Lil Win's A Country Called Ghana Grabs Nollywood Film Festival Nomination And Screening Slot

• Lil Win's new movie A Country Called Ghana, featuring top Nollywood stars, including Ramsey Nouah has earned recognition in Germany.
• The movie is set to be screened at the upcoming Nollywood Film Festival Nomination in Europe
• The actor is yet to react to the news following his legal issues after his recent motor accident

Ghanaian actor Lil Win has received recognition from the Nollywood Film Festival in Germany for his new movie A Country Called Ghana.

Lil Win garnered significant traction when he flew in three Nollywood stars, including Ramsey Nouah, Charles Awuram, and Victor Osuwagu.

This milestone stunned scores of fans who are still hopeful of actor's resurgence following his recent legal woes.

Lil Win's movie to be screened in Germany

Lil Win's publicist, Zolla Nie, shared the news of Lil Win's milestone online. The Nollywood Film Festival in Germany is an annual celebration of African movies that takes place this August.

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This year's edition will happen in Frankfurt, Germany, on August 3, 2024. The movie, directed by Frank Fiifi Gharbin, is scheduled to be screened at the festival.

Lil Win is yet to react to the news of his movie's nomination. The actor has been silent on social media following his legal issues after his fatal accident, which ended the life of a three-year-old boy.

Ghanaians hail Lil Win following his milestone

YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Lil Win's milestone.

Clement Nana Asamoah said:

Which category please

Osei Kwabena remarked:

Congratulations to the team

Nana Asante Yekye shared:

Good move

Genesis Grafix Boss added:

That's nice congrats to the entire team

Oboy Siki calls Lil Win's movie subpar

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Lil Win's Kumawood colleague, Oboy Siki, had expressed his thoughts about the project, describing the project as subpar.

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According to Oboy Siki, Lil Win's manager, who doubles as his director, is the cause of the actor's woes in the industry. Oboy Siki blamed Fiifi Gharbin for underdelivering with Lil Win's project and recounted his involvement in the actor's feud with Martha Ankomah, which ended up in court.

Source: YEN.com.gh