Kunle Afolayan: My Trouble with Globacom; Divisions in Nollywood; Why I Lost of Hope on Nigeria

[@coffeeatlastug]

The brand 'Kunle Afolayan' should be a standard for Nigerian Movie makers. We in the diaspora feel proud when folks like you do not mortgage excellence to satisfy mediocrity.

[@somethingunusual4118]

Hi Kunle Afolayan, You have spoken well as a true son of the land. I respect the fact that you have an uncompromising integrity which played a major role in Phone Swap. You can make the movie industry in Nigeria to be greater just as the likes of Daddy and friends did in the days of yore. I hope that you relocate from Nigeria to somewhere you can function optimally without hindrance of electricity and the likes. You were born to be great and no one can stop that, not even the money makers.

[@oshea347]

back to Mr. Kunle, I salute your courage, displeasure of money and honoring whom honour is due to, you ignore glo bcos of one person... You own my respect forever....

[@MissDoktor]

When I interviewed Kunle Afolayan he did mention the funding issue in Nigeria. However I think that is not only issue in Nollywood but everywhere in the world. nice interview. thanks

[@EmmanuelAdefila]

I just love Mr Kunle Afolayan..great stuff is made of...God will continue to help you ooo thumbs up! Above all Pls, accept christ as your lord and personal saviour oooo..sure safety and success is guaranteed in him(Jesus) Shalom!..:)

[@abrokenlife]

The interviewer deserves kudos for being natural and on-point And this interview is really informative

[@omoniyikaye]

Great interview from talented movie maker...Your legendary dad must be proud of you and equally talented siblings!

[@dfamous1977]

the interviewer asked the right questions at the right time and kunle answered all d questions like a pro.

[@segunemmanuel2708]

Very fun and free flowing interview. Kudos to the interview and Kunle Afolayan is the man. He is my idol really.

[@aliuahmmed8474]

i love the movie, all golden effect company work, and i like kunle afolayan too much god bless u.

[@akinolabola6002]

Your work will continue to speak for you boda Kunle. I ♥ Afolayans. you are still gonna get Academy award in Jesus name.

[@MeandMyHair]

Ok Kunle Afolayan, I know we shall meet one day cause I also have mighty dreams for Nigeria. Though I'm in diaspora right now but I know dreamers meet at some point while working/walking their way upwards. Such a great and honest interview.

[@bolatay2502]

Education very important that is why he is going places. challenges for our upcoming actors.

[@jackjem9513]

Kunle Afolayan - true African genius. Quality not quantity.

[@The_Nihinlolamiwa]

"I'm an Ambassador to my Family" that's unstoppable!!

[@slasherbaba]

I feel you my man!! Keep on!

[@dayoofere8513]

Entertainment and sport in a country of 160 million people,is a huge avenue for massive employment but the goverment is being run by incompetent people

[@ebunogunjana9145]

Dayo Ofere

[@YemiAdebisiMarcus]

Kunle Afolayan is my man anytime. It was nice seeing him as an actor and now as a producer. The drive and energy he exhibits defines this man. This interview is too long, its too much stress for the guest to keep talking like its a paid job. Kindly limit interview length for this purpose and because most Nigerians at home may not be able to afford a 30 minutes video streaming.

[@oshea347]

About the nollywood movies, which the Yoruba and English movies are differentiating their selves of, First, I think Yoruba movie is great in story telling and less in modelling and location, that the major problem with them and that why its not accepted outside Nigeria that much, I have few friends who only want to watch Nigeria movies, simply bcos they want to see goodness of Africa/Nigeria, they derive joy from seeing good things of Africa, I have watch few english movies, with the worst stories ever and poorest actings, but they only come to show off, Those kinda film only blow within years, while a story telling movies is ever green...

[@kokomaster8563]

God bless you Ade Love...Made in Agbamu..

[@olawaleagboola9758]

Great interview.

[@hermithousecreativestudios5371]

I've always liked this dude.

[@cashino]

Great Interview~

[@Magajiada]

The journalist is good and smart.

[@MrJohnyele]

I expect some clips from his top films