One Country 2500 Movies A Year

<p>Nigeria produces over 2500 movies every year-more than Hollywood and Bollywood-but its filmmakers remain broke censored underpaid and trapped in a system built on hype instead of structure.</p><p>In ONE COUNTRY 2500 MOVIES A YEAR attorney filmmaker and reform advocate Dr. Ope Banwo delivers the most fearless audit ever written about Nollywood. He exposes the corruption censorship mismanaged film funds broken distribution networks and creative tyranny undermining Africa's biggest film industry.</p><p>This book names names shows receipts and uncovers the economic and political forces that keep Nigeria's creative economy underperforming. With powerful analysis real-life case studies and an unfiltered call for reform Dr. Banwo explains why 70% of Nollywood films lose money and how the industry can be rebuilt in the next decade.</p><p>You will discover:<br>- Why Nollywood's financial model is collapsing<br>- How piracy censorship and creative funds undermine creativity<br>- Why YouTube is quietly replacing traditional distribution<br>- How producers marketers guilds and government agencies contributed to the mess<br>- A practical 10-year roadmap for transforming Nigeria's film economy</p><p>Bold disruptive and solution-driven this is not an attack-it is a national intervention.<br>If you love Nollywood read this book.<br>If you hate what it has become read it twice.</p>