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Why flashy visuals are not enough – Jide Ajose

Why flashy visuals are not enough – Jide Ajose

Founder of Jide Ajose Productions JAP, Jide Ajose, has said that while production quality in Nigeria’s creative industry has improved significantly, flashy visuals alone are not enough to guarantee lasting impact.

Two Nigerian brothers win BAFTA awards

Two Nigerian brothers win BAFTA awards

British-Nigerian filmmaker Akinola Davies Jr. and his brother Wale Davies have won the Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director or Producer prize at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Awards 2026 for their film My Father’s Shadow.

PMAN petitions AGF over alleged ‘hijack’ of copy levy process

PMAN petitions AGF over alleged ‘hijack’ of copy levy process

The Performing Musicians Employers’ Association of Nigeria,PMAN, has formally petitioned the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, warning against an “institutional ambush” of Nigeria’s Copyright Levy disbursement framework.

Hunger brought me to Nollywood – Winifred Ugwu-Iwunze

Hunger brought me to Nollywood – Winifred Ugwu-Iwunze

Winifred Ugwu-Iwunze, a renowned actress, who made waves in the 90s, featuring in early movies like “ Aki na Ukwu”, ‘Lost to Lust”, ”Last Party”, now rested sitcom, “Heaven’s Gate” among others before she disappeared from the screen has surfaced, and she’s staging a comeback to her first love-acting.

Juliet Ibrahim celebrates a milestone

Juliet Ibrahim celebrates a milestone

By Benjamin Njoku Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim is gearing up to mark a milestone birthday in style. Turning 40 on March 3, she’s celebrating not just her age, but her growth, resilience, and accomplishments as an actress, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. “As I turn 40, on March 3, I’m not just celebrating my birthday, I’m celebrating […]

AILFF, AYF unite for groundbreaking 2026 cultural extravaganza in Benin Republic

AILFF, AYF unite for groundbreaking 2026 cultural extravaganza in Benin Republic

In a landmark move for African arts and culture, the African Indigenous Language Film Festival, AILFF, and the Asha Yoruba Festival of Benin have signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, to co-host their flagship events as a single, unified cultural showcase from 20–25 July 2026 in the vibrant city of Parakou, Benin Republic.