Top 20 Greatest Nollywood Actors of All Time
Choosing the greatest Nollywood actor of all time is a debate that may never end. Over the years, Nigerian cinema has produced some of the most famous and respected actors…
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Iwe Ala: Ojude Oba-inspired film begins nationwide cinema run after star-studded premiere
New Nollywood film Iwe Ala (The Book of Dreams) has begun its nationwide cinema run, following a premiere that brought together filmmakers, traditional rulers, industry stakeholders, and cultural enthusiasts around…
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5 Nigerian creatives dominating Nollywood behind the scenes
Nollywood creatives are making a strong impact, and it’s not just because of the actors. A big part of the success comes from skilled people working behind the scenes. These…
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From Red Circle to TKAM; 10 movies tipped to dominate AMVCA 12
A new award season is upon us, with the call for entries to the 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) now open from January 11 till…
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Nollywood actress Aunty Ajara dies after a prolonged battle with illness
Ajara Lasisi, the Nigerian actress fondly known as Aunty Ajara in the Yoruba film industry, has passed away. She reportedly died in the early hours of Thursday, according to confirmation…
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AGN inaugurates Junior Pope Nollywood city in Enugu to honour late actor
The Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) has officially inaugurated the Junior Pope Nollywood City in Enugu, a landmark project dedicated to immortalising the late actor John Paul Odonwodo, popularly known…
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Pinpoint Productions announces Chris Ihidero’s feature film debut, ‘Aloma’
PinPoint Productions has officially confirmed the production of ‘Aloma,’ the debut feature film from acclaimed Nigerian filmmaker, writer, and director Chris Ihidero. This powerful thriller, which is fully financed by…
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Gingerrr, The Wedding Party, and 8 other highest-grossing Nigerian films of all time
Nollywood has come a long way from the days of video-on-demand (VOD), when films were produced on smaller budgets and earned modest profits. Today, the industry regularly delivers box office…
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REVIEW: Love in Every Word – The Wedding is a delightful, unnecessarily long, continuation of a sweet love story
Sometimes sequels fail to live up to the hype of their predecessors, but Love in Every Word 2: The Wedding doesn’t seem to have that problem. The film opened strongly,…
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Nollywood’s female antiheroes: We used to hate them. Now we love them
Remember those Nollywood films from the 90s to the early 2010s? The ones where there was a clear distinction between “good” women and “bad” women, and the message was clear?…
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