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Pere Egbi, a reality TV star, provided his opinions on the situation of African filmmaking.
In a Twitter post, the actor reportedly noted that South Africa currently has a competitive advantage over Nollywood in respect to storytelling, filmmaking, and work ethics.
While Nollywood has continued to expand and garner international attention, the former Big Brother Naija housemate revealed that South Africa has made notable strides in terms of production quality and industry standards.
In order to enhance African cinema’s standing internationally, Egbi emphasized the significance of cooperation between the two sectors.
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“I don’t mean to offend my Nollywood colleagues, but South Africa is far ahead of us in every way—from filmmaking to story telling to work ethics, you name it,” he wrote. They’re in the lead. “We must work together!”
Other news: Ghanaian actor Mawuli Gavor has explained why he quit his corporate position at the international accounting firm KPMG in order to devote himself entirely to his career in entertainment.
At first, Gavor tried to juggle his work at KPMG with early-morning modeling and photoshoot commitments, he revealed in an interview on the Blackvolta Podcast.
According to Naija News, he was making 770 cedis a month at the time and finding it difficult to balance the demands of both worlds.
