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CMC entertainment firm goes global, connects industry leaders


Atwine Allen

Leading media and entertainment consultancy firm in Africa,  Cornel Media Consult , CMC , has  over the years stand test of time, going by the volume and scale of feats it has achieved , shunning out stars, winning important local and international honours and staying industry relevant.

Ambassador Cornel Udofia, founder CMC 


The firm was founded by Amb. Cornell Udofia, a Media & PR Strategist, and Publicist per excellence, with over 100 local and international awards and recognitions credited to him, since the firm took off in 2005.

The Peace Ambassador through his firm has over the years, used his media network to empower and support the youths and women in Nigeria and world at large in the entertainment industry, business ,politics, economics, Agriculture, security, Business, Education, Law Medicine.

The firm has also made impact by producing stars and celebrities in industry such as Comedy,Fashion,Modelling,Movies,Music,Photography and Sports.

CMC network members stretch from Nigeria to 30 other countries including United States , United Kingdom, China , Canada, Dublin , South Africa , Spain Israel , Italy to mention but few.

Through this active social media and entertainment network the , CMC group has consistently  inspired, impacted, educated, enlightened, showcased talented and upcoming stars to the world, serving as a bridge between less privileged members and employer of labour.

The firm according to the founder is strategically positioned to consistently equip, motivate, empower African  youths, men and women  to make them distinguished Gladiators and Role models in media and entertainment industry even to the world at large.

Apart from entertainment and showbiz, CMC has a virile standing in the political landscape and has partnered with relevant security agencies in Nigeria, using it reach and industry clout to advance security of lives and properties.

The firm believes that with its influence, it can develop individuals who would champion the way forward in our society, and it has consistently pushed this philosophy, through its educational and mentorship outreaches.

Some of the notable stars identified with Cornel Udofia's CMC are spread across the creative industry. Notable amongst them are :

The music industry: Eedris Abdulkareem, Faze, Waconzy, African China, Imelda J,Ngozi Orji, Don Leo, and Ashley Stephanie from Cameroon.

While in movie industry, has :  Ini Edo,Nuella Njubigbo, Tonto Dikeh, Amanda Ebeye,Clarion chukwurah,Nkechi Emmanuel,Jim iyke,C Christian Paul,Emem Isong,Uche Ogbodo,Muma G, Halima Abubakar,  Bukky Ogunnote  and Hakeem Rahman

In Fashion industry, has : Tese onokala, Needle Kraft Couture, Lillie's Fashion, Sandra Udofia collection and Asandrea collections.

Dancers : DNMT, Starflame Dance group, Nero sexy and Hilary Jacks

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