EbonyLife CEO Mo Abudu Signs Deal with Sony for a TV Series on the Dahomey Amazon Warriors

        EbonyLife CEO Mo Abudu Signs Deal with Sony for a TV Series on the Dahomey Amazon Warriors
    The production of this series will begin immediately—and we can't wait.
Antoinette Isama
March 29, 2018
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EbonyLife CEO Mo Abudu Signs Deal with Sony for a TV Series on the Dahomey Amazon Warriors

The production of this series will begin immediately—and we can't wait.

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