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2018 was a huge year for us as we among other achievements and milestones climbed from nothing to being your No. 1 movies website, and to being one of the top movies website in Nigeria (and already crossing borders) and we have YOU to thank

Nigerian Actress, Omoni Oboli Blasts Her Fans in Public Message

I'm like 'it's not home video, there's a difference.' There are some made for cinema Nigerian movies and there are home video movies. So, if you're watching it in the cinema, it's a made for cinema Nigerian film.

Victor Osuagwu's daughter shares his epic throwback photos from movie scenes

You can only imagine how nostalgic one will be when we get to see throwback photos from some of these movies that made us crack our ribs back then.

You can't make money from rituals - KOK

"So, I made a lot of money and built my house. I can say I made a sacrifice to build that house because, at that time, I had the option of buying a brand new 2015 Range Rover.

Iyabo Ojo celebrates 25 years of acting, lists her achievements

Since then, she has made her debut in Yoruba movies, produced movies, created her first cinematic movie, and gained recognition as a TikTok sensation, among many other achievements.

'I've not made money from Nollywood' - Dayo Amusa laments

After 12 movies I have not made the kind of money that I should make but I know I will make it. You see, there is a difference between making a huge profit and then, just getting your money back on your investment.

Photos of actor Yul Edochie's second wife, actress Judy Austin Moghalu

Judy and Yul recently welcomed a baby boy. He announced this on his IG page this afternoon, and also made it known that she is his second wife. Read here. Both of them have featured in movies together.

What most actors do to get roles these days - Charles Awurum exposes secret

The actor made this known during an interview with the Punch where he recounted how actors now star in movies just for the fame and not for the passion of the role.

"I Stopped Acting In Nollywood Because Some Producers Always Asked Me To Have Sex With Them" Ashmusy

She made it known that it got to a point where she was scared of being rap€d because they usually invite her to private rooms for discussions.

Why I left Nigeria for Ghana - Hanks Anuku

"What made me leave Nigeria was that, sometimes, one gets bored. I have lived in England, the US, in Italy. A lot has happened with me since the 90s. "I found Ghana more organised.

I became a producer because i was blacklisted - Rita Dominic

Back then, there was a major blacklisting (of some actors). However, mine was silent. That was actually one of the things that made me start producing movies."

Bobrisky can go to hell if he feels pained about my video -Actor Charles Anwurum spits fire

He further identified some of the implications of featuring a cross-dresser in movies, something he described as totally unacceptable. "Featuring a cross-dresser in a movie can be a comic way of achieving a storyline.

Actress Jackie Appiah Buys Brand New Maserati

After her first movie, she later took part in many blockbusters movies such as Tentacles, Games People Play, Sun-city. She believed to be a shy girl when she first started acting. The movie "Mummy's Daughter" made her famous in Ghana.

Netflix sets to feature Ikorodu Bois in its Oscar Film Brand Campaign

In a statement made available to The Punch, Netflix revealed that its campaign is targeted at fans of the company who not only love watching but recreating scenes from Netflix movies.

Nigeria Grants Tax Break To Music, Movie Producers, Others In Creative Industry

In a statement issued in Abuja on Thursday, the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, said the decision to grant the industry 'Pioneer Status' is in fulfilment of the promise made by the Acting President, Yemi Osinbajo, represented

We Will Ban Any Nigeria Music Video Shot Abroad - Federal Government Says

The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to issue a ban on shooting of music videos as well as movies outside the country.

Nigerians spent N359m in cinemas during Christmas week

During this period, the five top-grossing movies were Aquaman, Chief Daddy, Up North, Bumblebee and Lionheart. A total of N682.2 million was spent in cinemas between December 14 and December 30 on movies alone.

"Yorubas own Nigerian film industry" ― Actress, Aisha Lawal

Aisha who has been featured in many movies spoke with Tribune Online where she made clarifications about her role in the biopic 'Awujale' and the importance of documenting history.