Day 3 Protests: Democracy dies without guarantee of civil liberties, ARPRA cautions FG
African Public Relations Practitioners under the aegis of the African Public Relations Association (APRA) yesterday cautioned the Federal government to seek more of dialogue with the protesters rather than trying to muffle their voices, saying that democracy dies without guarantee of civil liberty.
Uche Ogbodo lands in trouble?
Sultry actress, Uche Ogbodo is in trouble and except a miracle happens, the Enugu State born screen diva may lose her licence and right to practice.
Nollywood stars for war against cancer
The incidence of cancer which is currently rampant among Nigerian women may soon become a thing of the past as the Lagos State government is poised to stem the tide.
Mimiko sets to host film makers, scholars
Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State will be playing host to a gamut of scholars and seasoned film makers in the indigenous language genre as they storm the capital city of Akure for this year’s edition of the Festival of Indigenous African Films, which holds at Owena Motels, in Akure.
Mercy Johnson’s story resurrects in Two brides and a Baby
Come the 17th of November 2011, Two Brides And A Baby, a new movie starring Mercy Johnson as one of lead acts premieres.
$200m Entertainment Fund: Filmhouse claim to fund access false – ANCOP
Following Weekend Grooves revelation last week that Film House owned Mr. Kene Mkparu had accessed part of the much talked about $200million government intervention funds for the entertainment industry, the Association of Nollywood Core Producers (ANCOP) has faulted the claim, describing it as untrue, mischievous and very misleading.
