‘Daughters of Chibok’ wins best story award at Venice International Film Festival – Daily Trust

‘Daughters of Chibok’ wins best story award at Venice International Film Festival

The documentary produced by a Nigerian firm, VR 360, was the only film from Africa selected to compete with 12 others from across the globe.VR 360 was one of the 25 innovative ventures selected from 1,500 applications to benefit from mentorship at the Yola Humanitarian Innovation Hub established by the Nigerian government in 2018.

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