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Bobrisky Makes Acting Debut On Set Of Sotayo's New Movie. (Photos)

Following his return back to the country after his vacation in the United States, Nigerian male barbie doll, Bobrisky is making his first ever Nollywood debut.

Veteran Nollywood actor, Tony Umez poses with his 4 daughters

Tony Umez is a classic Nigerian actor who has starred in more than 200 Nollywood films, both of English and Yoruba languages since his debut in 1994.

Craziest thing I've done was slapping my dad - Femi Adebayo

Nollywood actor, Femi Adebayo, has explained that being an actor has made him do some terrible things such as slapping his father, Adebayo Salami, aka Oga Bello.

'Morden-day Nollywood actors are fake' - Wale Ojo

Yoruba movies, by the way.

Nollywood veteran, Kunle Agboola is dead

Kunle Agboola, a Nollywood player and record label executive, is dead. The family made the announcement in a statement signed by Lanre Agboola. Kunle, 53, was the producer of popular Yoruba programme, Idan Irawo.

"Learn to communicate without speaking Yoruba" - Destiny Etiko urges (Video)

Prominent Nollywood actress, Destiny Etiko pleads to her colleagues in the Yoruba film industry and their fans urging them to embrace the Nigerian lingua franca.

Celebs Slay In Various Agabda to the premiere of 'Merry Men' (Photos)

AY's latest film Merry Men: The Real Yoruba Demons opened in grand style last night at Filmhouse Cinemas. The theme was 'agbada' in true yoruba demon style and all the stars showed out.

Veteran Yoruba Actor, Alabi Yellow, Suffers Stroke after his wife's demise.

The news of Alabi Yellow's ill health was announced on Tuesday, March 26, 2018, by the Executive Chairman of Best Of Nollywood awards, Seun Oloketuyi.

Actress Bukky Wright celebrates 53rd birthday with stunning new photo

Beautiful Nollywood actress, Bukky Wright, definitely has a reason to celebrate as she just turned a year older, today, March 31, 2020.

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

Nollywood movie producer and actress, Aisha Lawal, popular in the Yoruba movie industry, in a recent interview has stated that the Yorubas started the film industry in Nigeria.

Ooni of Ife, Saidi Balogun to partner with Brazil in new movie

Nollywood Actor and Filmmaker, Saidi Balogun and the Ooni of Ife, Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, have rolled out plans to partner the Brazilian government in shooting a movie to promote the Yoruba culture.

Photos from candlelight procession for Aisha Abimbola by Nollywood Actors

Until her battle with the life threatening disease which led to her demise, Aisha Abimbola was loved by many and had set her mark in the Nollywood industry. Here are photos;

"Nancy showing unnecessary body is confusing" - Nollywood actor blasts Nancy Isime, Peter Okoye

Nancy showing unnecessary body is more confusing, Walahi some #Yoruba movies have better story line than this, Na all Hype, and this is why E go TEY before Nollywood go smell OSCAR #Awards because we not ready to be extraordinary in our story

Stop giving us bad names - Jaiye Kuti berates veteran actors over online begging

She said: "Nollywood has the Yoruba and English sectors, and those in the English sector have members who face hard times but seek help amongst themselves.

Skit maker Isbae U loses actor father Kamal Adebayo

The late Nollywood actor was popularly called Sir Kay by colleagues and fans. The deceased is known for his charisma and distinct slang in Yoruba movies.

Mercy Aigbe shades ex-hubby for going into hiding over school fees

Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe recently took to her social media page to shade her estranged husband Lanre Gentry, for going into hiding over school fees.

Pretty Actress, Mercy Aigbe in a State of Mourning as She Loses Family Member

Popular Nollywood Yoruba actress, Mercy Aigbe, on Sunday night, October 29, lost her beloved father in Benin City, the Edo state capital.

"Two Yoruba actresses' marriages are at the verge of breakup" Uche Maduagwu says as he advices men to stop feeling insecure when their women are richer

He added: "90% of marriages break up for Nollywood because of this". He went on to allege that two Yoruba actresses are currently having marriage crises because they earn more than their husbands.