Kumawood actor and producer Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly referred to as Lil Win, has voiced his disappointment over the shortage of media promotion for his new movie, Captain Ibrahim Traoré: The Final African Hero.
The movie, which had its second premiere on 16 August 2025 on the Eusbett Resort Cinema in Sunyani, has, in keeping with Lil Win, been ignored by Ghanaian media retailers.
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In a heartfelt video message, the actor stood beside his GH¢1.2 million 2024 RAM 1500 truck, branded with stickers of the film, and lamented the absence of protection. He defined that regardless of premiering the movie in Sunyani, no native tv or entertainment-focused station had taken discover.
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Lil Win revealed that between 22 and 24 August 2025, he hung out monitoring all the most important leisure channels within the nation, hoping his mission can be mentioned. Sadly, he claimed, none of them talked about the movie.
Expressing his frustration, he mentioned:
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The film has been nominated because the Finest Film in Africa on the Switzerland Pageant Awards, but no tv station within the nation talked about it
The Kumawood star additional careworn that his disappointment stems from the truth that the film has acquired worldwide recognition, however nonetheless, Ghanaian media has remained silent on its success.
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Earlier this month, Lil Win disclosed that he had invested practically $1 million into the mission, overlaying each manufacturing and promotion. The film was first premiered in Kumasi on 2 August 2025.
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He insisted that no Ghanaian filmmaker had ever made such a big monetary dedication to a single mission, describing his effort as “a daring step to boost the usual of Ghanaian cinema.”
