The land's recipients blessings incorporate Francis Duru, Segun Arinze, Monalisa Chinda, Patience Ozokwor, Eucharia Anunobi, Ejike Asiegbu,Tony Umez, Ngozi Ezeonu, Kanayo O. Kanayo, Chika Okpala (Zebrudaya), Harry B. Anyanwu, Chinedu Ikedieze and Osita Iheme, Rukiat Masud and Ghanaian sultry performing artist, Jackie Appiah.
Talking through his VP, Dr (Mrs) Isatou Njie-Saidy who spoke to him at the presentation held at the presidential castle in Banjul, the president said as a feature of his confidence in skillet Africanism, the qualities and legacy of Africa which Nollywood has served to showcase on the world stage were worth acclamation and backing.
As indicated by an online report, the Gambian president encouraged the performers to come and make the Gambia piece of their own.
"Nollywood and Ghollywood have possessed the capacity to catch and tell our stories superior to any untouchable can do. Africans identify with your stories and same with those in the diaspora and the Caribbean and around the globe," he said,asking the stars not to lay on their paddles but rather take it as a major test to accomplish more and enhance what they are as of now doing.
"You are incredible African ministers and you must keep on accomplishing and surpass what you have today as you have done right by us. He instructed them to consider themselves to be Gambians and exploit the area offer and manufacture homes for what's to come.
In his reaction, pioneer of the gathering, Francis Duru said thanks to President Jammeh for his liberality and communicated his partners' appreciation and how humbled, overpowered and respected they are to get the plots of area. Duru and his partners vowed to strive to make open doors for rising and maturing Gambian stars.
"We are only a summon. We should strive to assemble and energize developing new stars from the Gambia," he included.
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