Queen Natasha in focus
Sierra Leonean born, Natasha Amanita Samura this weekend braves the arts by staging drama presentations in several entertainment centers along the tourism zone at the Lumley Beach including DIVA Night Club in the east of Freetown
Being the holy month of Ramadan observed by Muslims with all social activities in the cold, Queen Natasha holds the view that it is the responsibility of an entertainer to keep the fans moving regardless of religion.
A large number of young people have decided to use their God given talent through music and drama performances as a means of survival, she noted, adding that she has put strategies in place to train and develop young girls that are intelligence and educated in order to make a difference in the entertainment industry, come this festive season.
Natasha, born 1988 in Koidu town, attended the United Methodist Primary School, the Freetown Secondary School for Girls and the College of Certified Accountants, all in Freetown. Currently, she is a staff at Global Craft Sierra Leone Limited.
Natasha is of the view that the right of education of women and girl child must be treated seriously because they help in developing the spirit of intelligence, positive attitudinal output and a sense of interaction among people in society which are all geared towards the president’s call to change one’s attitude.
“Because of my intelligence and unique performance in the art I was featured in Emerson Bockarie’s famous ‘Borbor Belle’ fame.
“Recently, I was again featured in a music movie MALATA and AR NOR KNOW,” she disclosed.
Natasha’s relationship with members of the entertainment industry is much cordial which enables her to feel belonging as the frequent featuring of the female artist is a pointer to the fact.
“The Gun in Stella’s Bag” and “Passion Clashes”, two local movies presently in the market for sale are the most recent of the iron lady. However, the female star is looking forward to act with international actors and actresses thereby showcasing the Sierra Leonean talent internationally. She called on local and international agencies to support the entertainment industry which will go a long way to address the problems of joblessness among youth in the country.
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