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Emma Ugolee criticises Nollywood's trend of casting actors based on social media followings, urging filmmakers to prioritise ...
Lagos court heard how Facebook posts allegedly defaming Lizzy Anjorin landed a woman in legal hot waterDuring the trial, the ...
Nollywood actress cum producer, Aniebiet Francis, has opened up about how controversies trailed various milestones in her ...
EXCLUSIVE: In a landmark move, Nollywood heavyweights Inkblot Studios and Filmhouse Group have joined forces to create Kava, ...
Nollywood is in mourning again following the death of actress Omotola Odunsi. Omotola's death was confirmed by her colleague, ...
Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing Sunday has revealed why she temporarily stepped away from the Nigerian movie industry at ...
In her new book “ Nollywood: The Making of a Film Empire,” journalist Emily Witt argues that Nollywood is positioned to become a global brand much like the films of Bollywood or kung fu movies.
"Nollywood talents have this artistic, creative and imaginative autonomy and independence very rare, even impossible for Africans in the diaspora to own," said Udé. Pictured, Alexx Ekubo.
The improving legal landscape for artists comes as Nollywood is booming, offering a burgeoning avenue for music producers to make more money. By Jasmin Lavoie LAGOS, NIGERIA — Only three years ...
Nollywood is also Nigeria’s second biggest provider of work, employing directly or indirectly more than one million people, according to the United States International Trade Commission.
Nollywood, With Fascinating Plot Lines, Has Created the Second Largest Film Industry in the World ...