Editor

 On April 10th, the film was awarded "Best Women's Short Documentary," at the Royal Cocoa International Film Festivals - Lagos, Nigeria. In Mrs. Cheryl Halpern's absence Co-Founder of RCIFF, His Majesty the Oloni of Eti-Oni, Oba (King) Dokun Thompson Gureje IV presented the award to his wife and Co-Founder, Her Royal Majesty Queen Angelique-Monet who expressed, "This award goes out to all the women and Indigenous women in rural communities whose voices often go unheard and are often unseen. Acclaimed individuals such as Mrs. Cheryl Halpern producing such a piece certainly will make a difference and the unheard voice will be heard and the unseen will be seen. On behalf of our Honorary Host Committee we want to congratulate Mrs. Cheryl Halpern on her award and may the film continue to shed light on such needed topics. Certainly Mrs. Halpern's body of works continue to educate, enlighten, and empower, and we wish her the best as she continues making films of purpose."

 Mrs. Cheryl Halpern expressed gratitude for receiving the award and the film being utilized for a discussion on African women in rural communities at Royal Cocoa International Film Festivals (RCIFF) Lagos edition.  

 The Royal Cocoa International Film Festivals (RCIFF) was founded by Their Royal Majesties of Eti-Oni, Oba (King) Dokun Thompson Gureje IV, the Oloni of Eti-Oni and Queen Angelique-Monet of Eti-Oni and is the first film festivals Founded by a Monarch, hosting two film festivals in Nigeria celebrating cocoa farmers and farmers worldwide. The Kingdom of Eti-Oni, Osun State, Nigeria (Sub-Sahara Africa) is the oldest cocoa plantation in the country and is ruled by a Monarch bearing the title His Majesty, the Oloni of Eti-Oni. The current ruler is HRM Oba (King) Dokun Thompson GUREJE IV.

 The next edition will take place at the Kingdom of Eti-Oni, Osun State Nigeria  from November 25-28 during the 9th Annual Cocoa Festival. RCIFF mission is to celebrate cocoa farmers and farmers world-wide by the medium of film and entertainment.