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Trust TV Secures Top Award for Documentary Production

Trust TV has been honored with the Best TV Production in Documentary/Feature (English) award at the 2nd Broadcasting Awards for its documentary "The Last Cotton Factory in Funtua." The film examines the decline of Nigeria's textile industry.

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Trust TV has earned the prestigious Best TV Production in Documentary/Feature (English) award at the second edition of the Broadcasting Awards, a recognition that further highlights its expertise in impactful content creation and compelling narrative.

The award-winning piece, titled “The Last Cotton Factory in Funtua,” delves into the challenges facing Nigeria’s formerly robust textile sector by focusing on the sole remaining cotton processing plant in Funtua, Katsina State.

Trust TV staff celebrating an award

Through powerful imagery and detailed investigative journalism, the documentary illustrates the economic and societal consequences stemming from the textile industry's collapse. It was once a significant source of employment and a key driver of industrial development in Nigeria's northern region. The film also sheds light on the perseverance of the workers and the wider effects on local communities affected by the sector's decline.

Ibrahim Shehu, Group Editorial Director and Editor-in-Chief of Media Trust Group, commented on the award, stating that it validates the organization’s dedication to producing authentic Nigerian stories that address critical issues and bring attention to underreported matters.

This accolade marks a significant achievement for Trust TV, reinforcing its status as a leader in producing high-quality documentaries and feature content.

As a division of Media Trust Group, Trust TV is expanding its portfolio of original programming, concentrating on documentaries, current affairs, and human-interest stories designed to engage a broad spectrum of viewers.

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