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eken2023:Set by losers ![]() |
Smartcitizen:Posted on nairaland by an Otokoto. ![]() |
lol Losers no dey tire ![]() |
MrIcredible:They do not only use those babies for rituals,they also eat them. Yuki |
Smartcitizen:Fake news by Otokoto. ![]() |
INDOMIE9090:lol The ugly head can never post their cesspit because they know that Ibadan city is more developed than the entire Igboland infrastructurally and even has better road network than any state in the SE. |
Ezmans:Those foolish governors are really heartless and wicked for what they have done to the local govts. |
Godfrey858:You are known for hyping nonsense while poverty ravage your people pushing them to do all forms of crimes known and unthinkable. The video didn't show any 20 houses and Yoruba and Hausa do more than these audio gifts but will not come and disturb the peace of others. |
Revealpanda:lol Which tribe does skull mining and ritual reach SE in Africa? Even your dirty people are fleeing to the SW in droves so they can escape with their heads and other vital parts of their body.In fact,there is no crime left undone by the SE. Even you and your ancestors know that it will take a thousand years for SE people to be as rich and successful as the SW people Yorubas are unarguably the richest blacks in the world with the highest number of dollar billionaires both in Nigeria and abroad. Yorubas wealth is evenly spread amongst them due to their hardwork. Everybody knows that they have the richest professionals,technocrats,skilled and unskilled people,musicians,traders(in fact,they dominate the building materials markets in Nigeria and some other vital sectors too) Even MC Oluomo is richer than all the agboros in the SE and their billionaires lumped together ![]() A dirty pig like you is afraid to post the pigsty called SE Igboland. Shame on your drugged,rotten teeth and flat headed cannibal flat head. I spit on your dirty,ugly,cannibal,table flat head. |
DMerciful:lol So you are FBI now? |
Lungs:Don't be a mumu,I said from Ibadan city only and then add 20 more. Your poverty stricken Igboland ... entire Igboland cannot boast of only 8 good places Shame on 45 million flat table heads ![]() |
lol Yorubanisation or whatever you call it will bring a lot of goodies to Nigerians. Tinubu is really T-Pain... Temporary Pain. Those who call him this name really admire and respect him deeply. |
Revealpanda:An ugly pig like you is afraid to post the pigsty called SE Igboland. Shame on your drugged,rotten teeth and flat headed cannibal flat head. I spit on your dirty,ugly,cannibal,table flat head. Which tribe can be as ugly as cannibals? Ugliest tribe in Africa. |
Revealpanda:An ugly pig like you is afraid to post the pigsty called SE Igboland. Shame on your drugged,rotten teeth and flat headed cannibal flat head. I spit on your dirty,ugly,cannibal,table flat head. Which tribe can be as ugly as cannibals? Ugliest tribe in Africa. |
Revealpanda:A pig like you is afraid to post the pigsty called SE Igboland. Shame on your drugged,rotten teeth and flat headed cannibal flat head. I spit on your dirty,ugly,cannibal,table flat head. |
lereinter:Everybody knows that Yorubas are the richest people in Nigeria,reason they throw Owanbe parties every weekend If Igbos try it,they will be deleted from space by poverty. Yorubas are the richest blacks both in Africa and abroad. That woman has been doing it for long and she can feed the entire people in Igboland. |
Revealpanda:This dirty cannibal and his hallucinations ![]() Post videos of SE and stop dreaming. Ibadan is more developed than the entire poverty stricken Igboland. Stop crying. Post,let people see the pigsty called Igboland. |
kingbee90:lol ![]() Ok,we have seen pic of a tiny old place in Ibadan.We have a lot of that in different places in Igboland like Okpoko,Obiagu etc too Leave pictures,post just 8 videos of good places in the entire Igboland and I will post 30 from Ibadan that will be better than whatever you post,then I will add another 20.All from different places. Coward like you is afraid to post videos of Igboland that will show the nooks and crannies of your poverty stricken Igboland when compared to Ibadan city only. Coward.I spit on your flat head. ![]() |
Basic123:lol If a Yoruba man or Hausa man does this,you seldom see them coming to the media but let an Igboman even build a pigsty somewhere,you will hear that billionaire Chimzy has built 20 of the biggest,largest etc pigsty in the world in Chike compound. ![]() They can lie ehn Everybody with 5 Milion in his account is a billionaire in Igboland. ![]() |
Revealpanda:You are crying because you know that Ibadan is more developed than the entire Igboland SE. We have seen all the videos of SE Igboland and it is a pity that 45 million Igbos cannot develop that small space. Only Ibadan city has more than 12 GRAs and numerous estates while the entire Igboland cannot boast of 8 GRAs. Poverty is really bad. |
Revealpanda:Dirty cannibal like you know that you have nothing to post from the poverty stricken Igboland SE. Ibadan is more developed than the entire Igboland. You know this and you will continue to cry because it will take a thousand years for Igboland to be where Ibadan is today. |
Lungs:lol You are backing out because you know that Igboland is an eyesore. Igboland is like a war ravaged nation when compared to Ibadan city only. Coward ![]() |
Revealpanda:I can post many brown roofs from the SE but I wouldn't because I know that SE is a poverty stricken region but with a few good places,though. If you are man enough, post the video of only 8 good places in the SE and I will post 30 from Ibadan city only and still post 20 more only if you can post just 8 videos from the entire Igboland SE. I can bet that you cannot because SE is very backward.You would rather rant like the coward you are. Tell me to post first and I will. I know you have already accepted that Ibadan city is more developed than the entire Igboland if you cannot post SE videos. Coward will run now |
Revealpanda:It is a business man and politician stunt and only the wise knows this. Post the pics of the 20 houses and furniture nah These people are known for lies and fake news. It is all lies,sir Audio news. |
Goalnaldo:You can believe anything Sha. It is audio,showmanship If it were true,he will post the pictures of the houses and furniture. |
Holybaddo:You are the one high on cow dung when you wrote something against people that are better,richer and more progressive than you in almost all fields of human endeavours. Have you eaten today? |
Okpokpo09:It will take thousand of years for SE to be as developed as SW. Remember,only Ibadan city is more developed than the entire SE. This is why the rich Yoruba people are always throwing parties. If SE people try this,they will become extinct from poverty. |
If true,vey laudable deed indeed. Audio houses,I presume,going by the video. |
DMerciful:He doesn't have to say that because the FBI who are the authority on that have already confirmed it as baseless and only a mumu will still cling to a fake news. |
I don't know if these people are literate enough to know that Tinubu takes responsibility for anything that happens to the growth or otherwise of Nigeria. If I were either Hausa or Igbo,I will still put Yoruba in very strategic positions at this very trying time of Nigeria because,I am sorry to say this but Yorubas have proven to be the best administrators with time. Are these people saying that Tinubu should put Hausa/Fulani or some other tribe in those very sensitive positions and shun his own people just because he is the president and of Yoruba stock? Some might call it nepotism but have they asked who were occupying those positions before?.Mostly Hausa/Fulani,of course. Are you saying that Tinubu should leave them there or still change them with more Hausa/Fulani people? If Tinubu fails,you will surely say Yorubas have disappointed Nigerians. We still have twofold the number of Hausa/Fulani people in govt more than any tribe even in NNPC. I think Tinubu should change them more. Put Igbos too in one or two strategic areas. Those he can trust,of course. |
I don't know if these people are literate enough to know that Tinubu takes responsibility for anything that happens to the growth or otherwise of Nigeria. |
by OrjiOko Uzor December 27, 2024. Who is the Richest Director in Nollywood? Nollywood, Nigeria’s film industry, has experienced remarkable growth over the past few decades, producing films that resonate both locally and internationally. This expansion has not only elevated the industry’s global standing but has also led to significant financial success for its key players, particularly directors who bring compelling stories to life. Who is the Richest Director in Nollywood? Determining the “richest” director in Nollywood involves assessing various factors, including net worth, cumulative box office earnings, and other income streams such as endorsements and production ventures. It’s important to note that while box office earnings provide insight into a director’s commercial success, they don’t directly equate to personal wealth. Directors often share profits with producers, actors, and other stakeholders, and their income can also be supplemented by other ventures. Top Nollywood Directors by Net Worth. 1. Kunle Afolayan Net worth: Estimated at around $8 million Career highlights: Kunle Afolayan is renowned for his dedication to high-quality filmmaking and storytelling. His production company, Golden Effects Pictures, has been instrumental in producing critically acclaimed films that have garnered both local and international recognition. 2. Kemi Adetiba Net worth: Estimated at around $6 million. Career highlights: Kemi Adetiba gained widespread acclaim with her directorial debut, “The Wedding Party,” which became one of Nigeria’s highest-grossing films. She further solidified her status with the “King of Boys” series, showcasing her versatility and storytelling prowess. 3. Niyi Akinmolayan Net worth: Around $5 million. Career highlights: Akinmolayan’s diverse filmography includes hits like “The Wedding Party 2” and “Chief Daddy.” His company, Anthill Studios, specializes in animation and visual effects, contributing significantly to his financial success. 4. Tope Oshin Net worth: Estimated at $4 million. Career highlights: Oshin is celebrated for films that delve into social issues with emotional depth. Her production company, Sunbow Productions, has been pivotal in bringing compelling narratives to the screen. 5. Mildred Okwo. Net worth: Estimated at around $3.5 million. Career highlights: Okwo’s films are known for their originality and strong narratives. As a co-owner of The Audrey Silva Company, she has significantly influenced Nollywood’s landscape. 6. Akin Omotoso. Net worth: Around $3 million. Career highlights: Omotoso’s work spans film, television, and theater, with his films receiving international acclaim for their powerful storytelling. 1. Funke Akindele Total gross earnings: Over ₦2.89 billion. Notable films: A Tribe Called Judah (2023) – ₦1.4 billion. Battle on Buka Street (2022) – ₦668 million. Omo Ghetto: The Saga (2020) – ₦636 million. Your Excellency (2019) – ₦186 million. 2. Niyi Akinmolayan Total gross earnings: ₦1.15 billion. Notable films: The Wedding Party 2 (2017) – ₦433 million. Chief Daddy (2018) – ₦387 million. Prophetess (2021) – ₦178 million. My Village People (2021) – ₦100 million. The Set Up (2019) – ₦53 million. 3. Kayode Kasum Total gross earnings: ₦1.02 billion. Notable films: Sugar Rush (2019) – ₦287 million. Fate of Alakada: The Party Planner (2020) – ₦113 million. Quam’s Money (2020) – ₦92 million. Soole (2021) – ₦51 million. Dwindle (2021) – ₦43 million. Factors Influencing Directors’ Wealth Several elements contribute to the financial success of Nollywood directors: Box office performance: High-grossing films significantly boost a director’s earnings and reputation. Endorsements and partnerships: Successful directors often secure brand endorsements and collaborate with multinational companies, leveraging their influence in the entertainment industry. Production companies: Many Nollywood directors own or co-own production houses, enabling them to produce their films and retain a larger share of profits. For instance, Kunle Afolayan’s Golden Effects Pictures and Kemi Adetiba’s Kemi Adetiba Visuals have been instrumental in their respective financial successes. International collaborations: Partnerships with international streaming platforms like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video have provided Nollywood directors with additional revenue streams. Films like The King of Boys series by Kemi Adetiba and Kunle Afolayan’s Citation have enjoyed worldwide distribution through these platforms. Diversified portfolios: Many directors have diversified their income by engaging in other creative endeavors, including advertising, music video production, writing, and public speaking. Challenges Nollywood Directors Face While Nollywood directors have achieved considerable success, they face numerous challenges that can impact their financial standing: Funding: Filmmaking in Nigeria often requires significant financial investment. Accessing adequate funding remains a challenge, despite the industry’s growth. Piracy: Nollywood loses millions annually to piracy, which reduces revenue for directors, producers, and other stakeholders. Infrastructure deficits: Limited access to advanced film production equipment and studios forces directors to work creatively within constraints, often at increased costs. Limited cinema chains: The relatively small number of cinema chains in Nigeria limits the box office potential of even the most successful films. Distribution challenges: Directors must navigate complex distribution networks to ensure their films reach diverse audiences locally and internationally. The wealth of Nollywood directors reflects not only their personal success but also the growth and global recognition of the Nigerian film industry. Directors like Kunle Afolayan, Kemi Adetiba, and Niyi Akinmolayan have set benchmarks for excellence and profitability, proving that Nollywood is a force to be reckoned with. As the industry evolves, it will be fascinating to see how these creative visionaries adapt to new challenges and opportunities, further solidifying their financial and cultural impact on the global stage. https://theinfong.com/2024/12/who-is-the-richest-director-in-nollywood |
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