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The story of Nigerian cinema begins during the colonial era, when films like “Palaver” (1926) and “Sanders of the River” (1935) first graced the screens, featuring Nigerian actors. Back then, movies were not just entertainment but also tools for spreading messages, especially by missionaries who used them for religious propaganda.

The Best Supporting Actor category celebrates exceptional performances by actors who breathe life into characters and bring depth to narratives, even without being the central focus. These contributions often enhance the main characters’ experiences and elevate the production’s overall quality.

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