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Precious Charles expands into film production

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Actress, Precious Charles, aka Precious K Charles, is expanding her career beyond acting into film production, digital content creation and online film distribution through her company, Kasimma TV.

Speaking about her journey into entertainment, Charles said her interest in storytelling began with skits and short plays.

She said, “I started with skits and short plays, and loved the idea of telling stories that people could watch, relate to, and enjoy. That passion for storytelling inspired me to pursue acting and entertainment.”

The actress has featured in several Nigerian productions, including Fix My Heart, Papa’s Princess, Home Coming, Designed for Me, Incredible Hearts, The Price of Us, Campus Love, Broken Journey and My Heaven. She has also been involved in collaborations with actors such as Tobi Bakre and Timini Egbuson.

A statement shared with Sunday Scoop noted that beyond acting, Charles has ventured into filmmaking, taking up production responsibilities on different projects.

Her digital activities include creating content around entertainment, skits, music and lifestyle, as well as working as a tech influencer.

The actress who is originally from Imo State noted that growing up in Jos, Plateau State, exposed her to different cultures and traditions.

She added, “Growing up in the North, especially in Jos, was a beautiful experience. It helped me to appreciate cultural diversity, and become fluent in Hausa.

“Being surrounded by such diversity gave me the opportunity to learn about different traditions and cultures, and it also helped me become fluent in Hausa.”

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