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Zigah Segun is a Ghanaian actor, scriptwriter, and director whose passion for storytelling has shaped a remarkable career in the West African film industry. A proud graduate of the Ghallywood Film Acting Academy in Ghana (Class of 2011), Zigah has spent more than a decade refining his craft both in front of and behind the camera. He is the founder of SkyUnlimited Entertainment.

Born and raised in the Volta Region of Ghana, Zigah’s creative journey began with a deep love for film and a determination to bring authentic African stories to life. In 2013, he began producing and featuring in his own films, building a body of work that reflects his versatility, discipline, and commitment to excellence. His film credits include:

Unknown Tomorrow

Mother’s Love

Loyal Wife

Who’s a Good Father

Geng Lover

As a filmmaker, Zigah draws inspiration from real-life experiences, cultural values, and the emotional depth of everyday people. His work continues to resonate with audiences across Ghana and beyond, earning him recognition as a rising creative force from the Volta Region.

Beyond his achievements, Zigah carries a powerful dream: to become an American actor and expand his influence on the global stage. He remains committed to learning, improving, and embracing every opportunity that brings him closer to that vision. His journey is fueled by determination, consistency, and an unwavering belief in the power of hard work.

Zigah often credits his mother as one of his greatest sources of strength, saying, “Mom, you’ve got the power to make my dreams come alive.” With resilience as his foundation and passion as his guide, Zigah Segun continues to push boundaries—confident that one day, his dedication will take him exactly where he is destined to be.

Zigah Segun is a Ghanaian actor, scriptwriter, and director whose passion for storytelling has shaped a remarkable career in the West African film industry. A proud graduate of the Ghallywood Film Acting Academy in Ghana (Class of 2011), Zigah has spent more than a decade refining his craft both in front of and behind the camera. He is the founder of SkyUnlimited Entertainment.

Born and raised in the Volta Region of Ghana, Zigah’s creative journey began with a deep love for film and a determination to bring authentic African stories to life. In 2013, he began producing and featuring in his own films, building a body of work that reflects his versatility, discipline, and commitment to excellence. His film credits include:

Unknown Tomorrow

Mother’s Love

Loyal Wife

Who’s a Good Father

Geng Lover

As a filmmaker, Zigah draws inspiration from real-life experiences, cultural values, and the emotional depth of everyday people. His work continues to resonate with audiences across Ghana and beyond, earning him recognition as a rising creative force from the Volta Region.

Beyond his achievements, Zigah carries a powerful dream: to become an American actor and expand his influence on the global stage. He remains committed to learning, improving, and embracing every opportunity that brings him closer to that vision. His journey is fueled by determination, consistency, and an unwavering belief in the power of hard work.

Zigah often credits his mother as one of his greatest sources of strength, saying, “Mom, you’ve got the power to make my dreams come alive.” With resilience as his foundation and passion as his guide, Zigah Segun continues to push boundaries—confident that one day, his dedication will take him exactly where he is destined to be.

Zigah Segun is a Ghanaian actor, scriptwriter, and director whose passion for storytelling has shaped a remarkable career in the West African film industry. A proud graduate of the Ghallywood Film Acting Academy in Ghana (Class of 2011), Zigah has spent more than a decade refining his craft both in front of and behind the camera.

Born and raised in the Volta Region of Ghana, Zigah’s creative journey began with a deep love for film and a determination to bring authentic African stories to life. In 2013, he began producing and featuring in his own films, building a body of work that reflects his versatility, discipline, and commitment to excellence. His film credits include:

Unknown Tomorrow

Mother’s Love

Loyal Wife

Who’s a Good Father

Geng Lover

As a filmmaker, Zigah draws inspiration from real-life experiences, cultural values, and the emotional depth of everyday people. His work continues to resonate with audiences across Ghana and beyond, earning him recognition as a rising creative force from the Volta Region.

Beyond his achievements, Zigah carries a powerful dream: to become an American actor and expand his influence on the global stage. He remains committed to learning, improving, and embracing every opportunity that brings him closer to that vision. His journey is fueled by determination, consistency, and an unwavering belief in the power of hard work.

Zigah often credits his mother as one of his greatest sources of strength, saying, “Mom, you’ve got the power to make my dreams come alive.” With resilience as his foundation and passion as his guide, Zigah Segun continues to push boundaries—confident that one day, his dedication will take him exactly where he is destined to be.

Farming storytelling is the art of sharing the journey behind the food we eat and the people who grow it. It bridges the gap between the soil and the dinner table, turning a simple commodity into a human experience.

In this video Moses Juma Abubakar uses this technique to introduce his "Organic Lifestyle," blending his personal identity as an "agric entrepreneur" with the historical importance of agriculture.

#africanfarming #africanagriculture #sustainableagriculture #FAVunite

The Igede People: Roots, Diaspora, and Contributions.
By Comrade ( Engr) Ben Obega
For Igede Icon Magazine
A Production Of IGEDE Carnival
Societal life is most attractive when it creates a positive impact on humanity. The Igede people, spread across Nigeria and the globe, are an exceptional ethnic group whose resilience, culture, and contributions make them worthy of appreciation.
HISTORICAL ROOTS AND MIGRATION
The Igede are primarily found in Benue State, Nigeria, with communities in Cross River, Osun, Ogun, Lagos, Kaduna, Jos, Abuja, Nasarawa, and beyond. Historically, they are believed to have originated either from Sabon Gida, Ora in Edo State or from the Ogoja province in Cross River State. The story of their Ora migration to Benue was reportedly triggered by a skirmish with the native Ora people, leading them to settle in their current locations.
CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE
Family and Lineage: Igede culture places high value on male children, seen as custodians of tradition and family heritage.
Food and Agriculture: Yam is their staple crop, alongside cassava, cocoyam, and palm trees for red oil and palm wine.
Attire and Social Life: Their unique cultural attire distinguishes them at social gatherings, while their warm greetings; similar to those of the Igbo are renowned for charm and friendliness.
Spirituality: They maintain a strong spiritual connection with nature, emphasizing the bond between the natural and spiritual worlds.
Agricultural Contribution: Within Benue State, they are recognized as second‑degree contributors to food production, reinforcing their importance in Nigeria’s food basket.
DIASPORA PRESENCE
Igede migration has extended far beyond Nigeria:
Within Nigeria: In Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Jos, Anambra, Delta, Rivers, and Oyo (Ogbomosho, Shaki, Ejigbo), Igede people thrive as entrepreneurs, artisans, and agro‑economy contributors. They dominate industries such as shoe production and fashion design, while also excelling in large‑scale farming of yam, maize, cassava, and groundnuts.
Across Africa: Significant Igede populations are found in other African countries, adding value to local economies and societies.
Globally: In Canada, the UK, US, Australia, Poland, and elsewhere, Igede people are recognized for their roles in education, cultural diversity, and professional excellence.
Community Building and Integration
The Igede Development Association (IDA) plays a central role in uniting the diaspora, fostering cooperation, and promoting development. Through such associations, Igede people maintain their cultural heritage while adapting to new environments. They actively engage in:
Community building and development projects.
Social integration through intermarriages and collaborations with other ethnic groups.
Cultural exchange, ensuring traditions remain vibrant while embracing modernity.
CONCLUSION
Whether at home or abroad, the Igede people embody resilience, adaptability, and resourcefulness. They contribute significantly to the economic, social, and cultural fabric of their communities, while preserving their heritage and fostering peaceful coexistence. Truly, they are a unique people whose impact resonates locally and globally; a community to be proud of.
#igedecarnival
#IgedeToTheWorld
#Stronger_Together

Zigah Segun is a Ghanaian actor, scriptwriter, and director whose passion for storytelling has shaped a remarkable career in the West African film industry. A proud graduate of the Ghallywood Film Acting Academy in Ghana (Class of 2011), Zigah has spent more than a decade refining his craft both in front of and behind the camera.

Born and raised in the Volta Region of Ghana, Zigah’s creative journey began with a deep love for film and a determination to bring authentic African stories to life. In 2013, he began producing and featuring in his own films, building a body of work that reflects his versatility, discipline, and commitment to excellence. His film credits include:

Unknown Tomorrow

Mother’s Love

Loyal Wife

Who’s a Good Father

Geng Lover

As a filmmaker, Zigah draws inspiration from real-life experiences, cultural values, and the emotional depth of everyday people. His work continues to resonate with audiences across Ghana and beyond, earning him recognition as a rising creative force from the Volta Region.

Beyond his achievements, Zigah carries a powerful dream: to become an American actor and expand his influence on the global stage. He remains committed to learning, improving, and embracing every opportunity that brings him closer to that vision. His journey is fueled by determination, consistency, and an unwavering belief in the power of hard work.

Zigah often credits his mother as one of his greatest sources of strength, saying, “Mom, you’ve got the power to make my dreams come alive.” With resilience as his foundation and passion as his guide, Zigah Segun continues to push boundaries—confident that one day, his dedication will take him exactly where he is destined to be.

Discover how an African American student's journey to West Africa inspired the creation of the famous Harlem Children's Theatre Company. Experience the vibrant fusion of African aesthetics and musical theatre that made our productions a hit.

Learn about the inspiration behind a young Black writer's powerful musical plays. Explore the vibrant theatrical experiences created to celebrate the royalty and stories of people of color.

About Professor Aduke Aremu
A trailblazing force in American Black children’s theatre, Professor Aduke Aremu has shaped generations of young artists and storytellers. She was appointed New York State Arts Commissioner during the administration of Governor John Cuomo, Sr., recognizing her profound impact on arts and culture.

As the founder of The Harlem Children’s Theatre Company Ensemble, Professor Aremu created one of New York City’s most influential platforms for youth performance and creative expression. Her body of work is expansive and deeply respected—10 children’s plays, 3 adult plays, 2 children’s books, and 2 books of poetry.

Her plays have been showcased on some of the most iconic stages in the world, including:

The John F. Kennedy Center

The Public Theater with Joe Papp

The Apollo Theater

The Negro Ensemble Company

The Billie Holiday Theatre

The Brooklyn Academy of Music

42nd Street Theatre Row

Town Hall

The Hudson Guild Theatre

The Gene Franklin Theatre

Lincoln Center

Her influence extends far beyond the United States, with productions presented in Germany, England, France, Nigeria, Ghana, Bermuda, Jamaica, Barbados, and Tanzania.