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Nollywood Is Owned By Yorubas – Aisha Lawal Reveals

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Nollywood actress, Aisha Lawal, has stated that the Yorubas are the owners of the Nigerian movie industry also known as Nollywood.

The actress stated this while granting an interview on her role in the biopic, ‘Awujale’, she was asked why the Yoruba genre of the industry is playing catch up by producing movies that have standards most streaming platforms are looking for just like the English genre of the industry.

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Lawal stated that the Yoruba genre of the industry is not trying to play catch-up, instead, they own the industry but the fact that they messed up made them lag in the production of movies streaming platforms can accommodate.

“We own the industry. Go back and research. The industry belongs to the Yoruba people. If you go back and research, you will understand what I mean from people like Hubert Ogunde and Ade Love.

“I don’t want to go into details. But, if you go and research very well, you will discover that Yorubas own this industry, we started this industry. We messed up at some point, but we are not playing catch-up. We are there already. Now, everybody wants to shoot a Yoruba movie,” she stated.

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