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Female producers are playing an important part in modernizing Nigeria's thriving entertainment industry. Nollywood, known as the world's second-largest film maker, has made a substantial contribution to the country's economy, with a projected value of $6.4 billion by 2021. It produces approximately 2,000 productions each year, including smart relationships with worldwide streaming platforms like as

While the film industries in India, Nigeria & Korea have all had global impact, they are still struggling with issues like censorship & retaining IP.

The life of the Oba of Lagos is truly fit for a king. In this article, we'll explore the lifestyle, family, rise to power, and Controversies of the Oba of Lagos.

Gangs of Lagos, since its release, has been a subject of controversies among the indigenous people of Lagos State, with the Isale Eko Descendants Union claiming that the film depicted Isale Eko as a den of criminals and Eyo masquerade as a gang of murderers.

The Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, has asked the producers of  a movie, Gangs of Lagos, and Amazon Prime Video, the video streaming platform it is on to immediatel

Rilwan Akiolu has described 'Gang of Lagos' as sacrilegious for depicting the Eyo as criminal gangs that commit grotesque murder.

Oba Rilwan Akiolu of Lagos has described the movie, “Gangs of Lagos”, as defamatory and sacrilegious for depicting the “Eyo” as criminal gangs that commit sordid crimes. The traditional ruler demanded that the producers of Gangs of Lagos should submit within 14 days a draft of an appropriately worded apology to the Oba of Lagos and indigenous people of Lagos.

A Lagos High Court sitting at the Tafawa Balewa Square has granted leave to Isale Eko Descendants Union to seek an order compelling Lagos

A Lagos High Court sitting at the Tafawa Balewa Square has granted leave to Isale Eko Descendants Union to seek an order compelling

A group, Isale Eko Descendants Union has been granted permission to seek an order compelling the Lagos State Video and Film Censors Board to impose a N10 billion fine on the ‘Gangs of Lagos’ producer for the ‘wrongful depiction’ of Isale Eko (Lagos Island) as a den of criminals and the Eyo masqueraders as a gang of murderers.   The Union had threatened legal action against the producer of Gang of Lagos, Jade Osiberu and called on the National Film and Censors Board (NFVCB) to withdraw t...