Tag: Kunle Afolayan

It marks the first time the platform would list multiple Nigerian films in a month.

The organisers say over the next three years, a total of 300,000 young Nigerians will be trained under this initiative

The movie is sweet because it is a reminder of the travails of the average Nigerian seeking greener pastures abroad.

The academy will leverage smartphone technology for the training and that teaching will be conducted through a learning application.

TECNO’s CAMission is a reality contest where the brand calls on young photography lovers to send in creative entries taken ...

Sefi Atta co-wrote the screen adaptation alongside Afolayan

Sadiq Daba's last movie appearance was in Kunle Afolayan’s ‘Citation’ which was released in October 2020.

The aim of the movie is to be able to speak up against sexual harassment.

Netflix said it has joined hands with some of Nigeria’s most talented creatives to bring their unique stories to the ...

Oga Bello, born May 9, 1953, began his acting career in 1964, and produced his first movie “Ogun Ajaye” in ...

With this second film, Afọláyan quickly established himself as a director of note, the pan-Nigerian consciousness of his work blooming ...

Nebo says Nollywood needs more historical movies.

Temi Otedola, a fashion and lifestyle blogger, is one of the lead characters in the movie.

Alabi Yellow died early Sunday in his Ikorodu, Lagos, home.

The film follows a 12-year-old Ponmile, who is sent off to a mechanic yard by his father because of his ...

Fabian Lojede’s unforgettable role as Bola Abayomi in the now rested series ‘Jacob’s Cross’ made him a household name.

It was gathered that the 62-year-old actor’s health deteriorated after his wife passed on recently.

Nigerian singer, Simi, secures her first acting role in the film.

Is Netflix going to transform Nollywood? And how significant will its impact on the Nigerian film industry be?

The 6th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards a few weeks away.

Dewy Oputa revealed she is a lesbian on Instagram last weekend.

The Hotel in Rwanda actor opens up on Hollywood, Nollywood and his future plans.

The actor said that the producers of `The Bridge’ borrowed about N50 million.

The Kano-born actor has featured in many notable films.