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Pascal Atuma’s ‘Imported Wives’ To Premiere In Cinemas On May 30

by AFP February 24, 2025
by AFP February 24, 2025

Nigerian-born Canadian filmmaker Pascal Atuma has announced plans to premiere his latest film project, ‘Imported Wives’, on May 30.

The filmmaker and sports enthusiast made this known on his birthday on Saturday, February 22.

In his words, “So, as I mark another birthday, I am happy to announce the official premiere date of my new project, ‘Imported Wives.’ This movie will go to the theatres on May 30th, 2025, via Niles Entertainment, and I assure you it is worth every minute you’ll spend watching it.”

Continuing, Atuma said, “It’s a movie that explores the culture shock that many immigrants may face in today’s world, where travel is top of many people’s bucket lists; as a traveller who has stayed extensively in America and Canada, this movie, although complete fiction, is inspired by stories from my encounters across the world that I believe are worth sharing.”


‘Imported Wives’ features some of Nollywood’s bests, including Nancy Isime, Omoni Oboli, Joseph Benjamin, and Funky Mallam.

Atuma expressed gratitude to God for good health, New Year, and great tidings as he celebrated, saying, “I thank God for the gift of another year’s circle. He has shown me grace and favour as I mark another February 22nd in good health, productivity, and love from my family, friends, and associates. This past year has been filled with many blessings, and I count them in thanksgiving to God.”

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