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Category Archives: Made-in-China Nollywood

[Film] Nollywood’s dream of Asia: ‘Malaysian Money’

A great representation of what happens in the stories of many West Africans before they make it to Asia. Although this film is about travelling to Malaysia, the family situation is very similar before coming to China. Enjoy!

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[Music] The blessing of a rising Nigerian star in China

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Nigerian celebrations, spectacle and tradition in Guangzhou, China. June 2016.

SANTY’s new release: Grace ‘Amara’

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[Music] Nigerian-Chinese ‘cross cultural’ uniqueness: Chykii’s ‘Na God’ Ft Karen and Spy-Uc

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It’s very simple. Sino-African encounters go way beyond economistic narratives of trade, commerce and ‘immigration’. Blame your social sciences training and your area study mentality and then, only then, enjoy this music. ;). BTW, in case you didn’t know, Nigerian tunes are the tunes of the future. #NigerianFuturisms