WHY INVESTORS RELUCTANT TO COMMIT FUNDS TO FILMMAKERS, BY FEMI ADEBAYO. (PHOTO).

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 Why investors reluctant to commit funds to filmmakers, by Femi Adebayo Seasoned actor Femi Adebayo has expressed his concern about the rising incidents of film piracy in the country. Adebayo, via his Instagram page, shared his experience in dealing with piracy perpetrators and how he was able to win the legal case against them. He lamented that the profits of the film industry have not been fully realised due to the illegal activities of movie pirates. Adebayo said: “The Nigerian film industry has experienced exponential growth over the years, but we haven’t been able to maximize the true dividends of this business because of daredevil pirates who benefit where they didn’t show. “This is a major reason why investors find it hard to commit their funds to filmmakers. However, through persistence and the use of the legal framework covering intellectual property, we can bring their activities to a gradual halt. “Several times, I have been a victim of movie pirates and I never spared them.
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2019: CATHOLIC CHURCH WILL ENFORCE BAN ON POLITICAL PROPHECY-BISHOP ONAGA.{PHOTO}.

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      Enugu Catholic Bishop, Most. Rev. Callistus Onaga, has said the Catholic Church would enforce strict compliance to the directives by Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN) that Catholic priests should not get involved in endorsement of candidates ahead of the 2019 general elections.
Bishop Onaga, who made the assertion while delivering his Christmas message at a press conference in Enugu, said, “The habit of some clergy men making predictions and showing partisanship in the way they preach at the altar has been stopped.
“The clerics shouldn’t engage in political prophecies on who wins or loses.”
The Bishop also urged Christians to extend love to all, even their enemies as well as the less privileged.
He, however, expressed concern over what he described as grave socio-political and economic situation prevalent in the country, saying that the country was sitting on a brink of extinction.
Bishop Onaga charged Nigerians to pray hard and to use the opportunity of Christmas celebration to seek God’s intervention in the land in order to avert the wicked plans of the devil against the country.
“In Nigeria today, you are all aware that things are going helter-skelter, not to just exaggerate; things are not going well. It will be wrong for anybody to say things are going well in Nigeria. Both politicians, men of God, businessmen, and all kinds of moguls know that Nigeria is sitting on the brink of extinction.
“And we are praying to God that 2019 will give us some hope. And I know; I believe that God loves Nigeria, something will happen.
“So, my dear people let us use the Christmas of this year to ask God to continue to lead us to the land of hope that we are moving to,” he said.
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