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The 39 pages that link to Nollywood, each with the reason it gives.

• Genevieve NnajiNarrower topic: Nnaji's acting and production career developed within this industry and helped raise its international profile.

• Kunle AfolayanNarrower topic: Afolayan’s career developed within, and helped broaden the reach of, this industry.

• Tunde KelaniNarrower topic: Kelani’s career intersects with Nollywood while retaining a strong Yoruba-language focus.

• Amaka IgweNarrower topic: Igwe’s films and television work belong to the wider Nigerian screen industry.

• Yoruba cinemaNarrower topic: Yoruba cinema developed within Nigeria's wider, rapidly expanding video-film industry.

• Rita DominicNarrower topic: Dominic’s career developed within this industry and contributed to its mainstream visibility.

• The ChildNarrower topic: The Child belongs to the Nigerian cinema context associated with Nollywood.

• Omotola Jalade EkeindeNarrower topic: The industry in which Ekeinde built her screen career.

• Daniel K. DanielNarrower topic: Nollywood is the industry that supplies much of his film work.

• Joke SilvaNarrower topic: Silva's film career is part of this broad and multilingual industry.

• Justus EsiriNarrower topic: Esiri’s later screen career included prominent work in Nigeria’s film industry.

• Kanayo O. KanayoNarrower topic: His career developed within the Nigerian film industry and its expanding audiences.

• O.C. UkejeNarrower topic: Ukeje built his screen career within this industry.

• Ramsey NouahNarrower topic: Nouah’s acting and filmmaking career developed within this industry.

• Stephanie Okereke LinusNarrower topic: Linus’s acting and filmmaking career developed within this prolific film industry.

• Uche JomboNarrower topic: Her career developed within this industry and contributed to its popular cinema.

• Yvonne OkoroNarrower topic: Her Nigerian film roles connect her to this industry.