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Colleagues celebrate Nollywood scriptwriter Kazeem Opeyemi’s rise

Colleagues in Nigeria’s film industry have praised rising Nollywood scriptwriter Kazeem Opeyemi Balikis for her dedication and growing influence behind the scenes. They describe her as focused, creative and committed to telling stories that reflect Nigerian culture and real life experiences.​ Balikis, from Abeokuta North Local Government Area of Ogun State, has steadily built her career through work on several Nollywood productions. Her scriptwriting credits include Fate, Perfect, Hidden Wound, My Cake, Aiku and Aso Mi, among other projects.​ She works full time with Integrity Icon Productions, where she is involved in story development and screenplays for film projects. Her most recent completed film was produced by ALE, and she is currently working on a new project titled The Unwritten Law, which industry insiders say tackles contemporary social issues.​ Beyond her professional achievements, Balikis is happily married and has managed […]

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Mo Abudu hails Funke Akindele, Toyin Abraham, Ini Edo for box office run

Media mogul Mo Abudu has celebrated the box office success of Nollywood stars Funke Akindele, Toyin Abraham and Ini Edo, whose new films are currently dominating Nigerian cinemas. She praised their talent, creativity and leadership in the film industry.​ In an Instagram post, Abudu highlighted Akindele’s Behind The Scenes, Abraham’s Oversabi Aunty and Ini Edo’s A Very Dirty Christmas as the key titles lighting up December. She described the actresses as phenomenal queens of the box office who are creating magic and breaking barriers.​ Abudu said the three stars are showing the strength of women in film and inspiring audiences across the country. She added that their stories are captivating viewers nationwide and noted that the movies are showing in cinemas across Nigeria, including EbonyLife Cinemas.​

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Biola Bayo mourns sudden death of Allwell Ademola

Nollywood actress Biola Bayo has expressed deep grief over the sudden death of her close friend and colleague, Allwell Ademola, who died on December 27, 2025, at the age of 49. She said the loss has left her heartbroken and in disbelief.​ In an emotional Instagram post, Biola recalled that they had planned to go out together just a day before Allwell’s passing. She remembered how Allwell was at her house on her birthday, playing as usual, and how she took her to the premiere of Ageshinkole and drove her back home.​ Biola described Allwell as the happiest soul she ever met and likened the news of her death to a terrible nightmare. She pleaded for someone to wake her up from what she called an unbearable reality.​ Actor Rotimi Salami, described as Allwell’s best friend, also shared his pain […]

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Nkechi Blessing considers quitting film production after heavy losses

Actress Nkechi Blessing has said she plans to step back from film production after suffering major financial losses on recent projects. She revealed that since September she has spent over 80 million naira on movies but has not earned even one million naira in return.​ In an emotional post, she lamented that audiences often ignore films that are not heavily hyped. She added that even colleagues who were part of her projects had not been able to help boost visibility, leading her to consider returning to a lifestyle of frequent travel instead.​ Her comments drew strong reactions and support from fellow entertainers. Actress Tonto Dikeh urged her not to give up, calling quitting a “sin” and promising to help promote her work by sharing it widely.​ Dikeh encouraged Nkechi to believe again in what God can do with her talent […]

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Nollywood film Single and Seasoned premieres in Abuja

“Single and Seasoned”, a Nollywood advocacy film challenging stereotypes against single career women, has premiered in the Federal Capital Territory. Filmmakers, actors, film lovers, members of the cast and crew and other stakeholders in the creative sector attended the Tuesday premiere in Abuja.​ Produced by Dosh Motif Ltd, the movie highlights the daily pressure, stigma and deprivation that single women face, often from those closest to them. It was shot in the FCT and produced by Dooshyma Kumbur, with a cast that includes Nazareth Jesse, David Allgreen, Joy Ugbem, Dooshyma Kumbur and Linda Akohol, among others.​ Director Emmanuel Eyaba, who is also the Public Relations Officer of the Directors Guild of Nigeria, said the film goes beyond entertainment to advocate relief for single career women. He noted that the movie will be released on streaming platforms so wider audiences can […]

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Bolanle Austen-Peters to keynote NFVCB digital content conference

The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) has announced that Bolanle Austen-Peters (BAP), acclaimed theatre and film producer, will deliver the keynote address at the 5th Peace Anyiam-Osigwe Nigerian Digital Content Regulatory Conference (PAO NDCRC). The two-day conference will hold on November 18–19, 2025, at the MUSON Centre, Lagos, with the theme: “From Volume to Value: Future of Nollywood in the Digital Age.” About the conference The PAO NDCRC, named in honour of the late Peace Anyiam-Osigwe, has become a national platform for dialogue on film regulation, digital content, and Nollywood’s future. This year’s edition will explore strategies for improving content quality, ensuring sustainability, and building value-driven creative outputs in a digital-first era. Why Austen-Peters Described as the “Queen of Nigerian Theatre,” Austen-Peters is the founder of Terra Kulture and BAP Productions. She has produced iconic stage works such […]

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Nigeria dominates 2025 Kaduna International Film Festival

Nigeria has broken Uganda’s two-year winning streak at the Kaduna International Film Festival (KADIFF), clinching 10 out of 16 awards at the 2025 edition. Nigerian winners included Best Actor (Kelechi Udegbe, Offshoot), Best Actress (Maryam Booth, Taqdeer), Best Supporting Actor (Ado Ahmad Gidan Dabino, Kakanda), and Best Supporting Actress (Farida Adamu, Kakanda). Juliet Ibrahim’s Healing The Inner Child won Best Cinematography, while Steve Ayeny (Offshoot) took Best Director. Taqdeer ‘Divine Decree’ won Best Feature Film, with additional wins for Best Music Score (Kisum), Best Series (Seven Doors), and Best Editing (Kakanda). Nigeria also swept all categories of the new KADIFF MTN Viewers’ Choice Awards, including Best Film (Offshoot), Best Actor (Sadiq Ahmad, Kakanda), Best Actress (Amina A. Shehu, Kakanda), Best Indigenous Language Film (Coloured Marriage), and Best Short Film (Bottled Up). Uganda, though taking fewer prizes, excelled in technical and […]

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Nollywood Has More Original Stories Than Hollywood” – Omoni Oboli

Omoni Oboli: “Nollywood Is More Original Than Hollywood” Nollywood star Omoni Oboli has sparked debate by claiming that Nollywood produces more original stories than Hollywood . In a recent interview, she defended Nigerian cinema against long-standing criticism about repetitive plots. She argued that predictability is not unique to Nollywood , pointing out how many Hollywood films follow familiar patterns too. “Name five or ten Hollywood movies that are not predictable,” she said.“We already know the superhero will win. We know the couple ends up together.” She added: “That’s not just a Nigerian problem—it’s a global storytelling trend.” Culture Makes Nigerian Films Unique – Oboli Oboli, known for hits like Wives on Strike and Being Mrs. Elliot , said what makes Nollywood special is its deep cultural roots and authentic storytelling . “What matters most is the journey,” she said.“If it’s […]

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