mart2k:
Wit ur comment, u don get one like frm me

missKiffy:
The yoruba movie industry can boast of some talented actors and actresses who are making waves but who are not yoruba by ethnicity, some of them achieved fame through the yoruba movie industry while some of them features both in the Yoruba and English sector.

1. Kelvin Ikeduba - The actor was born on August 21st, 1976 in Delta state as Kelvin Ngozi Ikeduba. Kelvin has lived all his life in Lagos, he hails from Delta state and is an Economics graduate from Ahmadu Bello University Zaria. His perfect mastery of Igbo, Yoruba and English languages has made him one of the most versatile actors in the Nollywood circuit, being able to fit comfortably well into both Yoruba and English movies.

2. Fathia Balogun - This is one versatile actress in the yoruba movie industry I never knew she is not originally yoruba until I came across her profile online because she has adapted so well. Fathia is Urhobo from Delta state. She was born on February 1969 at Ukwara, water side local government area of Delta State, southern Nigeria.

3. Richard Agbor - This is my celebrity crush, I love this actor so much, especially his opolo eyes. Richard Agbor has been in Nollywood for over 17 years and has contributed tremendously to its growth in both Yoruba and the English sectors. The model cum actor hails from Cross River State

4. Clarion Chukura - (born Clara Nneka Oluwatoyin Folashade Chukwurah on the 24th July 1964) is a Nigerian actress and humanitarian. Chukwura was born as the only daughter in a family of 4. She is from Anambra state, popular music video director Clarence Peter is her son. His father is popular fuji musician Shina Peters.

IamAtribalist:
There is no discussion about the originators of movies in Nigeria. History makes it LOUD and CLEAR - its the YORUBAS. Any attempt to muddle the issue is dumb and a waste of time. So please give it to the amala-eaters when they deserve it. I have no dogs in this fights. And they akpu-eaters should stop making noise here.

Iamsynord:
I love Yoruba films but they should pls stop ending every film by visiting the herbalist and stop blood from coming out of their guns ..

tonychristopher:

Oga it is inconsequential and I was abusive ..was I ?

Flyoruboy:


Lol. Smh. The igboman has some serious and chronic inferiority complex issues, so much so that he sees every issue from a yoruphobic worldview. Smh again. This thread is about non-yorubas in an indigenous Yoruba film sector but the igboman still can't help feeling inferior over this too.

Guy, If it gives you a hard-on or make you feel better so be it. Knock yourself out bwoy. .

pinkiberry:
and also dirty too

winniz:


The only people misinforming people here are you Yorubas desperately trying to rewrite history. Yorubas only did stage plays and Dramas not Cinema movies.

Diamondpicture:
Making the Yoruba industry what it was today we are part of its success story I am an Igbo guy but I can truly state my archievement in the Yoruba movie industry we were there in the days of the real and true Yoruba cultural and epic movie making not the Yoruba movie of today

These are some of my movies
Bashorun gaa by adebayo faleti
Ogun agbekoya, onikoyi,ajaka ekun, by lere paimo
Ologbo aye
Agutan bolojo by dagunro films
Oduduwa
Seranko seniyan
Ogbun aiye
Just to mention but few I have over 100 movies to my collection

livinbygrace:



Keep it up bro.We need more of people like u in this country.God crown ur efforts with blessings .