Renowned Nollywood actor, Charles Inojie, has made the announcement of the conclusion of the beloved 13-year-long family show, “The Johnsons.”
After captivating audiences for an impressive 13-year run, the curtain is set to fall on this iconic television series.
In a heartfelt message shared on his Instagram page, Inojie expressed his gratitude to fans across Africa for their unwavering support throughout the show’s remarkable journey. He reminisced about the magic, awesomeness, and sheer joy that “The Johnsons” brought into the homes of viewers, solidifying its status as Africa’s most-watched show on television.
“I want to use this medium to say a big thank you to #rogers.ofime #officialthejohnsonsfamily #nativemediatv__ #africamagic for the privilege of being #luckyjohnson,” wrote Inojie, acknowledging the team behind the scenes who contributed to the show’s success.
He wrote, “Thank you, Africa. After 13 years of absolute magic, 13 years of awesomeness, 13 years of being Africa’s most-watched show on television, and 13 years of being every family’s favourite, The Johnsons is finally taking a bow.
“I want to use this medium to say a big thank you to #rogers.ofime #officialthejohnsonsfamily #nativemediatv__ #africamagic for the privilege of being #luckyjohnson
“I thank my co-travellers, the wonderful team of cast and crew, without whom these past 13 years could not have been spectacularly outstanding as The Johnsons made it.
“I am immensely grateful to our fans across the African continent for the love and support we got unconditionally.
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“Indeed, while it is the beginning of greater exploits from every individual member of the team, like every good thing that must have a terminal point, it is the end of the road for The Johnsons. Thank you.”
After making the decision to venture into acting in his earlier days, Charles Inojie then joined different dramatic and theatre clubs in his local town and started performing stage drama.
He later decided to acquire more knowledge in the field of acting and then enrolls for a one-year acting program in Bode Osoyin’s Writers Resort, where he obtained a certificate course in Dramatic Arts after completing the program in 1993.
After graduating from the University of Port Harcourt in 1999, he relocated to Lagos State where he became the assistant director at Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen’s production company.
In 2016, members from the Screen Writers Guild of Nigeria (SWGN) unanimously appointed Inojie as president of their labor union.
