Aki & Pawpaw, Liwin stopped from shooting movie in Kumasi

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AKI & PAWPAW, LIWIN STOPPED FROM SHOOTING MOVIE IN KUMASI

       Popular Nigerian actor Aki and Pawpaw 
whose fame got to its ultimate in the mid 2000's when Nigerian movies became the toast of many across Ghana and for their intelligence in outwitting others in their movies have been abruptly stopped from shooting a movie in Kumasi with other actors including Kwadjo ‘Liwin’ Nkansah.
     The directive which came from the Film Producers’ Association of Ghana (FIPAG) was due to the fact that the director of the movie had breached some of the association’s regulations.
Mr. Michael Ola, PRO for the association who disclosed this in an exclusive interview withNYDJlive explained the association had no qualms with the duo but believed the right procedure had to be followed especially when the new executives of the association had laid out new strategies to make the industry a better one.
The duo have therefore been asked to officially obtain documents from the Film Industry in Nigeria, working permit as well as make payments for the continuation of the shoot.

      As at the time of publication, the duo and the production house in charge of the movie, Peace and Love Productions had commenced with procedure to make things easy for the continuation of the movie.

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