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Pamela's World discusses the Nigerian film industry, Nollywood: “Nollywood is currently one of the largest multi billion film producing industries in the world after Hollywood and Bollywood. Nigerians have again proven that the ability to bring honey from a hard stone WITHOUT external support is something within the survivalist Nigerian spirit.”
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