Nigeria’s film industry is a paradox in motion. Nollywood is simultaneously a cultural colossus and a financial lightweight. It produces thousands of films a year, captivates audiences across Africa and the diaspora, and shapes how the world imagines Nigeria. Yet behind the glamour, many filmmaker
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