Canadian-based Nigerian film maker cum actress, Vivian Williams whose debut movie, “Unveil” hit the cinemas across the country yesterday, has declared that she’s not only in Nollywood to stay but also, to realize her dream of becoming one of the leading film makers in the country.

A Nollywood actor and Special Assistant to the Chairman of Ebonyi State Universal Basic Education Board, UBEB, Mr. McDonald Oti yesterday x-rayed the ugly episode he went through in the hands of kidnappers who he claimed, made him to undress in front of a forest in Ezza North Local Government Area of the state around 11 pm before he eventually escaped.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed Mohammed, has announced a tripartite partnership involving the Ministry, UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and global news leader CNN to leverage on Nollywood to promote tourism in Nigeria.

After her impressive performance in Stephanie Linus-Okereke’s award-winning film, “Dry”, legendary actress, Liz Benson is back on the trenches again, featuring in a new movie, “Busted” that is bound to raise the bar in Nollywood when it’s finally released into the market.

A Nollywood fictional thriller that depicts security agencies’ patriotic fight against terrorism and other crimes in the society has hit cinemas in Abuja, newsmen report.

Ace comic actor, Victor Osuagwu and his partner, Silas Ugochukwu have revealed plans to embark on talents hunt in order to give budding talents in the country the opportunity to announce themselves to the world.

AFTER years of not being on speaking terms with each other, Nollywood actresses, Kate Henshaw and Stella Damascus have finally settled their differences.

Slow Country is the latest movie from director, producer, screenwriter and editor, Eric Aghimien whose 2014 debut movie ‘A mile from home’ won at both the AMVCA and the AMA awards. It is set to be released and shown in all cinemas across the country in May 5, 2017. The movie is in a class of its own having charted a new course in the action genre in Nollywood, particularly with the quality of props and set designs, and even the use of imported firearms and ammunition. This carefully crafted action movie is a shift from the more popular comedies in Nollywood.

Lekan Ayinde, Manager of Wale Adenuga Production (WAP) in Lagos, says Nigerian films are not too immoral nor vulgar as being portrayed by some critics.

Nollywood film marketer, Olajide Oluwaseun Kazeem, alias Seun Egbede and his accomplice, Oyekan Ayomide, were, yesterday, rearraigned before a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos.