Hot Yoruba Nigerian Movies: March 2014

Saturday, 15 March 2014

Top 5 actresses in the Yoruba movie industry

Funke Akindele - Best Actress in Comedy

The winner in the Best Actress in a Comedy category for 2014 AMVCAs is Funke Akindele for her role in Return Of Sheri Koko.

Kudos to Funke!

Thursday, 13 March 2014

Tuesday, 4 March 2014

Pictures from the Premiere of Fathia Balogun's new movie "Torera"

The president of Actor's Guild of Nigeria, Ibinabo Fiberesima, was in attendance. Nollywood stars such as Antar Laniyan, Toyin Aimakhu, Iyabo Ojo and many other stars graced the occasion.

Monday, 3 March 2014

Mide Martins, Mercy Aigbe and Bukky Okeowo dazzle in Pix

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Odunlade Adekola On Set in New Movie

See pictures of Odunlade Adekola, Dayo Amusa, Fathia Balogun and Osuolale Lateef on location in a new movie.

Sunday, 2 March 2014

The AMVCA ceremony is billed to hold on Saturday March 8, 2014. In the best indigenous language category (Yoruba), the following actors and actresses were nominated:

Afeez Eniola – Arinnakore
Mercy Aigbe – Komfo
Abdulrasaq Abdullahi – Edidi
Olatunji Akeem Balogun – Aye Kooto
Olatunji Akeem Balogun – Mufu Olosa Oloko

Our own Funke Akindele has three nominations in the Best Actress in a Comedy category for her roles in The Fighter (8A), The Return of Sheri Koko (8B) and The Hero (8C).

Last year she also had three nominations but her fans did not vote. Funke trusts her fans to vote for her this time around. To vote for Funke, SMS the code (in bracket) to 2783142100415 before March 3, 2014.

Tunde Kelani Emerges As Winner of Culture Shift 3

CultureShift is an initiative by British Council’s Creative Economy department to promote connections between the growing creative industries in the UK and overseas. Culture Shift 3 started last year on the Ideation stage with 15 companies competing and six companies getting shortlisted to progress to the hackathon stage and the selection of the best three companies which received grant to continue their work. One of the winners was Mainframe Film led by our own Tunde Kelani.

Mainframe Film presented a platform for Yoruba global content including movies, trailers, musical videos and teleplays across - mobile, web and internet TV. They built an App called ‘Opomulero’ which would run on Android, IOs, Blackberry and other operating systems.

He competed with Chocolate City, Tae Wool Limited, Fetch Strategic Insights & Co, Parresia Publishers Ltd and National Film Corporation to emerge as one of the winners. Kudus to Tunde Kelani.

Foluke Daramola Reacts to Bleaching Allegation

In a recent interview with Vanguard Newspaper Foluke Daramola made the following response when asked if she was indeed bleaching.

"I don’t know where that is coming from, I have never been a dark complexioned person from time and also, I would never do anything that would be detrimental to my health for anything. Besides, I am a very beautiful woman from time, so I don’t know what bleaching would add to me. If I send my graduation picture that I took 13 years ago when I graduated from Ife to you and the one I took when I graduated from UNILAG four years ago, it’s still my same fair self, so maybe photoshop is doing something to the minds and sight of the people talking".