Nollywood Faces Economic Barriers Despite International Acclaim

Despite Nollywood's global recognition, the Nigerian film industry is grappling with economic barriers that impede its growth. A recent conference at the Muson Centre in Lagos brought together industry stakeholders to address issues such as financial constraints, distribution limitations, and inadequate infrastructure.
Bolanle Austen-Peters emphasized the high cost of producing quality films in Nigeria, which often leads to compromises in production quality and international competitiveness. The industry faces challenges in balancing high production costs with the need for quality distribution, hindering its growth on digital platforms.
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