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Nollywood is flooded with fake foreign accent, this is a national disgrace - Uche Maduagwu

Right now, over 96% of Nigerian movies currently showing at the cinema is flooded with fake foreign accent, this is a national disgrace."

Nigerian Actress, Omoni Oboli Blasts Her Fans in Public Message

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. It's quite difficult convincing some people.

Veteran actor Amaechi Muonagor dies after battle with kidney disease

Amaechi Muonagor endeared himself to audiences with his memorable roles in numerous Nollywood movies. From comedic to dramatic performances, Muonagor's versatility captivated viewers across generations.

30 DAYS IN ANTLANTA by Comedian AY Breaks Nollywood Box Office Record (Photos)

“That it is N76million is quite impressive for a Nollywood film,Bruce said,and we are so proud of AY. We hope he does more movies.”

Why most veteran actors are off the screen - Nollywood actor, Emeka Ossai

A Nollywood Veteran and Film Director, Mr Emeka Ossai has said most veterans in the industry were of the screen because movies produced by the so-called "New Nollywood actors" lacked originality.

Here are the top 5 highest-grossing Nollywood titles for 2023

A total of five Nigerian movies grossed over ₦100 million at the Nigerian box office, with one very powerful contender going over a billion naira. All the five movies were released in the second half of 2023.

Nollywood top actresses are Jealous of Mercy Johnson's new movie - Nollywood actor

, but this epic #film of yours is indeed the #best Nigerian #cinema film that tells our #story without trying to copy."

Iyabo Ojo celebrates 25 years of acting, lists her achievements

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Funke Akindele Set to Release New Movie 15 December

Funke Akindele, a well-known actress in Nollywood, has excited fans by revealing the release date of her latest film, "A Tribe Called Judah."

Here Are The Top Richest Nollywood Actresses in 2016 and Their Networth

What have you heard about richest Nollywood movies and Nollywood actresses? What do you know about them? Are you aware of their net worth? Read and find out what is the list of 2016 top richest actresses of Nollywood.

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

Actress and filmmaker, Dayo Amusa has lamented over not making any money from Nollywood even after shooting 12 movies and still counting.

My husband and I are ready to have children now - Chizzy Alichi says, reveals why they delayed procreation

However, right now, I want to stay more in Lagos and make more contact and do more Lagos/cinema movies and also concentrate on my show."

'We don't have to be negatively competitive' - Actress Toyin Abraham tells Funke Akindele

She recalled that their rivalry began in the Yoruba movie industry and they carried it over to the Nigerian-English cinema when they crossovered to Nollywood.

Top 10 Highest Paid Nollywood Actresses Revealed (No. 1 Worth N1 Billion)

Ini Edo - N450m Ini Edo is considered one of the hottest actresses of Nollywood. She has starred in over 200 movies, which is a really high figure when compared with other actresses in the industry.

Meet The 15 Sexiest Nollywood Actors in 2017 (Photos)

We've watched the veteran actor go from home videos to cinema, playing the adamant son to the protective father and hope to see a lot more of him as he ages 12. Yul Edochie If Nollywood had a voice, Yul would be it.

Not all actresses have 'sugar daddies'- Nollywood Actress, Chy Nwakanma says

The CEO, Esther Adekeye, most especially, is the best to work with What inspired you to start producing your own movies?

We'll force Buhari to pay attention to Nollywood -Foluke Daramola-Salako says, reveals how

That way, we can have our own cinemas, specially for indigenous movies. We need stringent laws to deal with cinema owners so that their charges can be reduced.

I used to be a chronic stammerer - IK Ogbonna

I also thank Nigerians because they are beginning to support Nollywood. When you go to the cinemas, you see people watching more Nigerian movies than foreign movies.