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Photos: Nollywood UK Actors Guild Members At Murderer In Law Movie Premiere In Greenwich

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priscilla
July 1, 2015 at 3:30 AM
I love the blue carpet concept, it is better looking than red colour
MANNUEL
July 1, 2015 at 5:10 PM
This congregation of UK based Nollywood and Actors Guild of Nigeria is a true representative of what a real Nollywood should look like. The participants cut across tribal lines as all tribes present were a microcosm of non tribal fraternity, non tribal affinitive and non tribal affiliations of a unified Nigeria everyone dreams about. Unlike what pertains at home in Nigeria where one single tribe has turned the so called “Nollywood” into a tribal organisation and, controvercially hop in and out of court everyday in order to outstage each other for supremacy; an attititude that has become a negative trade mark of a tribe and, one which serves as source of political disunity even long after fighting and loosing a needless civil war. Nigeria is a nation of great people, might and minds but, certainly cannot harness that greatness under a condition of inward-looking tribal affiliations which had gone on for decades without any positive results. The hijackers of Nollywood should release their stranglehold on the organisation so as to rip it of tribal colourisation and to allow it achieve its real mandate of a national organisation where Nigerian arts and culture can flourish without tribal fraternity suspecions.