By Luminous Jannamike
ABUJA – The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Information and National Orientation, has partnered with the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) to produce a documentary titled Unbroken: Two and a Half Decades.
This film will chronicle Nigeria’s 25 years of uninterrupted democracy since 1999.
The announcement was made during a press conference in Abuja, where IPAC National Chairman Yusuf Mamman Dantalle and Information Minister Mohammed Idris Malagi underscored the documentary’s role in showcasing Nigeria’s democratic resilience and progress.
“This documentary will highlight Nigeria’s democratic journey, emphasising the pivotal role of IPAC, the Ministry, and political stakeholders in ensuring the sustainability of our democracy,” Dantalle stated, underscoring the significance of the project.
In his remarks, the Minister commended IPAC’s initiative, adding, “The Ministry will provide logistical support, facilitate access to stakeholders, and ensure the documentary reaches global audiences through various media channels.”
The documentary will cover Nigeria’s democratic journey from 1999 to 2024, featuring key milestones, challenges, and successes, including peaceful transitions of power. It will incorporate archival footage, expert analyses, and interviews with past and present presidents, policymakers, and civil society leaders.
The project aims to promote democracy, inspire national pride, enhance Nigeria’s global reputation, and educate citizens, particularly the youth. It will also highlight the roles of the electorate, judiciary, media, and civil society in sustaining democracy.
IPAC will coordinate the film’s content, ensuring balanced political representation, while the Ministry will provide logistical support and oversee global distribution.
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