Funke Akindele makes history as 'Behind The Scenes' becomes the fastest West African film to hit ₦1.1 billion.
A Christmas film dispute has sparked another major conversation about copyright in Nollywood’s digital era.
Priscilla Ojo says her father was at her wedding but wasn’t widely recognized by the public.
Funke Akindele’s Behind The Scenes has crossed ₦1.1bn at the Nigerian box office, extending Nollywood’s blockbuster streak.
Ini Edo, Toyin Abraham and others have called out cinemas over alleged unfair practices, triggering fresh debate across Nollywood.
Allwell Ademola’s final Instagram video resurfaced as a viral memorial after reports of her death, with fans flooding the comments with tributes.
Tributes for Nollywood actress Allwell Ademola remain active online as fresh reports cite family clarifications and colleagues’ memorial posts.
FilmOne’s update says Toyin Abraham’s ‘Oversabi Aunty’ has cleared ₦380m in 11 days, keeping the holiday box-office race lively.
Nigeria’s film censors say Ini Edo’s “A Very Dirty Christmas” title was approved in context, after faith groups raised objections—while the board signals it may still seek a compromise.
In an update published by Punch, Nigeria’s film censors (NFVCB) defended approving the title “A Very Dirty Christmas” while acknowledging public concerns and urging the producers to adjust the title.









