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 Nigerians Report Online https://nigeriansreportng.blogspot.com   Over 2 million pageviews in 2022  Over 200, 000 views monthly.  Target for 2023: To have over 1 million pageviews monthly  Over 12 million pageviews annually. Launch pay per view streaming service for N1000 monthly per subscription. The news and entertainment streaming service in partnership with a leading American media company will start before the end of the year. Nigerians Report Online is also  launching a movie merchandise store on Flutterwave. The Global TV and Movie Merchandise Market is forecast to grow by $90.53 bn during 2022-2027, accelerating at a CAGR of 9.04% during the forecast period https://www.globenewswire.com/ news-release/2023/02/06/ 2601901/0/en/The-Global-TV- and-Movie-Merchandise-Market- is-forecast-to-grow-by-90-53- bn-during-2022-2027- accelerating-at-a-CAGR-of-9- 04-during-the-forecast-period. html

The Indian film industry popularly known as Bollywood currently ranks number one in the world for attendance and film production with over 1,000 films produced a year and approximately 90% of revenues derived from non-English language movies. Recent reports project the country's film industry to grow from $3.2 billion in 2010 to $5 billion by 2014. Bollywood films cost millions of dollars and the most expensive so far is Ra.One , a science fiction film with a budget of about USD 27 million. Copyright © 2012 Nigerians Report, International Digital Post Network Limited. All rights reserved. Tweet

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Top Nigerian journalists parley for Changing Faces Faruk Lasaki’s romantic thriller Changing Faces attracted top journalists from the leading newspapers, TV channels and news websites Friday morning at the popular Ojez Restaurant and Entertainment Centre inside the National Stadium in Surulere, Lagos. The news media parley commenced the publicity for the forthcoming screening of Changing Faces at the Silverbird Cinemas and other theatres in Nigeria, Ghana and other African countries from December 23, 2011. Victor Akande, the Group Entertainment Editor of The Nation facilitated the event. The Editors and Senior Reporters of the following Nigerian newspapers and TV Station were present. 1. The Guardian 2. The Punch 3. The Nation 4. This Day 5. Galaxy TV 6. Vanguard 7. Supple Magazine 8. Nigerians Report Only four of the invited journalists were absent Tweet