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Story by: Ahmed Idris
Commissioned by: Benedicte Kalombo

Meet Africa’s Animation Industry Disruptor.

In 2007, Adamu Waziri realised that Nigerian children’s television was full of imported programmes from other countries with no link to Africa. Because he believes that children’s media shapes brains and that children from one to six are impressionable, he promised to give them something different to watch that reflected them. Bino & Fino, his cartoon, is redressing this.

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