Hannah Nwasor

Born to a Nigerian-American father and a Nigerian mother, all of Delta Igbo heritage, Hannah Nwasor was raised in a Christian home that played a significant role in shaping her values, faith, and outlook on life. Growing up within a rich blend of cultural and spiritual influences, she developed a deep love for the arts, storytelling, and meaningful human connection from a young age. Although her educational journey initially led her in a different direction, her passion for creativity eventually drew her back to the world of the arts.

During her final year in the university, she encountered a deeper personal call to walk closely with God — a turning point that transformed her spiritual life and strengthened her sense of purpose. This journey later led her into Bible school and spiritual mentorship under Dunamis International Gospel Centre. Over the years, she served faithfully in ministry within her parents’ home church, preached in schools and universities.

As time went on, Hannah began to focus more intentionally on her journey as a filmmaker and founded Wonderkind Media. During this period, she took a break from active ministry and later went on to serve as the Creativity Leader at the South West Regional Headquarters of Dunamis International Gospel Center, before transitioning into a new phase of purpose and creative expression. However, rather than pulling her away from her faith, this season revealed something even clearer to her: the creative industry needed a space where Christian creatives could connect, grow, sharpen one another, and pursue excellence without compromising their values or spiritual identity.

That realization gave birth to CIFAC — a vision and community built to inspire, equip, and unite creatives who desire to use their gifts meaningfully while remaining grounded in faith, excellence, and purpose.