The Hausa Film Industry Kannywood has lost a member, Hajiya Binta Kofar Soro, who was popular for her motherly role in movies.
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Famous Kannywood actor Adam Zango has drawn a battle line with whoever abuses or insults his mother in and outside the industry, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.
Kannywood industry, if better organised and revamped, has the potential to create massive job opportunities, especially in Northern Nigeria, says Muhsin Ibrahim, an international film expert.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo (SAN) on Saturday night joined other dignitaries at the post-2019 election Victory Celebration and Entertainment Dinner organised by Kannywood at Transcorp Hotel in Abuja.
The actress urged the film practitioners to unite and live peacefully for the progress of the industry and their profession
Kannywood deserves serious intervention, re-evaluation and boost from stakeholders, says film expert Muhsin Ibrahim.
Kano’s Hausa film industry, Kannywood, has joined the supporters of All Progressives Congress in celebrating Abdullahi Ganduje’s re-election as governor of Kano State.
The Hausa film industry, Kannywood, is mourning film producer and marketer, Rabiu Haruna, popularly known Alrahus, who died on Sunday.
Kannywood actor, Bello Muhammed, says he will cut off his trade mark hair in fulfilment of a promise to do so, if President Muhammadu Buhari is reelected.
The re-election of President Muhammadu Buhari in the just concluded general elections had triggered reactions in the Hausa film industry, Kannywood.
Prominent Kannywood Artistes on Thursday thrilled the crowd at President Muhammadu Buhari re-election campaign rally held at the Sani Abacha stadium in Kano.
News Agency of Nigeria reports that the plans were stated in his recently released policy document which has delivery timeline of 2019 to 2025.
The President gave the assurance when he hosted members of the Kannywood entertainment industry to a dinner at the Presidential Villa, Abuja
The Bauchi State-born artiste, who was a star guest at the Promasidor’s Harness Your Dream career workshop, held at the Junior Secondary School, Jabi, Abuja, admonished the students to believe in their dreams and strive to be the best as they still have time on their side.
In a series of tweets on his Twitter handle: @BukolaSaraki, Saraki stated that Nigeria’s domestic film industry is the second largest producer of films in the world
The award was announced at the Leadership 2017 Awards on Thursday in Abuja where a popular movie producer, Uzee Usman, received the award for her.
She was aged 48. And she is survived by two children.
Adeyemi, in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Abuja, said merging the two groups together would enhance creativity, better recognition and regulation of the industry.
The inaugural festival highlighted works of women filmmakers, features and documentaries.
‘Nigerians in the name of money laundering got into the business and messed it all up. They drove the price ridiculously high with international artistes being paid well over and above their worth’