes in the saying that Film is a universal language as it’s a form of Communication that cuts across diverse cultures and ethnic groups. She has directed and written her own short film titled IT IS WHAT IT IS- as well as done a documentary on the History of her alma mater Pan Atlantic University, as well as a music video. She has also Collaborated in other film projects cut across the state. Louisa is a strong film screener and reviewer who screens for one of Africa’s biggest film awards- The (AMAA) Africa Movie Academy Awards as well as writes her own personal film reviews. She believes strongly in having an organized industry of which the film industry is. Out of every other field, the film creates job opportunities for up to 253 roles which says alot about who and what we stand for.
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Olisa Eloka Writer,
Olisa Eloka spent his childhood in Awka, Nigeria. He studied Mass Communication at the University of Benin. His short stories, poems and features have appeared in Ilkeston Life newspaper, United Kingdom, the Question Marker, Brittle Paper, My Mind Snaps, Voice of Igwegram, Fides, Bronze Africa magazine, Tales from The Other Side collection of short stories, and Epistle of Lies, poetry anthology. Under the title, God of Weeping Skies, his historical fiction manuscript was longlisted for the Saraba Manuscript Prize, 2015. He was a Production Assistant on Lasse Lau’s Sounds from the Towers documentary project. He co-edits the Question Marker magazine and is presently the Resident Writer at House of Illusion studios. He lives in Lagos.