Arts & Entertainment

The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, has urged investors to take advantage of the opportunities in the nation’s creative industry.

The U.S, Department of State says the move will address “endemic abuses’’ of the tourism visas and protect the U.S. from attendant national security risks.

Mr Mohammed said the music revenue grew from about $36 million in 2014 (about N1.596 billion) to $53 million (about N1.908 billion) in 2018.

He said Majek, 57, was discharged from Queen Elizabeth Hospital in England where he was treated and moved to the U.S.

The French Government will give a maximum of €135,000 as grant to any selected Nigerian producer to help shoot a film.

Mr Ekpata was appointed as the special adviser on ”garment factory and branding.’

They include, ‘Ember Month’, ‘Danfo’, ‘Non-indigene’, ‘Guber’, ‘Tokunbo’, ‘MamaPut’, ‘Kannywood’ and ‘Next Tomorrow’.

The author says he won the case and gifted half of the compensation to an intellectual property public awareness project.

Burna Boy is the only Nigerian artiste on the list.

The film can be best described as a visual feast of the cultures of the ancient Igala and Bini kingdoms.

With over 60 movies in his kitty, Kehinde Adeyemi is a highly sought-after filmmaker in the Yoruba movie industry.

Di’ja stars opposite Sadiq Sani Sadiq in the movie.

The film chronicles the Nigerian Military’s gallant fight against insurgency in the North-east.

Nigerians identified “possession by an evil spirit” as one among three major causes of mental disorders, the study released on Tuesday revealed.

Naira Marley, his two brothers – Idris Fashola, 18, and Babatunde Fashola, 24 – and their cousin, Kunle Obere, 22, were the defendants in the case.

Apart from acting, Arigbabuwo dedicated part of his life to the promotion of Islamic religion.

The purported wife was charged with impersonation, theft and obtaining goods by false pretense.

Genevieve Nnaji’s ‘Lion Heart’, which was tipped to be Nigeria’s Oscar entry, did not make the cut.

Five years after having an abortion, a majority of women surveyed – 84 per cent – ”had positive emotions or no emotions whatsoever about their abortion decision.”

Findings by PREMIUM TIMES on Monday show that Nigerian cinemas all have yanked the film from their movie listings.

Naira Marley’s viral song ‘Soapy’ earned him the award.

Cinema earnings were low in February, making it the lowest-grossing month with a total of N291.8 million.