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In a heartfelt tribute shared on her Instagram handle, Jennifer Awele, the widow of late Nollywood actor Junior Pope, commemorated the one-year anniversary of her husband’s untimely passing. The emotional post, made on Thursday, reflected on the profound challenges faced by Awele and her family in the year since the tragedy. Describing the past twelve
Legal experts and stakeholders advocate for increased Intellectual Property (IP) awareness to prevent copyright infringements, ensuring Nigerian creatives receive due recognition and rewards for their work. The stakeholders made the call at a one-day capacity building programme on IP Rights Management for creative industry administrators on Tuesday in Abuja. The training, organised by the Federal
Nigerian-German film director and producer, Dagogo Diminas, has highlighted the need for Federal Government investment in the Nollywood industry. Diminas said this during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Lagos. He noted that state funding would allow filmmakers to experiment and innovate without financial pressure. “Filmmaking is serious business.
Mr Onu Justice, a Nollywood producer and screenwriter, has unveiled Slave Warrior, a new film series expected to generate over 3,000 jobs in entertainment sectors. The project will provide work for actors, scriptwriters, cinematographers, costume designers, editors, and other creative professionals across Nigeria’s film industry. Justice disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
Miss FCT, Queen Sarah Okli, has emerged winner of the 2025 Face of Tourism beauty pageant. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Okli edged out 10 other contestants to clinched the highly coveted crown at the grand finale of the competition on Saturday in Abuja. The event, which held on Saturday night at
A group of Lagos-based artists is using experimental sound to address what they call the normalisation of challenges in Nigeria. The Lagos Sound Artists Collective (LSAC) held a performance, Echoes and Balance, at the J. Randle Centre for Yoruba Culture and History in Lagos on Sunday. The event aimed to offer a communal space for
The fitness culture has taken Nigeria by storm, and while fitness centres provide a space for enthusiasts to improve their physical health and well-being, concerns are, however, being raised about these centres becoming hotspots for romantic encounters. In separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Lagos, some gym-goers said that
Nigerian actress Jemima Osunde has expressed her strong disapproval of the growing trend within the film industry that pressures actors to become active social media content creators as a prerequisite for securing roles. In a candid video posted on her social media platforms, Osunde articulated her frustrations regarding this shift, emphasizing that acting should prioritize
Some Nigerian tour operators have called for increased support from both federal and state governments in boosting local tourism in order to drive economic growth and development. The tour operators, in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lagos, said that the governments’ intervention was critical in promoting the nation’s
Nigerian actor and filmmaker, Jim Iyke, has expressed disappointment over the removal of the thriller drama movie titled, “Light in the Dark” from YouTube. The renowned actor, who took to his social media platforms in a video clip to announce the film’s removal from YouTube, said it was due to a scene deemed inappropriate. According
