THIS IS WHAT GIVES NIGERIA MOVIE INDUSTRY EDGES OVER THEIR GHANA COUNTERPART

THIS IS WHAT GIVES NIGERIA MOVIE INDUSTRY EDGES OVER THEIR GHANA COUNTERPART

[@chrisparagon92]

Oge okoye was in that movie princess tyra

[@FaithEzekiel-eq4pn]

Yes you're spot on, Oge Okoye is a Nigerian and the films are been directed by Nigerians too.

[@ajcalebs7874]

Van vicka is Sierra Leonenan

[@BeewhyFilms]

Oge Okoye is a Nigerian and her picture was boldly placed in the poster which means she's one of the actors that sells the movie

[@BehemothFash]

I was about to point out the fact that oge okoye featured in the movie

[@papap1186]

Most of those popular Ghanaian movies that you're talking about are Nollywood movies but they made them in Ghana and used many Ghanaian actors and actresses and added few Nollywood actors and actresses in those movies. The Nollywood producers did that to EXPAND the Nollywood Movie Industry. The real Ghanaian movies are the local ones called Kumawood. Ghallywood collapsed after Nollywood producers stop producing and investing in the Ghana Ghallywood movies because of high Tax from the Ghana government. 80% of those popular Ghallywood movies from 2006 are Nollywood movies.

[@patriceanjenu1731]

One point you made is, unlike the ghanaian movie industry, older Nigerian actors and actresses are taking the back seats by playing more elderly roles, like fathers, mothers, aunties and uncles, thereby creating space for the younger ones to go in.

[@youorme2250]

Ghana movies, those years were forced, they were trying to be westernized. Lack of originality was why their movie flopped.

[@Feaststudio001]

Very true

[@fun-ck3br2zb3q]

This is really true🔥💯

[@animalfunfacts247]

The major problem is their inability to move away from CD to digital and cinema.

[@onuankpaokpanachi4786]

You have not pointed out why Ghana movie industry failed which was their GREED. The actors thought that they have arrived so, they decided to connive with the government to place a high fees of 10 thousand dollars fees on Nigerian producers in Ghana .and that led to the Exodus of the producers,hence, their fall.

[@ddouye3969]

Madam do your research Ghana movie industry was controlled, produced and financed by Nigerians back then until they fell out with Nigerians. Nigerians pulled out that’s why they don’t have a vibrant industry. The cinemas in Ghana are owned by Nigerians. The Ghana hype has confused so many people to think Ghana is better than Cameroon or other African countries

[@sean-et4wr]

Exactly, an overrated, overhyped small country.

[@terwasegusha9390]

There was a certain Ghanaian actress that was mucking nollywood that Nigeria producers don’t pay attention on the actors following the script. they even accused Nigeria producers that they leave there hotels in Ghana with out paying, the Ghanaian actors began to feel that they are better than Nigeria actors, there government hight tax Nigeria producers. Base on that Nigeria withdraw from them, is the results you see today.

[@sean-et4wr]

@@terwasegusha9390 what’s funny is now they are begging Nigeria to come shoot movies in their country for free, how ironic.

[@ajcalebs7874]

Princess Tyra is Oge Okoye and she is a Nigerian.

[@GodIsGrrreat]

Nigeria actress is in the movie Princess Trya.

[@emmanueldominic6219]

We may have several movie bodies but they are all under one umbrella which is Nollywood, and we take pride in them and also make sure they don’t lack viewership. I watch them all.

[@promisebethel2226]

Nah bro ....the northern Nigeria film industry is known as kannywood.......Kano State is the headquarters.....and is due to culture southern nigeria culture is a bit westernised which you know is different from the north....so is the film industry and they are doing great.....in terms of high quality.....you know it's a nigeria thing now

[@kabifest8897]

​@@promisebethel2226can you say the north is easternise if you say the south is westernize

[@promisebethel2226]

@@kabifest8897 the northern Nigeria culture and way of life.....is similar to Sahel region or north Africa or even middle East....but nigeria southern region is similar to Carribean and black American

[@bestekezie1793]

But it is aired, and we watch it too​@promisebethel2226

[@bestekezie1793]

​@@promisebethel2226and Asian especially the Indians. Even their movies

[@donptv433]

Most of the films you are calling where directed and produced by Nigerians. That period was when Nigerian artist were suspended because of their price so they turn to ghana for cheaper price.

[@FaithEzekiel-eq4pn]

Very true

[@JekwuJoel]

Good work your doing 🎉🎉

[@discoveryonthego2539]

Oge okoye is a Nigerian and her photo is on princess Tyra jacket

[@bestekezie1793]

She acted in the movie too

[@waleidris-giwa3298]

It's not a must you have Ghallywood. You can be a Ghanaian and shot Nollywood films. Just like Canadians are doing movies and it's still categorised as Hollywood. Having a wood is not a must. Note: this is coming from a business concern perspective, not any ridiculous nationalistic mindset.

[@youorme2250]

To me, Yvonne nelson and Yvonne okoro don't look alike ,just that they share the same first name. Of course. Iynanya once dated Yvonne Nelson. It was after their breakup that iyanya mentioned her name in his song.. meanwhile, yvonne okoro is Nigerian-Ghanaian. She has a Nigerian dad and a Ghanaian mom.. she grew up in Ghana.

[@ChiomaIbe-e1l]

Frank Artus is neither Ghanaian nor nigerian. A great actor tho.

[@bestekezie1793]

He's from Liberia. But the Liberian war took him living in Ghana

[@youorme2250]

Is that not oge okoye in princess tyra? Is she no longer a Nigerian?

[@Wiskilo]

she is drunk😂😂

[@adenijisolomon9531]

@@Wiskiloareyyyy 😂

[@DouglasHakeem]

The other day I talked about how some of you Cameronians always take on Ghana as against Nigeria in terms of acts... let me tell you people one thing, I'm a Ghanaians but let me tell... there is no way Ghana can compete with Nigeria in terms of movies/music, no competition and we Ghanaians knows that. All those banter on social media ends there (here) but the way some of you content creators are taking this seriously, i wonder... someone like Ajim Mazi...😂 I always say you are beautiful cuz of that I'm coming to Cameron and look a woman to marry hahaha 😂🤣

[@eunicekyere7946]

I really do not understand why they always forget about the population of Nigeria over 223 million compare to 34 million people is a crazy thing do😂😂😅😅

[@BeautyUncut1]

​@@eunicekyere7946300million probably the population is enormous

[@bestekezie1793]

​​@@eunicekyere7946and you forget about the gift in the talent. Please Ghana 🇬🇭, Cameroon 🇨🇲 population to Jamaica population which is bigger? Jamaica 2.2m Ghana 34m Cameroon 🇨🇲 28m So please do the matching. Thanks

[@edwardkonney4077]

​@@eunicekyere7946Don't mind them. They're just jealous of Ghana. A small country yet has a greater reputation than them

[@chz76]

That's not Ghana movie. It's Nollywood but they hired Ghanaians. Do your research well.

[@eunicekyere7946]

Is it by force to act when there a lot of other careers?❤❤😂😂why don't you compare Cameroon with Ghana we might be the same size. Ghanaians are trying. We are small but mighty❤❤❤

[@DayanaEscobar-n3q]

Ghana is small and empty. I don't see anything successfull about Ghana or whatever they're doing. If you can name ONE success Ghanaians or Ghana has enjoyed since 1994. There's NONE. No Sporting victories,no economic growth,no successes in music,movies, Skits etc. Ghanaians have NOTHING to be upbeat or proud about. The social media illiteratracy by major Ghanaian industry players is a major drawback for Ghana. It's gonna take at least 50 years for Ghana to get to where Nigeria is today.Their music industry is as good as dead right now. The reason for the death of Ghanaian movie industry is the targetted tax on Nigerian film Directors, Producers,Actors, technicians if they want to shoot a movie in Ghana.The Ghana Film Association imposed a $10,000 tax on specifically Nigerian film makers. Nigerians called their bluff and Ghana is paying the price for the irresposibility of a few Ghanaians who were blinded by a false sense of their own importance. They felt the Nigerians were making a lot of money from Ghana without checking out the facts that the market was really in Nigeria. Paying $10,000 wasn't gonna be a problem for the Nigerians but the attempt at extortion was too much for the Nigerians to stomach,so they walked away knowing was bound to happen would not be good for Ghana but the shortsighted Ghanaians were dumb and greedy. Within 2 years the Ghanaian movie industry was dead and buried. The Nigerians couldn't tolerate that kind of envy-induced tagetting and so they walk away, leaving Ghana with a movie industry that's effectively in the toilet today.

[@sean-et4wr]

mighty in what?

[@ucheanamonye4799]

@@sean-et4wrprobably mighty in typing on youtube and other social media

[@lawrenceoyedele8782]

How did Ghana offend You Cameroonians