Ghana 🇬🇭 Film Industry Plummets After Nigeria 🇳🇬 Breakup!

Discover why the Ghana film industry is struggling after the breakup with Nigeria in this eye-opening video. Featuring insights from industry insiders and film stars. #darlinglyonga #screengodess #chichi #cameroon #nigeria
The Rift Between the Ghana 🇬🇭 & Nigeria 🇳🇬 Film Industries Has Caused A Steep Decline in Ghanaian Film Productions
The inability of the Ghana Movie Industry to hold a systematic awards event.
Key Reasons why The Ghanaian Movie Industry has Been on a Steep Decline
#naijagist #naija
- Falling out / Deteriorating Relationship with the Nigerians
- Lack Of Funding
- Individual Investors Refraining from Investing due to Little or No ROI
- Shortage of raw acting talent; Lack of New Talent to Take over from the old Generation of Actors
- Popular Ghanaian Actors Became too Expensive for local Producers to afford them in their movies
- No Cinema / movie watching culture in Ghana (People do not Value Going to the Cinema to watch Movies in Ghana
- The Industry Is fragmented and the market is very Small
- The transition from VCD to DVD and the Reluctance of Ghana Film makers to Adapt and Innovate
"The gov't has failed the creative arts industry. Do we have cinemas to show our movies? Do we have theatres to play our shows in?" Prince David Osei on Happy 98.9 FM's 'Showbiz Xtra'
Nigerians 🇳🇬 played a very important role towards the boost of the Ghana 🇬🇭 Entertainment Industry. It's after their split that we are actually seeing the importance and influence of Nigerians in Ghana.
#DarlingLyonga #ScreenGodess
#ChiChi #Cameroon #Nigeria

[@KabiruSalisu-lt1cy]

Even the cinemas in Ghana belongs to Nigerians.

[@emmanuelnartey4883]

Which cinemas? Mention it

[@nsuhoreidemmichael1211]

Silver bird in Accra

[@janerama-nq6rw]

@@emmanuelnartey4883Lol like 3 cinemas in Accra is owned by Nigerians😂

[@adogpaematilda3260]

@@nsuhoreidemmichael1211 is silverbird cinema the only cinema in in Ghana,??, there is no need for you to exergerate, in your quest to claim credit for everything , you have resulted to lying and deceit, since when can a single cinema represent all cinemas in Ghana??, continue deceiving your selves , when you are tired, you will stop. It's obvious you have nothing to talk about, except Ghana.

[@karine-ela]

You are right

[@kusorjames4007]

Nigeria's movie is very authentic, and we are very hard working and we stay focused.

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

Ghanaians will learn a bitter truth for comparing themselves with the pacesetters in the entertainment space

[@leticiaayerh5182]

proud. boastfulness. foolishness will not allow uu to learn. we stop not becos of nigerians. you are not the pacesetter so keep quite.

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

@@leticiaayerh5182 who is this Kurasini fool?

[@innocentchukwuma5215]

@@leticiaayerh5182 olosho

[@user-bw8ir1hm9j]

Yes we are ​@@leticiaayerh5182

[@tundebakare6887]

​@@leticiaayerh5182 Mumu learn and admit that y'all are flops

[@talkinghealth-PatRobbopharmeds]

True talk; They became greedy: They conspired with their government to demand a $40k deposit for Nigerians to act and produce films in Ghana. Nigeria subsequently ignored them.

[@darlinglyonga]

Damn, that’s a huge sum.. why did they do that though ??

[@thoughtsonthis154]

@@darlinglyongapeople forget in time what you gave and thing what they can get when they get comfortable

[@Mkym365]

We need Nigerians to Collab with Other African Countries like Cameroon, Kenya, etc

[@perejet]

@@Mkym365 ii agree not only Ghana after all they don't appreciate it

[@thoughtsonthis154]

We did with Ghana, they became proud and forgot what we gave them

[@nothingmuch44]

Other African countries are more concern about their ego, they get one half star and start trying to rub shoulder and do stupid competition. If you want to have one foot in in African entertainment u must be able to be humble and attach yourself to Ngerians, and forget your ego

[@charlesokoro654]

For any film production in Ghana, nigeria film producers were asked to pay in advance 10,000 dollars. This new policy lead to the Nigerians pulling away from the Ghana film industry.

[@KK-if3un]

So if you know this why can’t u also say the reason why they requested for that amount? Tell the class we’ll wait.

[@Southernview3k]

​@@KK-if3un Ghanaian government are criminal. No wonder the movie industry is not doing well in Ghana.

[@ofumechidera7015]

you should tell us​@@KK-if3un

[@shalomasaju5690]

Ghanaians falsely accused Nigerian producers of not paying house owners,hotels rent fee, Ghanaians have also been envious of Nigerians so they put out this false accusation to stay independent

[@ruthgara574]

​@@KK-if3un Do we need to tell you any reason again🧐🤦, the result has shown already, Nigerians took der filming back to Naija, it is benefitting us more, while Ur own film industry is dead and gone.

[@olusayoasaolu8180]

The movie you showed had a Nigerian lady in the poster. There's never being a blockbuster without Nigerian presence. Nigerian contribution is like the salt in the Ghanaian soup. But when you hate the salt, with what can you season the soup?

[@imanaziz4198]

Princess Tyra had no Nigerian in it. The poster shown was something probably created by someone because the actress in question, Oge okoye, was not in that movie.

[@monagiselle]

Olusayoasaolu8180. Your ego is the reason Nigeria is stagnant and unstable. Movies like Beyoncé, perfect picture, sinking sand, mummy’s daughter, princess Tyra are all Ghanaian and were popular and did very well before Ghanaians started going to Nigeria to act

[@OogaLecter]

​@@monagiselle Even our unstableness pass una. You can't use your stable and peaceful environment to help your actors and musicians. Lazy bankus

[@monagiselle]

@@OogaLecter . That remains only in your tiny brain. Keep deceiving yourself that you pass Ghana. You don’t even have the intelligence to produce stable electricity. Your vast mineral wealth is hijacked by only about 5% of the population. Ofui

[@Domeyo448]

@@monagiselledon’t waste your time on rubbish like these, ungrateful people. I don’t blame them, I blame people like this host spewing things she doesn’t know.

[@user-ei2bx8yr2o]

Sister, people don't get tired of seeing old actors. I NEVER get tired seeing Pete Edochie, Patience Ozokwor, etc,etc.

[@Patman-df5yt]

They were not tired of the faces,na the storyline don tire them

[@valentineangelo8131]

She is just talking shit

[@tonyekwere142]

Me I get tired seeing Mercy Johnson in a movie

[@effiongukih8827]

Well said Sis. Unfortunately our 🇬🇭 Ghanaian entertainment industry found it wise to push Nigerians out. Changing extortionist fees for filming 🎥 locations etc. I don't think Nigerians are very keen to be smacked anymore. Good luck to Ghana !!

[@monagiselle]

You and who Ghanaians. Are you not a Nigerian? Why do you Nigerians always pose as Ghanaians? Is your country that bad? Such shady , shameless elements

[@usmansuffy8278]

Ghanaians are good people but their problems is greed ok

[@mathewogunremi]

And envy 😢

[@danielchukwu4212]

It’s not just about Greed only, Envy and Jealousy are also major issues in the Ghanaian society. It’s for the same reasons that their movie industry fractured into Ghallywood and Kumawood, because the Ashantis always have that tendency to dominate others and so when they don’t get what they want they will employ smear campaigns and all kinds of propaganda and tactics to discredit and il legitimize those in control. Because of their financial and numerical strength they often choose division or breakaway tactics that is precisely why Kumawood was founded out of Ghallywood.

[@governmentnwankwo9906]

Anybody that has greed in him or her is not good person.

[@moham.279]

Hate and envy

[@julianaansah6367]

@@usmansuffy8278 then stay away from us don’t come near Ghanaians or come to Ghana simple

[@owhondaeve4487]

Oge Okoye in the movie Princess Tyra, is a Nigerian, so it's not a soly ghanaian movie. Some of the movies, if not most are nollywood movies, featuring more of their Actors/Actresses and even making them lead actors (Nigeria is that generous). Check the producers of the ghana movies, they are Nigerians. Even the "MOST EFFECTIVE" Cinema in Ghana, is owned by a Nigerian Ben Murice Bruce, "Silver Bird Cinema".

[@amlegion.547]

Fact

[@adogpaematilda3260]

Can name the cinemas you are talking about, are all cinemas in Ghana for Nigerias, ??, come with facts not assumptions.

[@CHIEF193]

@@adogpaematilda3260The biggest Cinema in your country is owned by a Nigerian mr man! Tell us another big cinema owned by a Ghanaian 🫢🙄🙄

[@evidavidodmw5882]

Me I com dey even ask myself say, no be Oge Okoye be that...??

[@imanaziz4198]

Oge wasn’t in the movie. Someone probably created that poster 😂

[@Michael-kb1gq]

Even the electricity in Ghana belongs to Nigerians.😂😂

[@solomontetteh4134]

This is what too much generator noise does to your brain

[@carzmaster9757]

Jj

[@Michael-kb1gq]

@@solomontetteh4134 Eat your boiled eggs with fufu in peace, chale. You don't want the smokes.😂😂

[@Hillary-dr9er]

Yvonne okoro is actually Nigerian she has a Ghanian mother, she grew up in Ghana as well

[@emmanuelibeh7752]

Firstly, you are a very pretty girl.. I love your contents, you are very objective and critical in your analysis. I’m proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬 and I am sure Nigerian 🇳🇬 contents will definitely fetch you large followers and subscribers in no time. Nigerians 🇳🇬 love to support whoever promotes them objectively. That is who we are. Love from Naija ❤ Oh! Lest I forget… that movie Princess Tyla, there are Nigerians in that movie and one of them is called Oge Okoye. I understand, it was just a minor mistake on your part.

[@mikebabz]

You want her to marry you?

[@dtriumphants]

Chai... Na accolade be dis abi na toasting 😅

[@kusorjames4007]

Princess Tarya: There is a Nigerian actress in it.

[@seabird0953]

😂😂true

[@kiv_daniels]

I’m Ghanaian and we all know Nigeria is far ahead in movie production. In Ghana we don’t even watch movies anymore because people are tired of the old faces as you said. We have local movies here as well Kumawood which was at a point looked down on by the Ghallywood (the English movies you people watch) Whatever the people in the movie industry did, they did it even amongst themselves not just to Nigerians.

[@fesderi3933]

Ghana movie industry was just like an extension of Nollywood. Nigerian Nollywood big players were funding and making movie in Ghana, until Ghanaian made them to leave . The movie industry in Ghana collapsed because of hatred towards Nigerians producers ,ghanaian were demanding unecessary levy from Nigerians movie producers,Nigerian Nollywood big players left Ghana and the Ghana movie industry collapsed ever since ... In many sector on the continent,Nigerians has the intellectual and financial capacity to set standards and dominate,only the Egyptians and white south Africans can compete with Nigerians in most sectors on the continent... You can also see the Ghanaian banking sector,there are more Nigerian own banks than local Ghanaian own banks

[@kaymiller7044]

It’s funny how you people just make conclusions based on assumptions. You don’t know the political system governing Ghana’s banking sector which gives foreign bank easy access than local banks 🏦. You NOISEGERIANS 🇳🇬 are just funny lots

[@emmersonadi3067]

​@@kaymiller7044As usual, a ghanian will always come up with some conspiracy theories to justify their non performance 😂😂😂😂 You guys have PhD in giving of excuses for your short comings 😂😂😂😂

[@ddouye3969]

@@kaymiller7044 ghanainimals lol so why didn’t ghana banks go to neighboring countries like Togo, Benin etc to do business like the Nigerian banks are doing in West Africa? Jokers empty barrels no levels only mouth and noise ghanoise 😂😂

[@fesderi3933]

​@@kaymiller7044your Ghana isn't in the moon or mars , your banking sector was just like Ponzi scheme years back ,many your local banks couldn't meet the requirements setup for bank establishment,the Nigerian bank investors entered your country to take advantage because they are more structured,having the financial capacity to easily operate while most of your local ones fold up because they couldn't even pay depositors

[@bigboyindhouse8142]

​@@kaymiller7044 I thought you all say GH public and private sectors are all about Ghana first? I thought you all say they care more for Ghanaians than Nigeria care for Nigerians? Ok na. We hear u.

[@princejonas6960]

Nigeria watching from Canada. Great job.

[@mikebabz]

*Nigeria* watching from Canada?

[@user-tj5gq7rw3l]

@@mikebabzhe meant Nigerian. Abeg go rest

[@mikebabz]

@@user-tj5gq7rw3l Nigerian? ...Abeg?

[@papap1186]

Toosweet Annan is half Nigerian, Yvonne Okoro is half Nigerian many of those so called popular Ghanaians acted/acting in the Nollywood are not fully Ghanaians. Some of them are not even Ghanaians. The Kumawood is Kumasi movie industry. They're LOCALS and they're more popular in Ghana than the Ghallywood stars because over 90% of the Kumawood actors and actresses cannot speak English. The Ghallywood stars speak good English but the Kumawood stars cannot speak English so that's the difference. Some of the Ghallywood stars are more popular outside Ghana because of Nollywood but they're not that popular in Ghana because most Ghanaians like to watch the Kumawood movies more than the Ghallywood movies because the Kumawood actors use the local language. But anyways, Ghallywood is dead, and Kumawood is also dead. Now the Kumawood people are doing short skit videos for KZbin. Once in the while then they do one movie.

[@tundebakare6887]

Hmm too bad

[@darlinglyonga]

Thanks for the knowledge.. it was indeed insightful

[@EmmyTsav]

Seem like the story of colonialism.. Nigerians went to Ghana to expand Nollywood and make more money,, Ghanaians quickly uncover the agenda. Instead of being patient and learning the secrets of the industry, they became restive & sent the masters of the game away.. The masters left with all the strategies to a successful entertainment industry.. Then, the amateurs began fumbling time after time, again and again.. Now the wise among them have ran back to submit to the masters for survival.. Lesson!?: Learn, understand, practice, become perfect before you seek independence. 🎉

[@maxons.e4643]

I used to watch a lot of Ghana movies those days. The same goes for Congolese music ( over 70% of people in my fishing village those days danced to Awilo. Yet we had not electricity. ), Many Ghana music also dominated Nigeria. It breaks my heart to see the hate from Ghana, South Africa and other African countries towards Nigeria these days. Notwithstanding, life goes on.

[@elizabethjulianah]

Yes I noticed that I don't see Ghanaian movies anymore

[@DonSteve0147]

Hey didn’t you see the Nigerian lady Oge Okoye there in the movie princess Tyra , hahahaha the Nigerian lady was the main character.😅😅😅😅

[@phasesbyanderson5228]

😂😂😂 I screamed when she said it cus the picture itself was contradicting what she said.

[@solomontetteh4134]

Main character? I don't even remember seeing her in the damn movie. But then again, Nigerians think they're main characters everywhere so it's no surprise

[@maxkenzo1]

Princess Tyra, Directed by Nigerian, Frank rajah Arase, Music Nigerian, H. Unoamaka, screenplay Nigerians, Frank Arase & Phil Efe Bernard, Costumes Nigerian, Samira Yakubu, Continuity Nigerian, etc. Mention any Ghanaian hit movies, Nigerians are behind it. But, unfortunately, Ghanaians don't know this.

[@monagiselle]

Beyoncé, mummy’s daughter, perfect picture, sinking sand, ties that bind, from crime to Christ etc are all Ghanaian produced movies. They were produced and directed by producers like Abdul salam Mumuni, Shirley Frimpong Manso, Leila Djansi etc. only few movies were produced by Frank Rajah. And the quality of the Nigerian produced movies can’t be compared to that of the Ghanaian counterparts

[@Global_with_Desoo]

Samira is a full blown Ghanaian

[@tundebakare6887]

​@@monagiselle dey play 😂

[@monagiselle]

@@tundebakare6887 . Prove me wrong. A bunch of egoistic liars

[@msresaluv]

@@monagiselle you call us liars, well we at not like Chef Smith who lies even when the truth is glaring!!! You bunch of GWR thieves!!

[@bodundefayemi7601]

Nigerians are the directors n producers of must movies

[@papap1186]

All of those popular Ghanaian movies 7 to 12 years ago produced by Nigerian Nollywood producers.

[@KK-if3un]

Go and research who Abdul salam mumuni is and come back.

[@papap1186]

​@@KK-if3un Can you tell me Abdul Salam movies that was very popular across borders? His movies was only popular in Ghana. Shirley Frimpong Manso was even better than Abdul Salam in terms of popular Ghallywood movies.

[@KK-if3un]

@@papap1186 princess Tyra dummy

[@julianaansah6367]

@@papap1186 and Is producers the only ones that make up a movie u ppl are mad

[@afolabifatusin7211]

​@@julianaansah6367remove the word madness. Do you have the structures? The finance? The industry?

[@adorable7407]

Nigerian oge okoye was in princess tyla

[@imanaziz4198]

She wasn’t. That’s a fake poster. The movie is here on KZbin, you can watch it.

[@darlinglyonga]

Na error oo.. the original poster and movie doesn’t feature Oge Okoye.. no mind these yéyé KZbinrs

[@emekaibe3669]

You tried, but the main issue which is the last straw that broke the Camel's back that you didn't mention was that, they started taxing Nigerian producers heavily, each time they went to Ghana for production. Their reason being that the presence of Nigerian film makers in Ghana was not helping their industry. Because of that dirty move, Nigerian producers avoided Ghana completely and their industry became a history. They felt they could do without Nigeria. Some of the stakeholders in their music industry are equally making the mistake currently. The honest truth is that Nigeria is the entertainment powerhouse of Africa; if you think you can do without them and go global, it will be to your own detriment.

[@tituschristianstill7373]

There was never a time ghana movie industry stood without Nigerian influence madam

[@tundebakare6887]

Where is the GH movie industry now 😅

[@bestekezie1793]

Yvonne Okoro is a Nigerian. Her father is Nigeria 🇳🇬 and her mom is Ghana 🇬🇭

[@daviddramani7517]

Okay take her!!!ah😂

[@dilibediboa2390]

As in ehn, I was wondering if there is an Igbo tribe in Ghana

[@blaqLion]

But she chose Ghana over Nigeria and lives in mother's country

[@bestekezie1793]

@blaqLion that doesn't stop her bloodline. Choosing is by choice. Sade Adu is a Nigerian based in the UK but knows her roots

[@ugochionyeugo3369]

Ghanaians won't accept the truth.

[@joyceanuonyam406]

What truth we gave u the chance with lil Wayne it was mess after never again

[@samuelikenna9574]

Oge Okoye is a Nigerian in Princess Tyra.

[@1111deebee]

You made some valid points. Nigeria's movie industry has come of age. The cinema culture in Nigeria is a game changer, coupled with the fact that the likes of Netflix and Prime Video now see Nigeria as a gold mine for authentic African stories at a fraction of the price compared to the Western world. Nigerians have cracked the code for quality cinematic movie making - these movies cost 100 of millions of Naira. Producers are now able to make their money back - thanks to quality cinematic production, plus Netflix and Prime handsome Payday for these movies after cinema show or directly to these streaming platforms.

[@dadoboye1536]

Nigerian movies are copying old American especially black movie story lines…nothing original and very predictable. I used to enjoy authentic African stories but lately Nigerian movies are just like western movies but poor quality.

[@1111deebee]

@@dadoboye1536 Which movies are you watching though? So all the Jagun Jagun, Lion Heart, Oluture, Beast of Two World, Orisa, King of Boys, Anikulapo among others are all American black story line. Please, get some education or keep quite if you do not know what is going on about our movie industry.

[@dadoboye1536]

If I was the only one who noticed it, then I could say I’m being too judgmental but I’ve heard other people say it too. Nigerian movies are copying black and western movie stories. The past couple of years I’ve watched Nigerian movies only to regret it and wanting my wasted time back. These days I read reviews and recommendations from family and friends before watching Nigerian movies. SA movies so far have been original storylines.

[@jacksonseun9016]

Make ghane too do copy and paste Like say e easy

[@ubongambrose4066]

Nice to see Black African female content creator whose content is not about how to have sex. Kudos!

[@darlinglyonga]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@fredkiller5132]

Wow, you really researched and this can even qualify for a Masters degree thesis😊 You are are doing well.

[@bigboyindhouse8142]

You're the best. Keep it up.

[@kehindeoyenekan]

Excellent analysis! Keep it up.

[@idongisaac8258]

"Princess Tyra" had a Nigerian director ( Frank Rajah Arase) and a Nigerian actress (Oge okoye).

[@dmeskals6749]

I'm here from the link you post asking to support your KZbin channel... Good luck from Anambra Nigeria.

[@doziebiafra1376]

My sister the truth is without Nigeria Ghana has no industry even those big names u are mentioning was discovered by Nigeria directors and producers when they were no body then so Ghana movie started making waive and Ghanaians started feeling jealous that Nigerians are making money in their country so they dey did a meeting and put a law then that any Nigerian movie director must pay some of $100, 000 cash down before shooting a movie and they were serious about it that was when those directors now took those guys to Nigeria and made them celeb with Nollywood all of them those big names in Ghana was discovered by Nigerians.... since then till now how far Ghana movie? Is totally dead because they are not creative even most of those good ones u are talking about are shoot by Nigeria directors for them but in their music industry recently their no1 artiste in gh shatta wale have been called out by his video director who have been shooting most of his hit songs from the one, that he has not been playing him for most of the videos,, a Nigerian. If not for that video who knows Nigerian is behind of shatta's quality videos%

[@cueysoncollins4496]

But Nigeria learned how to do movies from Ghana, Nigerians came to Ghana to learn,go read the history about African movie

[@rhodalynankrah-uy7hi]

Okay 😅😅

[@rhodalynankrah-uy7hi]

​@@cueysoncollins4496You have time for this narrow minded alatafo.😅😅

[@tundebakare6887]

​@@cueysoncollins4496 dey play 😅😅

[@marony3529]

​@@rhodalynankrah-uy7hiWhen you relish the rubbish talk of Lily Ogini and Mr. Manager, you and your likes are not narrow minded.

[@CHRISTOPHEROKEREAFOR]

You analysed it perfectly

[@sholafatai6642]

One thing I love so much about you is your penchant for innovation and quality delivery, I notice how your contents now look better and insightful than they were a year ago, from the cameras to the editing, studio locations, contents research, loooks and other aspects. This shows big improvement, I understand that these things come with big fundings despite the fact that you may not necessarily be even making enough from monetization. Keep it up sis., the sky is your starting point. More greatness ❤❤❤❤. Beautiful content 🎉🎉🎉

[@umarbolaji838]

I see Oge Okoye, a Nigerian, on that Princess Tyra poster. You goofed!

[@drock5440]

You're doing a great job, nice channel. You see all these excuses You're making for them is really not relevant to say, you see when Nigeria started they also faced all these challenges abinitial, but over the years they developed and stayed consistent with resilience in their improvements with little or no support from the govt. The Ghanaians just have hatred for Nigerian success and greed took over them.

[@geralddilibe8402]

Good analysis.

[@SylvaConceptTV]

Frank Artus is Liberian 🇱🇷

[@marthaodeanonsenokoduwa3858]

Really

[@showsta749]

Yes ​@@marthaodeanonsenokoduwa3858

[@tundebakare6887]

Yeah he is a Liberian

[@newsdirect8528]

Oh shish,that’s true.I’ve always thought he was Ghanaian lol

[@uchennanwosu4625]

Brilliant analysis. Useful to any movie industry.

[@darlinglyonga]

Thank you very much

[@bodundefayemi7601]

Yvonne okoro is half nigerian half Ghanaian

[@lanredavid2568]

You are on point

[@JudeMoriya-n5y]

I finally found your channel straight from Facebook

[@BrianJosh505]

Aunty chi chi, I finally found your KZbin channel. Welcome me oo 😂

[@ricosabo1002]

Princess Tyra has a Nigerian cast, Oge Okoye and was even directed by a Nigerian in person of Frank Rajah Arase

[@fesderi3933]

The movie was Nollywood movie shot in Ghana, most of those Ghanaian movies were actually Nollywood movies ,the revenue ends up in Naija

[@collinscci7553]

In that poster, Oke Okoye is there, she's Nigerian

[@kennethokocha203]

Just discovered your KZbin channel after feeding so much on your contents on Facebook. The issue here is that the bitterness of Ghanaians over the success of Nigeria in the entertainment industry. When Nigeria was collaborating with Ghana in film production, their actors got exposure with the huge Nigerian market. When some Nigerian producers tried making movies from their shores due to the availability of electricity, they became greedy and started charging expensive dues which infuriated them and left them to build their Ghanawood themselves which they are reaping from. The day Ghana accept that Nigeria is better than them in creativity, things will be okay for them.

[@Sumaila2000]

*CORRECTION* The poster you showed of Princess Tyra clearly showed Oge Okoye who is a nigerian actress.

[@DogonYaro-yk6rq]

Ghana created the FICTION of Nigeria VS Ghana. And they have been following that agenda, to their own disadvantage. They wanted to exclude Nigeria's movie and music industries, and they ended up excluding themselves. Ghana, Nigeria is not competing with you. There's nothing to compete about. But if Nigeria decides to accept your challenge, it will not be pretty for you.

[@ShelureLLC]

Lmao you guys are so delusional smh

[@thoughtsonthis154]

@@ShelureLLCdelusional is not being able to see and understand where your actions have left you

[@felixe.2704]

Mhen you are doing well.

[@matthewbiyorsah7721]

You are 💯 right👍

[@darlinglyonga]

Thank you ☺️

[@raishiwekaka3345]

Darling just subscribed. Thanks for this video. These Ghana pipo need to respect naija. Their insults and petty jealousy is offensive really.

[@darlinglyonga]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@charlesbabatundeimah531]

I don't think Ghanians got tired of seeing their old actors; I still watch Van Vicker, Dumelo, Yvonne okoro, Radiation Buhari etc. In Ngeria we still watch our old Actors, once You provide the entertainment and are talented we would watch Your work.

[@ayobamiarizs]

Nigeria is the 2nd largest movie production industry in the whole wide world. So, every movie in Africa needs Nigeria movie industry

[@onlinemarketingagency27]

We are third after US and India

[@tundebakare6887]

Yeah I'm terms of production Nigeria is second after India

[@Nollywood_Stars_Galleries]

The funny thing is the people behind uplifting the industry in Ghana were Nigerians 😂😂😂

[@mahlick_tv]

There was a Nigerian in princess Tyra by name Oge Okoye

[@tundebakare6887]

The Great darling Nyonga i didn't know you've establish your KZbin channel. It's your Facebook page that brought me here anyways ❤❤

[@darlinglyonga]

KZbin is the new goldmine .. sis is hustling

[@jonscott234]

Subscribed, Nigerian here

[@darlinglyonga]

Aww 🥰… thank you

[@bolingbrooktransportcorp1416]

Don’t tell me anything else. Darling you are either from Imo State or Delta State. How can you not be a Nigerian. I just subscribed to your channel, cos you got it !!!❤

[@FestusOtabiokhae]

Nice one

[@bennethamobi]

YO THE KEY ASPECT OF THE POINT IS TO BE CONSISTENT AS ALWAYS IN YOUR CRAFT 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬 🇳🇬

[@maverickchukwu4103]

Princess tyra has a Nigerian actress, her name is oghe okoye check the movie again to confirm.

[@mayordann]

Nigeria only have one movie industry which is Nollywood

[@naqeebayodamolaraji5718]

Kannywood exists It is very popular in the Northern part of Nigeria

[@Tigatv3310]

You're wrong 😂😂😂Nigeria does not two separate industry what people don't know is that there is a high budget movies and a low budget one

[@vincentdepaul3738]

Aunty, Oge Okoye is a Nigerian. Always check your facts

[@onuankpaokpanachi4786]

Envy and greed dealt with them.

[@BaronCapital-lt5oz]

The music and movie awards in Ghana is owned by Nigerian.

[@boylesimeipiri6947]

Nigeria actually has two movie industries, the Nollywood (Southern Nigeria) and Kannywood (Northern Nigeria,). But it is mostly the Nollywood that projects Nigeria to the global/international stage

[@chibuzorisrael5878]

Maybe Kannywood is for Northerners but Igbos and Yorubas have their own movie industry. Same way we have BBC Hausa, BBC Yoruba and BBC Igbo. Funke Akindele acts both Yoruba and English movies. Nkem Owoh (Osufia) acts both Igbo and English movies. Also some Kannywood actors also feature in English movies. Together all Nigerian movies irrespective of language are called Nollywood.

[@valentineanthony5615]

You omitted one important point. When they put a fee on Nigerians acting or producing in Ghana. They did that to push Nigeria away. Which resulted in the division of the two markets. Nigerians on the other hand continues to accommodate Ghanaians. Without the structure and Nigerian market it becomes an issue generating revenue.

[@Kieran-lj9xm]

Good old days in Nigeria when we used to see movies featuring Van vicker, Yvonne Nelson, Jackie Apia and many other Ghanaian actors and actresses, I never knew they were not Nigerians.

[@sunshinevg643]

True talk the only use same people never used fresh talent

[@francis5279]

The steep decline of the Ghana film industry was caused by tribalism all the way from the top.

[@JARUMISTUDIOS]

The last GHANAIAN movie i watch was the one on Netflix Jackie Appiah, James Gardiner n Majid Michel. Can't even remember the title but it was a beautiful gospel movie.

[@samueljerry0001]

In Nigeria even if the producers produce those movies in CDs, ABA boys will in 2 seconds convert them to DVDs and even make as much money as the producers.

[@ubongumoren8268]

Darling, don't forget you're a Nigerian. We love You

[@samuelkalu686]

The Princess Tyra movie had a Nigerian movie veteran in it, her name is Oge Okoye

[@iamlegenduntamed3616]

This is how history gets diluted. If i wasn't born in this era, would have believed this. Princess Tyra was more Nigerian with a ghanian collaboration Without our people, that movie wouldn't have survived. The storyline was written by Nigerian Directed by Nigerian Produced by Nigerian Marketed by Nigerian That movie is nothing completely ghanian I feel 😢 This is adulterated

[@johnmmaduka312]

U r honestly good at what u do n u have been able to find ur own brand n style.

[@darlinglyonga]

Thanks for your support too

[@Nedohh]

Oge Okoye featured in the movie Princess Tyra. She's a Nigerian ..!!!

[@kwesi_brew]

There wasn't shortage of talent. The big problem is distribution.

[@StephenBanks100]

When it comes to movies we give to Nigerians, they got it hands down no debate but music….please Ghanaians are number one. Nigerians are always sampling Ghanaians. We started afrobeats yet they don’t want to give us credit and have quietly pushed Ghanaians out of our own genre because they have more money.

[@ned247]

Love reings Supreme in every facet of life. Hate destroys.

[@rhodalynankrah-uy7hi]

Okay 😂😂

[@imanaziz4198]

I’m Ghanaian and I agree with everything you said. But then again, the Princess Tyra movie, Oge Okoye wasn’t in it so I’m surprised seeing her on the poster. The movie is still available on KZbin here.

[@dennisagbabuwe5942]

She was... But she played a minor role ( I think she only appeared once or twice)... They needed her to publicize the movie I guess.

[@tundebakare6887]

She was there

[@imanaziz4198]

@@dennisagbabuwe5942 she wasn’t 🤣. Why are you lying? The movie is available on KZbin. Search for it and watch. 🤣

[@imanaziz4198]

@@tundebakare6887 she wasn’t

[@michaelbarnabas6355]

Ghanaians shot themselves in the foot when they thought they had arrived and came out with a policy of taxing Nigerian producers heavily whenever they want to shoot a film in Ghana.

[@KabiruSalisu-lt1cy]

Your biggest cinema in Ghana ,silverbird cinema is owned by Nigerian.

[@jaysonclinton6699]

Merde Cute oooh, when I saw you it was like this face looks familiar then I realised its my Bakweri Sister

[@TravisLira]

I am a Nigerian national with a strong affinity for Kenya.

[@user-di7kb6jv5b]

My dear u say princess tiyra there was no Nigeria? Who is the princess? I mean the lady in front? I have forgotten her name and she is a Nigerian

[@chy_agbo]

In Nigeria, there are more than two partitions, there is the Igbo, Yoruba, and Hausa partitions in the film making industry but there's like a mainstream partition that stands out as the structure holding all the other stems. Collaborative(between film makers and govt) policies, recognition/respect of existing structures as well as the ability to adapt quickly to constant changes in technology are some of the things that helps the industry to continuously grow in spite of challenges especially socioeconomic challenges amongst others.

[@meinghost632]

Look at that Princess Tyra movie jacket again, the biggest face on that picture is Oge Okoye, a Nigerian.

[@nwankwoekene]

Madam that princess Tyra involves oge okoye

[@elyzartaylor5362]

We love them with all hearts and show it in every way. They call us brothers and show us serious 8

[@bankoleadebiyi1544]

Madam Narrator even the princess Tyra Oge Okoye a Nigerian played a key role. So Ghana movie will not be successful without Nigerians.

[@Dcnj_]

I won't say there is a division just because some sets of people don't attend the AMVCA award, it inly seems like that cos the standard has risen. There are now a lot of high quality movies, movies you pay close to pay 7 or 8 figures for the script, not to talk of production. There is enough good quality movies to pick from than to go to a mid produced movie which even cannot be transparent with its data. Overall, the standard has been raised and some people are trying to catch up and leverage on KZbin which i feel might be a long journey but it looks like it's working