Nollywood is the Best Global Brand of Nigeria


Nollywood is the Best Global Brand of Nigeria


Nollywood is made in Nigeria, but the NOLLYWOOD MIRROR®Series is printed in the United States of America. The phenomenal Nigerian video film industry has attracted millions of Africans in Africa and other Africans in the Diaspora. Nollywood has attracted American film scholars and students who are studying Nollywood from Harvard to Yale and other universities. And has made the NOLLYWOOD MIRROR®Series a must have in private and public libraries.

The NOLLYWOOD MIRROR®Series is written by
Ekenyerengozi Michael Chima, one of the most recognized leading experts on Nollywood and published by the International Digital Post Network Limited that is about to launch the first annual Focus On Nollywood (FON) at the FOCUS 2017 from December 5-6, at the Business Design Centre in London, UK.

So much has been written and published on Nollywood, our Nollywood, the phenomenal Nigerian film industry producing thousands of home videos telling stories of Nigerians from the past to the present and has caught the attention of the rest of the world to say Wow! African magic? Did you know that Ivorian rebels in the bush stopped fighting when a shipment of Nollywood Dvds arrived from Lagos? Did you know that Zambian mothers said that their children now talk with accents copied from Nollywood movies? Did you know that when the President of Sierra Leone asked Genevieve Nnaji to join him on the campaign trail he attracted record crowds at rallies, because of her? Yes, Nollywood is our African magic that has hooked the world. The maiden edition of Nollywood Mirror® is a celebration of the best of Nollywood.



NOLLYWOOD MIRROR®Series Book 2


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The second edition of NOLLYWOOD MIRROR® is twice as nice as the first edition both in content and context and definitely a collector’s item.

The first edition was a celebration of the emergence of Nollywood as a phenomenal film industry in Africa and celebrated the icons of Nollywood from the best awards events - Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) and Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards (AMVCA) to the sexiest actresses, best directors and how Nollywood can break into the highly competitive global film market.

NOLLYWOOD MIRROR® has become the most widely circulated current publication on Nollywood in three different versions; paperback, hardcover and Amazon Kindle and distributed by the biggest booksellers in the world, including Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Lulu, Tower Books and others.

We thank God for making it an instant success!
The second edition is awesome!

On the cover is the montage of the most expected new movies by the most ambitious Nigerian filmmakers showing the impressive developments in the Nigerian film industry in 2014.

This edition is loaded with beautiful and wonderful feature stories celebrating Lancelot Imasuen’s “Invasion 1897”, the Nigeria Centenary epic on the invasion of the Benin Kingdom by the British Empire in 1897 with the capture and exile of the King of Benin, Omo n’Oba Ovonramwen Nogbaisi; the Beauty Queens of Nollywood never seen before in a single publication; President Goodluck Jonathan’s unprecedented support for Nollywood; Special Effects in Nollywood movies by Geoffrey Gania, the 2013 AMAA prize winner for Best Achievement in Visual Effects; Orlando Martins, the first Nigerian Hollywood star with the great American President, the late Ronald Reagan; “Palaver”, the first feature film made in Nigeria in 1926, but yet to be seen in the country; the Evolution of Digital Film-Making in Nollywood; How To Break into Nollywood Without Stress; Dame Taiwo Ajai-Lycett: Portrait of the Quintessential Nigerian Actress and so much more that makes it a must have edition of NOLLYWOOD MIRROR®. Enjoy!



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