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Legit.ng on MSNClem Ohameze Speaks Out on Viral Rumours of Stroke and Family Abandonment, Weeps in Video
Actor Clem Ohameze addressed viral rumours about his health and family, denying claims of a stroke and abandonment. He vowed ...
Veteran Nollywood actor, Olusegun Akinremi, fondly known as Chief Kanran, has died at the age of 70.The news was ...
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P.M. News on MSNNollywood in mourning again as popular actor, Chief Kanran, dies
By Jide AwoyinfaNigeria’s film industry Nollywood was again thrown into mourning on Friday with the death of famous for playing a wealthy man in movies, Segun Remi, popularly known as ‘Chief Kanran’ A ...
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The Punch on MSNVeteran Nollywood actor Chief Kanran is dead
Veteran Nollywood actor Olusegun Akinremi, popularly known as Chief Kanran, has died at the age of 70. Movie executive and ...
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The Punch on MSNNollywood mourns as ‘Chief Kanran’ dies at 70
The Nigerian movie industry has been thrown into another round of mourning following the death of veteran actor, Olusegun Akinremi, popularly known as Chief Kanran.The thespian, famed for his ...
Veteran Nollywood actor, Segun Remi, popularly known as Chief Kanran, reportedly slumped in his bathroom on Friday, which led ...
Veteran Nollywood actor and multiple award-winner, Olusegun Akinremi, popularly known as Chief Kanran, has reportedly passed ...
Nollywood rising star, Seun Osundiya, popularly known as ‘Seun Confirm,’ is dead. The cause of the actor’s death was ...
Nollywood is in mourning again following the death of actress Omotola Odunsi. Omotola's death was confirmed by her colleague, ...
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Legit.ng on MSNEmma Ugolee Calls Out Nollywood Over Unethical Rule Favouring Social Media Fame: "Unfair to Actors"
Emma Ugolee criticised Nollywood's trend of casting actors based on social media followings, urging filmmakers to prioritise ...
Nollywood is also Nigeria’s second biggest provider of work, employing directly or indirectly more than one million people, according to the United States International Trade Commission.
Nollywood is also Nigeria’s second biggest provider of work, employing directly or indirectly more than one million people, according to the United States International Trade Commission.
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