Nollywood — Nigerian film industry where allegations of illegal broadcasts, casting priorities, and internal sabotage have been raised by industry figures.
… His comments came during a conversation with Nollywood producer Uchenna Mbunabo, who expressed frustration over what he described as the widespread practice of some Ghanaian television stations downloading movies from YouTube and airing them without permission or compensation. …
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has revealed that he deliberately set out to rebrand himself as a responsible gentleman, moving away from the “bad boy” image the movie industry gave him. …
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has said there’s some truth to the controversial claim that Western education is a “scam.” Speaking in a recent interview with media personality Joey Akan, Iyke argued that many former students, including himself, are now doing far better than the …
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has alleged that the entertainment industry is dominated by “demons” and created to “extol satanism.” Speaking in a recent interview with media personality Joey Akan, Iyke claimed that most people in the entertainment industry serve themselves and …
Francis Duru Veteran Nollywood actor, Francis Duru, has dismissed reports claiming he is battling a terminal illness following the circulation of a viral video that sparked concern among fans and colleagues. …
Shine Rosman Nollywood actress, Shine Rosman, has criticised some filmmakers in the Nigerian movie industry for allegedly placing more value on beauty than acting talent when casting actresses. …
Jim Iyke Veteran Nollywood actor, Jim Iyke, has described internal sabotage as one of the major challenges facing the Nigerian film industry, saying the system is filled with people working against each other. …
Nollywood actor Zubby Michael has claimed that he recently gave N10.2 million to the needy on the street as “tithe.” Speaking in an interview with Broadway TV, Michael explained that the donation was 10 per cent of the N102 million he recently earned from movie roles. …
Ghana's National Film Authority Deputy Executive Secretary James Gardiner has assured filmmakers that authorities are working on tougher measures to curb illegal broadcast of movies by television stations, following complaints from Nollywood producer Uchenna Mbunabo about Ghanaian stations downloading films from YouTube and airing them without permission or compensation.
Ghana's National Film Authority Deputy Executive Secretary James Gardiner has assured filmmakers that authorities are working on tougher measures to curb illegal broadcast of movies by television stations, following complaints from Nollywood producer Uchenna Mbunabo about Ghanaian stations downloading films from YouTube and airing them without permission or compensation.
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke said he deliberately rebranded from a "bad boy" image to a responsible gentleman, describing the shift as necessary as he advanced in life and encountered people for whom such a persona was incompatible. He argued that many entertainment industry peers stagnate because they do not know when to exit their established personas or evolve to maintain relevance.
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has argued that there is "some truth" to the claim that Western education is a "scam," noting that he and other former students are now doing better financially than their lecturers. He contends that true success comes from learning practical and economic skills from parents and mentors rather than strictly applying classroom theory.
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has alleged that the entertainment industry is dominated by "demons" and created to "extol satanism," arguing that most people in the industry serve themselves as demigods rather than pursuing God.
Veteran Nollywood actor Francis Duru has dismissed viral rumours claiming he is battling a terminal illness, following circulation of a video showing him looking frail. Responding on Instagram, Duru denied being seriously ill, described the reports as false and malicious, and said he would continue to enjoy good health.
Nollywood actress Shine Rosman has criticized filmmakers in the Nigerian movie industry for allegedly prioritizing physical appearance over acting talent when casting actresses, claiming the focus on beauty is affecting genuine talent and prompting actresses to undergo cosmetic procedures.
Nigerian actress and film director Oby Kechere, known for her role as Ms Koi Koi in the 2002 film Aki na Ukwa, has died after a prolonged illness, according to an announcement by the National President of the Directors Guild of Nigeria.
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has identified internal sabotage as the major challenge confronting the Nigerian movie industry, telling the BBC that if he could change one thing about Nollywood, it would be to purge saboteurs from it.
Veteran Nollywood actor Jim Iyke told the BBC that internal sabotage is a major challenge facing the Nigerian film industry, with people working against each other, and said he would prioritize removing saboteurs if given the chance to change one thing about the industry.
Nollywood actor Zubby Michael says he gave N10.2 million to the needy on the street as a tithe, representing 10 per cent of N102 million he recently earned from movie roles, because he does not believe in paying tithe to churches.