The Biography of Lopperkem


Kingsley Akunemeihe, also known as Lopperkem, He is a Music Video Director, film Maker, script writer, Content creator, and Author of ZOMBIES IN LAGOS and GEN Z. 


He was born on May 2007 in Imo state, Nigeria. From a young age, Lopperkem demonstrated a keen interest in the arts, exploring various forms of creative expression. 


His passion for storytelling and visual arts would eventually shape his career as an artist and filmmaker.


_Education and Early Career_

Lopperkem completed his secondary school education in Port Harcourt, where he honed his skills and nurtured his creative talents. After graduating, he made the bold decision to move to Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria, to pursue his dreams. This strategic move marked the beginning of an exciting journey that would take him to new heights.


_Founding of Lopperkem Film_

In Abuja, entrepreneurial spirit led him to establish Lopperkem Film, a film production and music label company. As the founder and CEO, he has successfully built a brand that showcases his artistic vision and creative prowess. Lopperkem Film has become a platform for emerging artists and storytellers, providing opportunities for growth and development.


_Career Highlights_


As a creative director, Lopperkem has differentiated himself through his unique style and artistic approach. His work often blends traditional Nigerian themes with modern storytelling techniques, captivating audiences and setting him apart in the industry. Through Lopperkem film, he has produced notable projects that have garnered attention and acclaim.


_Leadership and Vision_


As the CEO of Lopperkem film, He is committed to fostering a creative environment that encourages innovation and collaboration. His leadership style is characterized by a passion for mentorship and a desire to empower emerging artists. Lopperkem's vision for Lopperkem Film is to become a leading force in the Nigerian entertainment industry, promoting cultural exchange and artistic expression.


_Future Prospects_


With his talent, dedication, and entrepreneurial spirit, Lopperkem is poised for continued success. As he continues to push the boundaries of his craft, he remains committed to his artistic vision and the growth of Lopperkem film. His story serves as an inspiration to aspiring creatives, demonstrating the power of passion, hard work, and development.

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