Newbies All general news local news music news politics news Film, Newbies “Film Gives You a Fair View of History” — Olisa Eloka The screenwriter reflects on masculinity, recreating 1970s Nigeria and bringing one of Nollywood’s most ambitious period films to life BY Esther Kalu Film, Newbies Mfon-Abasi Inyang on Writing, Credit and YouTube Breakthrough After years of ghostwriting, the screenwriter found wider visibility when Love in Every Word drew millions of views online, shifting his place within Nollywood’s growing YouTube film space. BY Oluwatomiwa Ogunniyi Film, Newbies How Emeka Golden is Building His Career in Nollywood The rising actor discusses his role as Inspector Bello in Son of the Soil, navigating industry challenges, and his approach to the craft. BY Esther Kalu Music, Newbies Mr. Bobzy: “God is Using Me as an Instrument to Speak to my People.” His approach to music as an artiste reflects a philosophy rooted in purpose over profit. He is reviving Nigeria’s Conscious Music Movement when it really matters. BY Abioye Damilare Samson MORE NEWBIES Film, Newbies Chimezie Imo on Silence and Subtlety in Acting Chimezie Imo opens up about emotional restraint, finding refuge in acting, turning down false roles, and why he lets the work speak. An exclusive Nollywood Reporter feature. BY Ikenna Churchill Music, Newbies Clayrocksu’s Mission to Revive Afro Rock for a New Generation Clayrocksu, born Bianca Okorocha, is reviving Afro Rock in Nigeria by blending alternative rock influences with African storytelling, challenging Afrobeats dominance and reshaping perceptions of rock music in Nigeria’s evolving music industry. BY Abioye Damilare Samson Film, Newbies Ibraheem Lateef Adebayo: Why Standing Out Matters in Entertainment Industry Ibraheem Lateef Adebayo explains why standing out is essential for success in the entertainment industry, highlighting visibility, creativity, and career growth in Nollywood and beyond. BY Fareedat Taofeeq Load More MOVIE PREVIEWS ADVERTISEMENT FEATURED VOICES Onoshenuasi Nwabuikwu Exploring Power and Legacy: “My Father’s Shadow” and Its Reflection on IBB Henry-Damian Justice Netflix’s Warner Bros Takeover Is Hollywood’s Most Dangerous Deal Yet Ikenna Churchill Nollywood’s Evolution: What We Lost, What We Gained Jamin Ohwovoriole Remembering Rachel Dolezal in an Age of Dissent MOVIE REVIEWS TV REVIEWS
Film, Newbies “Film Gives You a Fair View of History” — Olisa Eloka The screenwriter reflects on masculinity, recreating 1970s Nigeria and bringing one of Nollywood’s most ambitious period films to life BY Esther Kalu
Film, Newbies Mfon-Abasi Inyang on Writing, Credit and YouTube Breakthrough After years of ghostwriting, the screenwriter found wider visibility when Love in Every Word drew millions of views online, shifting his place within Nollywood’s growing YouTube film space. BY Oluwatomiwa Ogunniyi
Film, Newbies How Emeka Golden is Building His Career in Nollywood The rising actor discusses his role as Inspector Bello in Son of the Soil, navigating industry challenges, and his approach to the craft. BY Esther Kalu
Music, Newbies Mr. Bobzy: “God is Using Me as an Instrument to Speak to my People.” His approach to music as an artiste reflects a philosophy rooted in purpose over profit. He is reviving Nigeria’s Conscious Music Movement when it really matters. BY Abioye Damilare Samson
Film, Newbies Chimezie Imo on Silence and Subtlety in Acting Chimezie Imo opens up about emotional restraint, finding refuge in acting, turning down false roles, and why he lets the work speak. An exclusive Nollywood Reporter feature. BY Ikenna Churchill
Music, Newbies Clayrocksu’s Mission to Revive Afro Rock for a New Generation Clayrocksu, born Bianca Okorocha, is reviving Afro Rock in Nigeria by blending alternative rock influences with African storytelling, challenging Afrobeats dominance and reshaping perceptions of rock music in Nigeria’s evolving music industry. BY Abioye Damilare Samson
Film, Newbies Ibraheem Lateef Adebayo: Why Standing Out Matters in Entertainment Industry Ibraheem Lateef Adebayo explains why standing out is essential for success in the entertainment industry, highlighting visibility, creativity, and career growth in Nollywood and beyond. BY Fareedat Taofeeq