Nollywood's special effects master: 'I want to bridge the gap between the West and Africa'

Hakeem Onilogbo's work has set new standards for Africa’' special effects artists. From controlled pyrotechnics to stunning makeup, his craft engages audiences in the heart-pounding action of African movies. The special effects artist, together with wife and business partner Elkie Osaige, undertakes an intricate process of creating effects that make blockbusters like "Jagun Jagun.”
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Hakeem is a top guy

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You g Nigerians should be heading to the US to study special effects, makeup, lighting, sound engineering and visual effects. Nigerian universities need to invest in developing coutses and degrees in these fields.