Nigeria’s Silver Screen: Nollywood Photo Gallery

By May 2, 2010

Nollywood dramas are widely viewed across the African continent. Hollywood films play almost no role at all in Nigeria.

Nollywood, Nigeria's burgeoning film industry has overtaken Hollywood in terms of the number of films produced. Worldwide, it is second only to the Indian film industry.

The bustling Alaba market is Nigeria's largest wholesale movie distribution hub.

The average Nollywood film costs a mere $20,000 to make.

Nollywood superstar actress Stephanie Okereke (center)struts down the red carpet

Shopkeeper Victor Edwin sells films in Lagos. At least 900 films will be produced in Nigeria this year

Victoria, an aspiring actress, is one of many seeking fame and fortune. The film industry is Nigeria's second biggest employer after the oil sector.

Actress Tonto Dikeh takes a break on the set of Divine Touch production's current movie in progress called "Strippers"

Nollyworrd plots hinge on family, love and honor

Nollywood superstar Stephanie Okereke (center) at Nollywood's answer to the Oscars: The African Movie Academy Awards.

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5 Comments for “Nigeria’s Silver Screen: Nollywood Photo Gallery”

  1. Anonymous

    Nollywood is here to stay and as it gathers traction, it is likely to overtake Hollywood and Bollywood in many other spheres.

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