Ernest Obi is the current Lagos State Chairman of the Actors Guild of Nigeria. He was the man in the eyes of the storm when the dust was raised about the eligibility of Segun Arinze to contest the presidency of the association.

A seasoned actor cum director, Obi has come a long way. In this interview with Benjamin Njoku and Bridget Amaraegbu, he takes a look at Nollywood and more. Enjoy.

Old school musicians seem ready to take over from the new generation act as Gowee Mozee, who’s last produced worked was released in 1995, returns with a bomb. His last recorded effort titled Solve My Problem was produced under Ivory Music in 1995.

The Nigerian music industry has once again proved to be a major force to reckon with as one of its products, P-Square, emerged African Artiste of The Year at KORA All Africa Music Awards held at Ouagadougou, Burkina-Faso, on Easter Sunday, 4 April, 2010.

What’s happening in AGN?
A lot of things are happening. But one thing is that when we leave what we are supposed to do as professionals and begin to chase shadows, it doesn’t augur well for the guild. All that has happened in the guild in recent times is constant power tussle and crisis. That doesn’t augur well for the guild as well. In this business, if we don’t take ourselves seriously, nobody will take us seriously. Now, when we came into office, our plans were to stablise the guild in spite of all that had happened.

After six years of  standing trial  following a legal action instituted against her by the National Films and Video Censors Board for illegally exhibiting  her films without obtaining a censorship certificate issued by the regulatory body, Apostle Helen Ukpabio has been left off the hook. The multi-talented movie producer, writer and minister of God celebrated […]