Nollywood top actress and mother of three, Mercy Johnson-Okojie has always been a sight for sore eyes, with her beautiful face and curvy figure.

There’s nothing as stimulating and stirring as an open show of love and affection between mother and child. And it’s more positively incandescent when it is the child that shows love to the mother for years of unalloyed love as teen Nollywood actress Regina Daniels did to her mother,  Rita Daniels recently with a token of a beautiful edifice.

Nollywood actress, entertainment producer and TV personality, Angel Ufuoma has cried out that married men should leave her alone. In a recent post on her Instagram, Ufuoma was unequivocal in her summation, practically on her knees, begging them to stop sliding into her DM to woo her and advised them to focus on their marriage.

Curvy Ghanaian actress, Moesha Boduong may not exactly look like a Monalisa or Cleopatra in the beauty department, but her voluptuous figure, well phrased and punctuated in the right places will stand her out in any crowd. In a recent interview with SVTV AFRICA, Moesha explained why she would never date a poor or broke guy.

After hosting The African Film Festival, TAFF, for about three years now, US-based multiple award-winning film maker, Kelechi Eke has recorded another milestone, with the launch of ROOTFLIX, a streaming and distribution platform for festival-qualified films.

Nollywood producer, Alex Eyengho who contested for the Warri Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives in last Saturday’s election, under the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has called for the cancellation of the election, alleging that the elections held at Warri South West, Warri North and parts of Warri South Council Areas were fraught with lots of irregularities.

There are two names that cannot be ignored whenever you are talking about the contemporary Nigerian movie industry. They are Pete Edochie and Olu Jacobs, the symbolic ‘godfathers of Nollywood.’

Nigeria’s leading fashion entrepreneur who owns who runs Tiannah’s Place Empire, Toyin Lawani, celebrated her 37th birthday on March 1, 2019.

Africa’s biggest film festival marks its 50th anniversary on Saturday, buoyed by its contributions to the continent’s cinema industry but overshadowed by security problems in host country Burkina Faso.

Three Nigerian films, Lionheart, King of Boys and Up North, are selected for showcase at the 2019 edition of ‘Nollywood in Hollywood’ slated to hold on March 22 and 23 in Hollywood California, USA.