The Nigerian Movie Industry, better known as Nollywood, is indeed waxing very strong at the moment, offering many possibilities for entertainment and relaxation not just to the people of Nigeria but also to foreigners all over the world.<\/p>\n
The industry has grown very big, becoming the largest in Africa and the second largest by the number of Nigerian movies produced per year, just behind Bollywood (Indian movie industry). Nollywood indeed deserves credit for also providing a good and entertaining way to learn the\u00a0Hausa language<\/a>\u00a0and also get insights into the\u00a0Hausa culture.<\/p>\n Be it romance, comedy, horror, drama, soap operas, or action films \u2013 the \u00a0Nigerian film industry has shown that it is equal to the task. In this article, we’ve decided to take a look at movies that could be considered as the very best of Nigerian movies<\/a>.<\/p>\n You’ll agree with me that coming up with a ‘Best Nigerian Movies’<\/strong> list can be very subjective as what Mr A might consider a very good movie might not be as good for Mr B. It can take a lot of hard work. However, we’ve tried our best to bring you what we consider and what we believe will be considered by many as the Best Nigerian Movies.<\/p>\n The criteria for our selection is not just the scripts, but it includes the quality of the movies, the production quality, performance, directing, sound, makeup and visual effects.<\/p>\n20 Best Nigerian Movies of All Time<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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