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Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by CSTR2: 8:49pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Nollywood, Nigeria's greatest export is an igbo-english industry. Dominated by igbos, funded by igbos, known all over the world. That is what is important, and not some mushroom ethnic movie cabal. 4 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 8:49pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
DikeOha882: Abeg tell these Yoruba liars desperately trying to rewrite history. 3 Likes
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Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Noneroone(m): 8:55pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
oluamid:Are you lots only being stupid or do you mean to annoy people with common sense. we all know the difference between soap opera, cinema and home video. cinema and soap opera predates nollywood. both Igbos and yolobas started cinema and soaps before nollywood which was heralded by "living in bondage" Before living in bondage there was ichoku, village headmaster, things fall apart, zebrudaya etc many actor of nollywood like nkem owoh pete edochie, pete eneh, fabian adibe, sam loco efe, justus esiri etc featured in things fall apar,t yet it is not considered part of nollywood because it was not on VHS Yolobas only acted stage performances and later soapopera. Therfore Igbo founded and "owns" nollywood. even at that Igbos have more popular tv series and soaps. Dont get too emotional about it. 5 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 8:57pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Jobos: Stop misinforming people, what Clarion Chukwurah did then were stage plays not Cinema films. 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Flyoruboy(m): 9:09pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz: Guy, you should be ashamed of yourself for repeatedly making this ignorant assertion of yours in this day of the internet and google. That you all were living in caves or still recovering from Biafra war during the period of the 70s and 80s and therefore couldn't afford to enjoy the recreational privileges of Cinema-going doesn't mean the rest of us also did same. The following movies were shot on Celluloid for the Cinema audiences by Yorubas in the 70s and 80s. Thank me later: Taxi Driver (Ade Love) Omo Orukan (Oga Bello) Orun Mooru (Baba Sala) Kana Kana Jaiyesimi (Hubert Ogunde) Ireke Onibudo Aiye (Hubert Ogunde) Aropin Ntenia, etc 6 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Jobos(m): 9:11pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Noneroone:When people say trash on the net we will get emotional. How can somebody say nollywood made olu jacob popular . Where was that boy when olu jacob acted in Cl5 an american detective serie in USA. You can say an igbo coin the worlD nollywood but yoruba has been acting cinema and showing them to people in europe as far back as early 70s . Igbo guys on nairaland should stop getting tribalise on educative discusion. That only depicted why jamb will settle for 180 over 400 as cut off. I score 286 to get second batch admission to accounting in O A U. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Flyoruboy(m): 9:14pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz: Dude, your posts keep exposing your hopeless ignorance. Yorubas were watching Yoruba cinema while the Nigerian army was using Biafrans as target practice. I guess that explains your ignorance. ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Flyoruboy(m): 9:17pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Noneroone: Guy, you should be ashamed of yourself for repeatedly making this ignorant assertion of yours in this day of the internet and google. That you all were living in caves or still recovering from Biafra war during the period of the 70s and 80s and therefore couldn't afford to enjoy the recreational privileges of Cinema-going doesn't mean the rest of us also did same. Yorubas were watching Yoruba Cinema while the Nigerian army was using Biafrans as target practice. i guess that explains your ignorance. The following movies were shot on Celluloid for the Cinema audiences by Yorubas in the 70s and 80s. Thank me later: Taxi Driver (Ade Love) Omo Orukan (Oga Bello) Orun Mooru (Baba Sala) Kana Kana Jaiyesimi (Hubert Ogunde) Ireke Onibudo Aiye (Hubert Ogunde) Aropin Ntenia, etc 1 Like |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Jobos(m): 9:17pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz:I am sure you were not born when the cinema was produced by moses olaiya known as baba sala . But you can ask your elders so that you don't transfer trash to children cos of tribal sentiment . 2 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 9:18pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
[s][/s]Flyoruboy: They were all local Yoruba Dramas not Cinema films watched only by you lots. So the only people who should be ashamed of themselves are You Yorubas trying to rewrite history. 2 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Jobos(m): 9:22pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz: Yes they were yoruba films watched in Europe . Tell your igbo film that shown in Europe in the 80s apart from things fall apart. 2 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Flyoruboy(m): 9:25pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz: Lol. See painment. ![]() ![]() ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by deewhone(f): 9:28pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Michellla:Yea, heard her name is Faith Williams |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 9:43pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz:Was it stage plays Hubert Ogunde was staging? He is the father of film making in Nigeria. Hubert Ogunde and Ola Balogun produced the first Nigerian films https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinema_of_Nigeria 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 9:46pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
[s][/s]Flyoruboy: The only Pained people here are you lots crying all over the place desperately trying to rewrite history ![]() ![]() 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 9:47pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
DikeOha882:Ola Balogun and Hubert Ogunde the fathers of film making in Nigerian were producing the first Nigerian films in the 1960s https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinema_of_Nigeria Then we used to have quality films, your people pioneered the cheap low quality low budget wack 2000 movies a week era. 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 9:48pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
[s][/s]jaymichael: Anyone can put anything on Wikipedia ![]() 4 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 9:51pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
[s][/s]Jobos: Those unknown Yorubas local dramas were watched only by Yorubas ![]() 5 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 9:52pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz:So I should believe the rubbish you shoot out from your Anus instead. Its so shameful that kids of these days don't know who Hubert Ogunde was. I remember the buzz created when he died. 1 Like |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Flyoruboy(m): 9:59pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz: Lol. Dude, quit making a fool of yourself, please. We are talking about Cinema movies here, hello?? You need Cinema screens to watch those, which due to no fault of the Yorubas you lot were too poor and wretched to indulge in and afford ![]() Do you have any idea how much it cost to produce films on Celluloid during that period? ? Besides Things fall apart, mention any other noteworthy movie produced by your lot during that period. Even your much celebrated home video debut, Living In Bondage, was predated by Yoruba home-videos on video cassettes. If you don't know,you better ask somebody rather than acting a fool. 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Olayinka8793(m): 10:05pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
ntyce:u mean Niger state? |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 10:07pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
[s][/s]jaymichael: He may be popular amongst Yoruba Folks for his stage plays and Dramas but It still doesn't change the fact that Wikipedia ain't reliable and anyone can put anything there. |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 10:08pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
mpowa:There are lots of wack Yoruba films out there, but they have always been churning out very quality works by the very best producers in the land. Mainframe pictures (opomulero) Antar Laniyan, preceded by the pioneers like Hubert Ogunde. Their historical films are superb, those historical films done in the 70s and 80s will keep you spell bound in terms of content and quality. Kunle Afolayan only learnt from the masters. 1 Like |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 10:19pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
[s][/s]Flyoruboy: See how you keep lying all over the place by spewing all sorts of crap, No one knew all those local Dramas apart from Yorubas. Igbos started Nollywood so just deal with it! 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Flyoruboy(m): 10:27pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz: Lol. Smh. The igboman has some serious and chronic inferiority complex issues, so much so that he sees every issue from a yoruphobic worldview. Smh again. This thread is about non-yorubas in an indigenous Yoruba film sector but the igboman still can't help feeling inferior over this too. Guy, If it gives you a hard-on or make you feel better so be it. Knock yourself out bwoy. ![]() 2 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 10:27pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
winniz:Does Wikipedia change the fact that Hubert Ogunde pioneered film production in Nigeria in the 60s? Then film was very expensive to produce. Apart from celluloid cinema and tv, All through the 80s and 90s. They also produced for video but it wasn't much because VHS wasn't much in Nigeria then. Your people came into movie production when VHS don rampant small. What did they come up with? Cheap classless wacky part 1-99 waka pass 2000 movies in 2 days films. 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 10:33pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Jobos:Taiwo Ajayi Lycett acted on the bbc comedy series SOME MORHERS DO HAVE THEM (SPENSER) these inferior Igbos won't even know how that name. |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Nobody: 10:34pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
You oshogbo villagers don't know the difference between film and soap opera , nollywood was a creation of the Igbos jaymichael: 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 10:36pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Jobos:These were very high quality and expensive films to produce. They enter turn Nigeria movie industry to garri and epa "bizines" Part 1-99. 2000 films in 3 days films. |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by winniz: 10:47pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
[s][/s]Flyoruboy: What's my business with Yorubawood movie industry ![]() 3 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by Ihuomadinihu: 10:48pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
Both Igbo and Yoruba producers made movies before 1992. But the production of Living in Bondage on VHS format kick started what we know as Nollywood today. It's a movie that crossed all geographical and linguistics boundaries and established Nigeria as a movie producing Nation. Most of these veteran actors like Justus Esiri, funsho Adeolu,Olu and Joke Silva etc all crossed over to Nollywood and received more fame and accolades. Sorry, you all should make out time and study the origin of Nollywood in Nigeria. Nollywood is not affiliated with pre 1992 movies. It's only an industry that was established by an Igbo Alaba trader and a poor Igbo film and Tv graduate known as Ken Ogunjiofor. The origin of nollywood is never in doubt! 5 Likes |
Re: Popular Non Yoruba Indigenes Making Waves In The Yoruba Movie Industry by jaymichael(m): 10:58pm On Oct 11, 2015 |
DikeOha882:You this osu cave dweller. Was it soap operas we paid money to go see at National theater in those days? Truth is National theater died when Yorubas stopped producing cinema films due to the proliferation of VHS machines. Those films were very expensive to produce and their quality is at par with any in Europe and America. They were exported and screened abroad. Your people entered the industry when e don turn pure water. Churning out tasteless low quality wacky waka pass Part 1-99 films shot and produced in less than 2 hours. Ola Balogun and Hubert Ogunde pioneered movie production in Nigeria. Yorubas have been doing films in Yoruba Language in Celluloid cinema, tv and VHS before you charlatans entered the scene and spoiled the industry. 1 Like |
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