Lawal and co-producer Desmond Ekunwe make the horror feel close and familiar, grounding it in recognisable settings—a ...

The country’s creative sector received a major boost recently as the French Embassy, in collaboration with the Nigerian International Film and TV Summit (NIFS), sponsored over 20 Nigerian ...

The Nigerian Official Selection Committee for the Best International Feature Film category of the Academy Awards, popularly known as the Oscars, has selected the epic Hausa film “Mai Martaba ...

To put the Nigerian movie and creative industry on the world stage, the French Embassy in Nigeria will from today to Wednesday hold business to business meetings in Lagos between French and ...

Nigerian films The Man Died, Finding Serenity, and The Kids Are Ok are confirmed for screening at the 2024 Film Africa International Festival UK, scheduled from October 25 to November 3.

Nigeria has selected the epic Hausa film “Mai Martaba” as its contender for the International Feature Film (IFF) category at the 97th Academy Awards. Produced and directed by Prince Daniel ...

in collaboration with the Nigerian International Film and TV Summit (NIFS), sponsored over 20 Nigerian creatives to the prestigious MIPCOM event in Cannes. This delegation included a talented mix ...

The French Embassy started a business to business meeting with Nigerian film key stakeholders on November 4 to 6 in Lagos so as to put the Nigerian movie and creative industry on the world stage.

Nollywood, Nigeria’s vibrant and dynamic film industry, stands as the world’s second-largest film producer, with a staggering output of over 2,000 movies each year, generating around $1.2 ...

“Last night, @the.weekend.film took home 4 major awards at @amaawards_: Best Film, Best Nigerian Film, Best Screenplay, Best Cinematography. A huge congratulations to the entire team—this is ...

Nigeria’s refusal to play their Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualification fixture in Libya after alleged “inhumane treatment” of their squad and eventual return home has overshadowed ...