NFVCB classifies 1,185 films in 2025, warns defaulters
[The Guardian - Nigeria] - 14/01/2026
The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) has announced that a total of 1,185 films were approved and classified between January and December 2025, underscoring sustained growth and activity within Nigeria’s film industry. According to the annual classification report, The post NFVCB (…)
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