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Ghana to crack down on TV stations illegally airing Nigerian movies, Deputy NFA CEO assures top filmmaker
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The Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the National Film Authority (NFA), James Gardiner, has pledged stronger enforcement against Ghanaian television stations that illegally broadcast Nigerian films, assuring Nollywood producer Uchenna Mbunabo that authorities are taking the issue seriously.
The NFA says it is working with key regulators to curb the unauthorised broadcast of Nigerian movies by some Ghanaian television stations.
James Gardiner "I noticed that Ghanaian TV stations, the way they are stealing our films and showing them for free with impunity.
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