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Musician Folarin ‘Falz’ Falana had to make a hard choice on which of his talents to lose as tensions were high on Saturday night at the ongoing The Voice Nigeria.
Falz’s Team was the centre of Saturday’s knockout stage where they had to fight for their spots on the show.
Neky, who took the lead on the second round of the Knockout, delivered a salsa-inspired performance of the popular hit from the ’90s, ‘Killing Me Softly’ by “The Fugees’’, but was sent to the danger zone by her coach, Falz while the coaches commended her for the performance.
Nigerian Production Powerhouse FilmOne Brings Slick Commercial Slate to EFM (EXCLUSIVE)
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One year ago, as thousands of global film and TV industry reps descended on Berlin for the European Film Market, executives from Nigerian production and distribution powerhouse FilmOne Entertainment had good reason to feel optimistic. The company had recently unveiled a $1 million film fund with China’s Huahua Media and South Africa’s Empire Entertainment, an unprecedented pact for the Nigerian movie industry. Production on the first film financed by the fund had just begun, and it looked like the start to a promising year.
Seven Nollywood movies to watch this Christmas
We highlight seven must-see Nollywood movies currently showing in cinemas nationwide this season. 3 min read
With so many brilliant Nollywood movies currently showing at the cinemas, you might be spoilt for choice. We highlight seven must-see Nollywood movies currently showing in cinemas nationwide this season.
1-‘Omo Ghetto’
‘Omo Ghetto’ (The Saga), the second installment of Funke Akindele’s 2010 hit movie of the same title, opens in cinemas nationwide on Christmas Day.
It’s a star-studded film that features Yemi Alade, Naira Marley, Slimcase, and AY comedian. It was also the movie that defined Akindele’s career and shot her to super-stardom.
Nigeria
Thursday 24 December 2020, by Baba Aye
Scores of thousands of young people took over dozens of cities and towns in Nigeria for two weeks. This rebellion, with the slogan and hashtag #EndSARS, was sparked by the reported killing of a young man by the special anti-robbery squad (SARS), in Ughelli, a town in the Niger delta region on 3 October.
With each passing day, the supposedly “leaderless” movement waxed stronger. And while #EndSARS remained the primary and binding demand, calls for more radical measures to #EndInjustice increasingly gained support within the ranks of protesters. The regime’s efforts to break the movement with guile and attacks by its hired hands failed. In desperation, it called in the troops on 20 October to smash the major demonstrations in Lagos, the commercial capital.