Nollywood legend Dr Sam Dede has revealed that Nollywood industry is not well patterned to put food on the table for its practitioners. TIG Magazine

Dede, who doubles up as a lecturer in Uniport, an expert in film and television production, acting voice and speech training in the art department, advised that the industry needs to be revamped and restructured to benefit all the people involved in the productions process.

He said: “I think you know the creative industry in Nigeria is still not probably structure in such a way that it puts money in the pocket of the practitioners and that is what we have been talking about for many years.

“We need to sit down and look at the model to rearrange the system in such a way that the practitioners, those crew members that we overlook and ignore, begin something reasonable from a movie project.

“Because the movie producers own the right for life. And the people who put heads together, their intellectual properties that make the movie come alive only go home, it shouldn’t be like that.

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The movie was interested..

ChiefSosa:
This movie that year

The movie was so real, that's wen Nigeria home movie was super interesting.

ChiefSosa:

Very interesting. Immediately they pull up in their vehicles with their machetes, you'll already know they mean business lol

ChiefSosa:
This movie that year

See as Nwoke pose for the photoshoot.
Later on, Nwoke betrayed the group and joined the Bad Boys/criminal gang
This movie was popular that year 2000-2001