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Nollywood Is Dying Slowly





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It is so unfortunate for Nigerians that why we were hoping for a brighter tomorrow, why we were hoping that our movie industry will be growing from grass to grace, it has rather grown from grass to shrubs.

The Nigerian Movie Industry was once a promising Industry, long time ago Nigerians where enjoying the entertainment from the Industry that stood as the paramount movie industry in the whole of Africa. The Nigerian Movie Industry was once the pace setters when it came to acting and quality and educating movies.

Nigeria once boasted a variety of talents in the Industry, from those in front of the camera to those behind it. Nigeria had talented actors and actresses, directors, producers, editors etc. These factions of talents lifted the industry to great heights and when Nigerians sit in front of their televisions then, they enjoyed every minute spent in front of it.

The likes of Desmond Elliot, Ramsey Noah, Jim Iyke, Pete Edochie, Amaechi Muonagor, Saint Obi, Zack Orji, Gentle Jack, Tony Umez, Sam Loco, Nkem Owoh, Emeka Ike, Olu Jacobs and many more. This crop of actors really lifted the industry with their great acting prowess and the industry has up until now, not realized up to half of those talents. Same goes with the actresses, when the Nollywood still had Genevieve Nnaji, Omotala, Patience Ozokwor, Oge Okoye, Chioma Chukwuka, Chika Ike among so many others.

The Industry’s productions were educating, entertaining, suspense-filled and thrilling when these actors and actresses stood in front of the camera to manifest their talents.
What has happened to the Industry now, we no longer witness the kinds of movies we once went crazy about, movies like The Cats, Missing Rib, State of Emergency, Girls Cot, Boys Cot etc. 

These movies are far different from what we are seeing in this present day. What we get from the industry now is meaningless, senseless, absurd and useless movies. The worst part of the story is, when you finally decide to purchase the movie, you have to endure 18-20 minutes of movie adverts, before watching the movie you paid to watch, which will end up not lasting up to 40 minutes.

The Nigerian Movie Industry really needs to wake up from their slumber and face reality. The actors and actresses we were seeing as our future stars are falling short of expectations and it is so disappointing.

Ladies who wants to act only has to sell their body to producers in order to get a role, be them good or not.

Many Nigerians will rather prefer to patronize American, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Indian and even Ghanaian movies to Nigerian.

Nollywood needs to Wake Up!

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