Omoni Oboli shares her own sexual harassment experience in Nollywood and explains why it wasn't published in her new book, "The Stars are Ageless."

In a recent interview, Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli shared her sexual harassment experience in Nollywood.
According to Oboli, sexual harassment is not peculiar to the entertainment industry. However, being in the limelight draws attention to the actions of individuals in the industry.

Read in details here >>> http://www.scenevoice.com/blog/45/omoni-oboli-reveals-her-sexual-harassment-experience-in-nollywood

The Nigerian political sphere is filled with dramas and 'melodramas'. Scenevoice has picked out our top 5 which can make good Nollywood movies.

The people who are trusted with political responsibilities in the country have either utilized or abused the power in one way or the other and if Nollywood decides to extract stories from their activities there will be a handful to pick on.

Without further ado, below are the top 5 news stories about politics and politicians in Nigeria, which deserve to become Nollywood movies:

1. The Mace theft

Hoodlums invaded the upper legislative chamber in the National Assembly complex, seized the symbol of authority of the house which is the mace and fled in a black SUV.

The theft was blamed on the lawmaker representing Delta Central senatorial district, Ovie Omo-Agege, who had allegedly led the hoodlums into the chamber before they seized n the mace.

A day later, the mace was found where it was abandoned by the roadside and its theft described as an attack on democracy.

Read in details here >>> http://www.scenevoice.com/blog/44/5-real-life-political-drama-that-could-be-turned-into-nollywood-films

Some movie stars of yesteryears reached stardom like a bolt from the blues. Fans celebrated and held them in high esteem because of their acting prowess. They had a field day in Nigeria’s movie industry, popularly called Nollywood.

They became household names in Nigeria and beyond. They became rich in every sense of the word. Some of them managed their fame and wealth well, while others were caught in a web of scandals that nearly ruined their career.

Today, however, not many of them are seen or heard in the Nollywood industry that brought them to the limelight. Some of them are now film producers and directors, while others have exited the industry completely and are now engaged in other pastimes.

They have somewhat taken the back seat and there is growing concern about their whereabouts. We went in search of these screen stars…

Click on the link here to find out their whereabouts in details >>> http://www.scenevoice.com/blog/40/searching-for-nollywood-stars-of-yesteryears,-where-are-they?

Nollywood is a sobriquet that refers to the Nigerian film industry which is the second largest movie industry in the world.

Over the years, Nollywood has evolved from an act of passion to a lucrative industry that churns out millions of cash in the box office.

When it comes to revenues, some Nollywood movies have earned their place and we will be looking at those productions in this article.

Without further ado, below are the highest-grossing Nigerian films of all time in Nigerian cinemas. Revenues from special screenings, DVD sales, online streaming and theatrical screenings outside Nigeria are excluded from this gross total.

Films before the year 2000 are also excluded from this list as their gross totals have not been inflation adjusted.

10. The C.E.O

A Kunle Afolayan movie, "The C.E.O" churned out N60 million naira at the box office in 2016.

Read the complete article here >>> http://www.scenevoice.com/blog/39/top-10-highest-grossed-nollywood-movies-of-all-time-and-their-box-office-worth

Nollywood veteran, Chinedu Ikedieze, 'Aki' a.k.a 'Efe' in a recent interview has revealed the reason why he was not paired with his fond colleague Osita Iheme 'Paw Paw' in the Mnet comedy series, 'The Johnsons.'

Chinedu had an exclusive chat with Scenevoice in their 'scene moments' show where he spoke on many issues including his role as 'Efe' the main character in the hilarious comedy series.

Known for paring roles with his friend and colleague, Osita Iheme a.k.a 'Paw Paw,' movie fans got worries why 'The Johnsons' only featured Chinedu Ikedieze which the actor revealed in the exclusive interview.

He broadened his views up to Nollywood as a lucrative industry and the future it holds in the next five years.

Scenevoice caught up with the versatile actor on the set of 'The Johnsons' series where he poured out his heart on the camera after the days shoot.

Boldly seated with his glasses on, the upbeat and chatty actor responded to the questions thrown at him with flashing beam.

Read in details here >>> http://www.scenevoice.com/blog/37/-why-i-was-given-a-role-in-'the-johnsons'-without-paw-paw---aki-(efe)

As Big Brother Naija reality TV show draws its curtain this Sunday, one of the housemates will be N45 million richer. In your opinion, who do you think deserves the prize?

Nollywood veteran, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde marked her 40th birthday today, prompting us to outline the 40 things you might not know about her.

Without further ado, to mark her birthday we have listed below the 40 facts about Omotola that you don't know:

01. Since her Nollywood film debut in 1995, Omotola has appeared in 300 films, selling millions of video copies.

02. She made her Nollywood debut at age 17 and has spent 2 decades and counting in the movie industry.

03. She is the first African celebrity to receive over 1 million likes on her Facebook page and currently has a total of 3 million followers on Facebook.

04. Omotola is one of the pioneers of the video film era of Nigerian cinema, becoming the most watched actress in Africa.
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