Director‑producer Wingonia Ikpi looks back at her debut feature, 'The Lost Days', and ahead to her new short film, 'Nollybabes'.
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Nov 21, 2025
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Director‑producer Wingonia Ikpi looks back at her debut feature, 'The Lost Days', and ahead to her new short film, 'Nollybabes'.
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Nov 21, 2025
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Wingonia Ikpi is a Nigerian personality and entrepreneur known for her work in both the business and creative sectors. She has gained recognition for her role as a motivational speaker and advocate for women's empowerment in Nigeria. Through her platform, Wingonia shares insights on personal development, self-care, and building financial independence. As a successful businesswoman, she has worked with various companies and initiatives aimed at helping young women succeed in their careers. Wingonia’s combination of entrepreneurship and commitment to social causes has made her a respected figure in Nigeria’s growing network of female leaders.
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