It presents itself as moral correction, but maybe it really is social punishment, banishment, as it is closer to medieval public shaming or town-square punishment.
German Film Platform, Rushlake Media Enters Distribution Deal With FilmOne, InkBlot
The collaboration focuses on bringing a curated selection of Nigerian films to global audiences, with a strong emphasis on digital exploitation, particularly in the fast-growing AVOD markets.
Joke Silva Discusses Insufficient Skills and Lack of Education With Nollywood Professionals
The topic of insufficient skills, education in Nollywood was examined through the lens of training and various areas.
Joke Silva Laments Lack of Performing Arts Institutes, “Vocational” Training
The discussion captures the full discussion on Nollywood’s training and development ecosystem, emphasizing practical solutions, technical gaps, and the growing role of indie filmmakers in shaping the industry.
Drama in Nollywood in 2025 is Huge Business and Still Leading Genres
The sustained popularity of drama in Nollywood is expected to continue, with filmmakers focusing on socially relevant themes and high-quality storytelling to meet audience expectations.
Lilian Afegbai Speaks Out: From Background Extra to Netflix Spotlight
Nollywood actress Lilian Afegbai, known for her standout role as Idia in the Netflix crime thriller To Kill a Monkey, has opened up about a frustrating experience in […]
The Nollywood Actors Redefining Stardom on Netflix
The partnership between Nollywood and Netflix is more than just a business deal; it’s a cultural shift. It’s pushing our industry to raise its game, giving actors global platforms, and creating a vibrant, exciting landscape for storytelling.
Best Nigerian Series on Netflix Right Now (2025 Edition)
From gripping thrillers like The Party to fan favorites like Blood Sisters, here’s your ultimate Nollywood binge-watch guide.
EbonyLife, KAP on Hold as Quality Begins to Slip From Nollywood Movies
Nollywood is currently experiencing a major setback as streaming services are withdrawing financial support. The industry could resort to low-budget movies again, and quality would be history in no time.
Badamasi, ’76, Award Winning Military Movies, Best Way to Experience Nollywood
Common thematic threads include Nigerian military and political history, its impacts on individuals and families, ethnic and political tensions, and the exploration of identity, loyalty, and resilience amid conflict. These films use personal narratives to reflect larger national traumas and dialogues about power, justice, and healing in Nigeria.