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Nollywood Star Funke Akindele Takes a Stand Against Piracy

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Funke Akindele, a prominent Nigerian actress and filmmaker, has spoken out against the devastating impact of piracy on the Nollywood film industry. In a recent video posted on Instagram, Akindele passionately appealed to her fans to join her in condemning this destructive practice.

She specifically addressed the issue of recording videos in cinemas, emphasizing that this is a form of piracy that can have severe consequences for filmmakers and the industry as a whole. Akindele stressed the importance of respecting the intellectual property rights of creators and the significant investments made in producing a movie.

Referencing her latest project, “Everybody Loves Jenifa,” Akindele urged her fans not to promote piracy, highlighting the harm it causes to the hard work and resources invested in the film. Her powerful message serves as a rallying cry, encouraging the public to support Nollywood by respecting the rights of creators and rejecting piracy.

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