Nigerian writer, filmmaker, photographer, and activist.

He is sometimes credited as
Ovinuchi Prince EJIOHUO

Ovinuchi Prince EJIOHUO is a writer, filmmaker, photographer, and activist currently working as a Media and Communications Officer/Sustainable Development Goals Ambassador at Yiaga Africa in Nigeria. A 2018 Global Ambassador Fellow of the Better Tomorrow Movement, he is a member of the International Youth Media Summit (IYMS). He has photographed and filmed world leaders, including Nobel Prize winner Dr. Denis Mukwege, Kenyan Activist Boniface Mwangi, former Nigerian Electoral Chairman Prof. Atahiru Jega, Nigerian Speaker House of Representative Femi Gbajabiamila, EU and ECOWAS ambassador to Nigeria Ketil Karlsen, US ambassador Stuart Symington, and British High Commissioner Catriona Laing. His written work and photo and video images have featured in many reputable publications and research both nationally and internationally. He has worked on media projects for organizations such as the Centre for Democracy and Development, ActionAid Nigeria, International Republican Institute, Accountability Lab, European Centre for Electoral Support and the Independent National Electoral Commission. In 2018, he co-directed the silent short film "Anything for us" for an anti-corruption project sponsored by McArthur Foundation. In 2019 his documentary film "Displaced" showcased in Nepal where he produced the film "Rising "for IYMS. His Democracy Summer Camp short film "Below the Legal Line" was nominated for the 2019 Pan African Film Festival. His work focuses on addressing issues around peace, gender equality, marginalisation, education, youth participation, environment, governance and development.

Source:
https://centerforinterculturaldialogue.org/2020/05/04/cid-video-competition-2020-judges/