By NzehFrankwhite
Paul Obazele, Nollywood star actor and former President of the Association of Movie Producers, Nigeria, (AMP), has endorsed Bebuzee, an outstanding new free-to-watch online source for Nigerian entertainment and news content. Obazele is a well-respected actor, producer, human right activist and philanthropist. He is also the founder of Legends of Nollywood Awards (LNA) Bebuzee, a UK based online streaming platform is making headlines as it recently unveiled its upcoming video and content streaming service and social media platform, aimed specifically at the Nigerian market with subscription-free movies and content.
Bebuzee, with an over 16 million subscribers across Africa, has recently partnered with more than fifty Nollywood producers to gain exclusive rights to their content before it is launched to the public. With its brand ambassador program, Paul Obazele becomes the newest popular personality to affiliate with Bebuzee in spreading the word of this unique and localized service set to debut in December. Obazele, undoubtedly one of the strongest voices in the Nigerian motion picture industry, Nollywood, has put in several decades of active industry participation, most of which he held leadership positions that has steered the industry to its current enviable status. The Edo born celebrity actor, whose romance with the world of make believe, dates back to his undergraduate days at the Auchi Polytechnic, rising to become foundation member of the movie industry in Nigeria in the early 90s, is currently the President Edo Filmmakers in Nigeria. In a recent chat with journalists on his decision to identify with the Bebuzee brand, he had this to say; ” I have followed the enviable track record of Bebuzee from the UK to various other parts of the world where they are currently streaming and I have come to appreciate the quality of what they have to offer our practitioners hence when the offer came I did not think twice. God willing our producers will soon start churning out testimonies”
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