Ghana government to crack down on TV stations airing Nigerian movies

The Ghana authorities has announced plans to authorisation immoderate tv stations that aerial Nigerian films.

James Gardiner, the Deputy CEO of the Ghana National Film Authority, NFA, announced the country’s plans to ace down connected tv stations that broadcast Nigerian movies without authorisation.

James Gardiner, made the announcement successful video during a speech with a Nigerian producer, Uchenna Mbunabo.

The Nigerian filmmaker had accused Ghanaian TV stations of downloading Nollywood movies from YouTube and airing them without authorisation.

Mbunabo said to him “I noticed that Ghanaian TV stations, the mode they are stealing our films and showing them for escaped with impunity. Is it legalised successful your state for TV stations to spell connected YouTube, download people’s sweat and amusement it for free?”

In response, Gardiner said “it’s not legalised.”

Mbunabo replied “What is your authorities doing astir it.”

Gardiner answered “that’s the 1 of the large things that we’re trying to address. We’ve met with the ministry of c...