President of Theater Arts and Motion Pictures Practitioners
Association of Nigeria (TAMPPAN), Prince Dele Odule is now
in the United States of American where he has gone to garner
support for his association. This is coming months after he
came back from Ugandan where he presented the Nigerian
Ambassador to Uganda letter of Honourary Member of
TAMPPAN.
While in America, Odule will visit Nigerian entertainment
stakeholders in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Maryland,
Washington DC, Atlanta Georgia, and Houston to mention a
few.
According to the National Director of Public Relations and
Media Affairs, TAMPPAN, Yomi Fash Lanso, Odule will return
to Nigeria by the middle of September to prepare fully for the
association’s inauguration coming up in October.
“The president and his executives are leaving no stone
unturned to see that the inauguration will be the talk of the
entertainment industry for months,” Fash Lanso said.
In fulfillment of his promises during campaign to lead
TAMPPAN, Odule paid courtesy visits to veteran thespians,
Chief Lari Williams and Tunde Alabi, promising them that his
association will do everything to see that they are well taking
care of.
TAMPPAN was formed to transform filmmaking in Nigeria and
see to the welfare of its members, while concentrating more
on selling values and culture. The association has promised to
partner with both federal and state governments to ensure
that needed infrastructures are put in place in the enter
tainment industry.