Every job comes with its challenges. While some challenges can be so damning, others aren’t so, but still are great nuisances in getting the job done. When it comes to movie production there are loads and loads of drawbacks but Canada-based Nigerian producer and actress, Olori Funmilayo Adedeji would rather talk about the little headaches that tend to stall production, giving rise to poor quality .

Nigeria’s film industry, dubbed Nollywood, has long kept viewers entertained with tales of romance and riches, and now foreign investors are increasingly looking for a part of the action.

The Commissioner of Police, Enugu State, Mr Suleiman Balarabe, has sought partnership with the Nollywood and the creative industry on sustained positive image for the police.

Against the backdrop of some actors’ poor opinion about the profits that are gotten from the craft, their colleagues, especially actresses seem to be finding the business lucrative as several of them have been able to acquire luxury properties compared to their male colleagues in recent times.

Nollywood should be revived. Producers and investors should go back to work. The industry was doing well and is still doing well in terms of export