Ghanaian actor and filmmaker, Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lilwin, has extended heartfelt appreciation to the Ashanti Regional Minister, Dr. Frank Amoakohene, for his encouragement and unwavering support towards Ghana’s creative arts sector, particularly the Kumawood film industry.
Speaking on behalf of his production house, Wezzy Empire Productions, Lilwin described the Minister’s recent words of support as deeply inspiring and timely, especially as Ghana’s film industry continues to grow in global relevance.
“I am truly honoured by Dr. Amoakohene’s recognition of our work,” Lilwin said. “His encouragement during the production of Captain Ibrahim Traore – The Last African Hero was not only a personal inspiration but a great boost for the entire team. His passion for the creative industry is evident, and we are grateful.”
Lilwin, who plays the title role in the film, noted that the project was not just entertainment, but a celebration of African identity and pride, made possible by the collective efforts of dedicated individuals and supportive leadership.
He also commended the Minister’s commitment to nurturing talent in the region and across Ghana, adding that such engagement from political leadership affirms the importance of creative arts in national development.
“We thank Dr. Amoakohene for believing in the power of storytelling and for standing with us. His support sends a strong message that the arts matter, and that our stories deserve to be told,” Lilwin stated.
The actor pledged his continued commitment to using film as a tool for education, cultural pride, and national development.
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