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Nollywood produced 280 movies in Q1 2023 – NFVCB

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April 26, 2023
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The Executive Director/CEO of the National Film and Video Censors Board, Alhaji Adedayo Thomas, says the board has received and censored 280 movies produced by the Nigerian film industry in the first quarter of the year.

He made this known in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja.

The NFVCB boss said the figure was provided by the Department of Film Censorship and Classification of the board in its first quarter report for the year, capturing all films submitted to the board from across the country.

The report is for onward submission to the relevant Federal Government agency as input for the compilation of the nation’s Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter.

The report shows a decrease in the number of movies produced from 340 in the fourth quarter 0f 2022 to 280 in the first quarter of 2023, which represented about 18 per cent downward slope.

According to the statement, 106 of the films came in from Lagos censorship centre of the board, representing the chunk of the movies produced during the period under review, and followed by Abuja with 99 movies.

As indicated in the report, Onitsha is next with 32 films, Abeokuta raked in three films, Kano 15 and Benin one only.

The analysis by censorship location further shows that Jos recorded 14 films, Port Harcourt eight, while Ibadan and Kaduna recorded one film each.

“There is no doubt that our film industry is a key contributor to national economy as the films being produced are clear reflection of the direct and indirect jobs the sector is creating.

“The NFVCB as a Federal Government agency is committed to providing enabling environment for filmmakers; we therefore urge them to cooperate with us by ensuring that they submit their films for classification,” he said.

The NFVCB is a Federal Government agency that regulates the films and video industry in Nigeria.

The board is empowered by law to classify all films and videos, whether imported or produced locally.

It is also the duty of the board to register all films and videos outlet across the country and to keep a register of such outlets among other functions. (NAN)

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