Veteran actress and producer, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has advocated structural reforms in Nigeria's movie industry, Nollywood.

The 2025 Ojude Oba Festival in Ijebu Ode, Ogun State, was graced by the presence of acclaimed Nollywood actors Lateef ...

Shan George, a prominent figure in Nollywood, has openly discussed her failed marriage, attributing its end to ...

Filmmaker and actress Pearl Nkiruka Waturuocha, known to many as Pearl Wats, has said that Nigeria’s film industry, which is the third largest in the world, will soon rival the number one in the World ...

Nollywood, Nigeria’s booming film industry, has grown in recent years into a mighty movie-making machine, capturing audiences with its universal themes and strong narratives of urban culture.

Nollywood producers such as Kunle Afolayan, Mo Abudu, and Kemi Adetiba have embraced these streaming services, securing lucrative deals that marketers could never have provided.

Nollywood, Nigeria’s vibrant film industry, is setting its sights on achieving global recognition akin to the meteoric rise of Afrobeats. As the third-largest film industry in the world by ...

Story Highlights Nollywood producers estimate that 50 percent of profits are lost to piracy Pirates put five to 20 films on a DVD and sell them for $4; a legitimate movie costs $7 Nollywood ...

Many mark the film as the unofficial start of Nigeria’s home-grown film industry, dubbed “Nollywood,” which produces an incredible 1,500 or more movies a year — vastly more than Hollywood ...

The Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) has announced plans to launch a mobile application as part of a broader strategy ...