@octhegreatukeje says Nigerian filmmakers should be free to create stories that reflect their talents and artistic interests, rather than feeling compelled to follow whichever genre is commercially successful.
8 days agounik333
I literally said few days ago that I haven’t seen OC in a while, and now I’m watching him on instagram. This just confirms that my phone is listening to my conversations 🤔
8 days agoobiohaniile
It is a resulting effect of the country's overall financial capacity hence every business person is in survival mode. I don't know if I made sense. Let me explain... If you have money laying about, you can use it to do whatever you want to simply satisfy your intuition. Most Nigerians don't. The only money they have is for food and capital. Just like people saying Igbo movies are not in cinema because Igbo people don't watch cinema (a lie from the pit of hell though), if you have loose cash, as a movie maker, you would produce Igbo movies regardless. Based on that, I suggest people who want to produce a certain type of movie meet sponsors who key into that part than just sponsors who have money. E go hard but then experts can help find a way around it.
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