Nollywood produced 375 movies in Q3 of 2021, Lagos and Abuja lead

Nigeria’s movie industry, Nollywood produced a total of 375 movies in the 3rd quarter of 2021, with Lagos and Abuja ...

Entertainment: Nollywood produced 416 movies in Q1 2021 – NBS

by William Ukpe

May 15, 2021

The NBS disclosed that Nollywood produced 416 movies in Q1 2021, a decline compared to 903 movies produced in Q4 ...

Nigeria’s manufacturing sector contracts for 5th consecutive month – CBN , To test FX market, CBN pumps $50 million, CBN issues guidelines to Finance Institutions on establishment of Subsidiaries and SPVs, CBN injects $2.63 billion to defend naira in one month, CBN’s COVID-19 N50 billion targeted credit facility, CBN’s heterodox policies buoys credit growth, These industries drove business activities in September, Credit to Nigerian economy falls to N38.67 trillion as private stagnates at N30 trillion, Availability of secured credit to businesses and households increases as unsecured credit to households dips in Q3 2020 - CBN, CBN releases regulatory guidelines on the eNaira

How to get creative sector loan from the CBN, Bankers Committee

by Chike Olisah

July 15, 2020

The bank will then discuss, analyze your request and if successful will disburse the funds.

The unsung praises of Gollywood

by Op-Ed Contributor

October 26, 2019

Some may or may not have heard about the metamorphosis of Ghallywood to Gollywood.

Nigeria’s movie industry, Nollywood generates about $1 billion yearly – Afreximbank

by Joseph Olaoluwa

October 7, 2019

Nollywood, Nigeria's movie industry has been estimated to generate between $500 million and $1 billion on a yearly basis in revenue.

Spain to invest in Nollywood to strengthen ties with Nigeria

by Damilare Famuyiwa

September 29, 2019

In order to strengthen its economic ties with Nigeria, Spain has promised to prioritise investment in Nollywood.

Netflix inks another Nollywood deal

by Chidinma Nwagbara

September 16, 2019

Netflix, which had previously acquired the movies Lionheart, Wedding party, Chief Daddy and Mokalik, amongst others has now added three movies to its platform.

Canal+ to penetrate African market with ROK acquisition

Everything you need to know about Mary Njoku, founder of the newly acquired ROK

by Damilare Famuyiwa

July 27, 2019

Canal+, a French film/TV studio, and distributor made a move to penetrate the African movie market with its acquisition of ROK, one of the leading ...