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Honoring a Legend -Africa Magic Broadcasts Special Tribute Documentary For Olu Jacobs

by cYRIL eHIS September 25, 2026
by cYRIL eHIS September 25, 2026

Africa Magic is set to honour the legendary Nigerian actor Olu Jacobs with a compelling new documentary titled Doyen of Nollywood: Celebrating Olu Jacobs. The tribute will premiere following his passing on September 16, 2026, showcasing the remarkable career and enduring legacy of one of Nigeria’s most influential entertainment icons.

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Femi Odugbemi and produced by Zuri 24 Media, this documentary delves into Jacobs’ extensive journey across theatre, television, and film, highlighting his profound impact on Nigeria’s creative landscape over several decades.

Widely regarded as a trailblazer in Nollywood, Olu Jacobs’ career was distinguished by versatility, depth, and unwavering dedication to his craft. His contributions not only elevated Nigerian cinema but also served as an inspiration for generations of actors and industry professionals.

*Doyen of Nollywood* features intimate reflections from colleagues and friends, including industry heavyweights such as Joke Silva, Afolabi Adesanya, Taiwo Ajai-Lycett, Richard Mofe-Damijo, Patience Ozokwor, Kate Henshaw, and Jahman Anikulapo. Their stories pay homage to his professionalism, discipline, and the indelible mark he left on Nigerian entertainment.

The documentary will premiere exclusively on Africa Magic Showcase on Friday, September 25 at 6:35 pm, with multiple rebroadcasts across various channels—including Africa Magic Epic and Africa Magic Family—ensuring audiences across Africa have the opportunity to celebrate his legacy.

This special broadcast series offers viewers a chance to reflect on Olu Jacobs’ extraordinary contributions to Nigerian theatre, television, and film, cementing his status as a true industry icon.

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