Katung Aduwak
Katung Aduwak (born March 21, 1980) was the winner of the premier edition of the "Big Brother Nigeria" reality TV show aired between March 5 and June 4, 2006. He hails from Zonkwa, Kaduna State, Nigeria and is a scriptwriter, producer and director as well as a graduate of Political Science. He was once a media panelist at the Harvard Africa Business School Forum and served for many years as Senior Channel Manager at MTV Base, Senior Creative Director at VIACOM International and Executive Director at Chocolate City. He is currently the CEO of One O Eight Media  and African Partner for Campfire Media. Career. Section::::"Big Brother Nigeria". The 26-year-old Aduwak was named the winner of the event hosted by Michelle Dede and Olisa Adibua, the very first season on June 4, 2006 with a take home prize of $100,000. 11 years later, he revealed that the key to succeeding in the show was to him, in being oneself and also being strategic. After "Big Brother Nigeria". After the reality TV show, Aduwak proceeded to New York to further his education at the Digital Film Academy, graduating with a directorial degree and went into filmmaking . Filmmaking. What was to have been Aduwak's debut film was "Heaven's Hell". The actual release date was slated for January 23, 2015. The movie was, however, not released until May 10, 2019. The movie clips were shot in 2012 by One O Eight Media, partnering with BGL and Hashtag Media House and starred Nollywood actors and actresses and Nigerian singer Waje. In 2020, Aduwak directed a short film exposing the conflict between African Americans and the African diaspora, titled "Not Supposed to be Here". Personal life. Aduwak is married to Raven Taylor-Aduwak and has a son. References