President, Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN).

A towering figure in Nollywood’s leadership and advocacy space, Dr. Emeka Rollas is a passionate campaigner for the welfare, dignity, and rights of Nigerian actors. Under his stewardship, the Actors Guild of Nigeria has taken bold steps toward institutional reforms, capacity building, and continental collaborations. A recipient of the national honour, Member of the Order of the Niger (MON), Dr. Rollas brings a wealth of experience, insight, and diplomacy to NSAR 2025 as a leading voice in the push for structured royalty and collective bargaining frameworks across Africa.

National Chairman, South African Guild of Actors (SAGA). Jack Devnarain is a seasoned South African actor and the respected National Chairman of the South African Guild of Actors (SAGA). Known both for his acclaimed performances and for his unwavering commitment to policy and protection of actors’ rights, Jack has led some of South Africa’s most impactful campaigns for residuals and fair contract structures. At NSAR 2025, he brings decades of practical knowledge, legal insight, and regional advocacy experience to a continent-wide conversation on creative equity.

President, Malawian Film Association (FAMA). Dorathy Kingston is a trailblazer in Malawi’s film and media landscape and the current President of the Malawian Film Association. She is widely recognized for her cross-sector engagements that have elevated the profile of Malawian cinema across Africa. With a deep commitment to gender inclusion and regional collaboration, Dorathy is poised to spotlight the voices of underrepresented film markets and drive strategic connections between Southern and West African industries at NSAR 2025.

Directors of PAN-African Actors Relations, Actors Guild of Nigeria. Juliet Ibrahim is a celebrated Ghanaian actress, producer, and author, currently serving as the Director of Pan-African Relations at the Actors Guild of Nigeria. With a vibrant career spanning multiple African countries and languages, Juliet is a strong advocate for unity in Africa’s entertainment ecosystem. Her appointment to this role underscores her commitment to cross-border collaboration, equitable remuneration, and the integration of African cinema into global creative economies.

Breakout Nigerian Talent. Uchechi Treasure Okonkwo represents the emerging wave of young African talent making bold strides in the film industry. As one of Nollywood’s brightest teenage actors, she brings a fresh perspective to conversations about the future of acting, intellectual property protection for minors, and the need for inclusive policies that nurture young creatives. At NSAR 2025, Treasure stands as a voice of hope, vision, and continuity.