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Wednesday, 21 May 2014
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Nigeria's Movie Industry now Nameless as Guy Buys Trademark for‘Nollywood’ In USA
Nigeria's movie industry popularly called Nollywood is currently been threatened as ‘Nollywood’ is now a registered trademark owned by a Nigerian guy living in the States, Nicholas Opara.
According to the United States Patent and Trademark office, the trademark was issued to Nicholas of Kirkland, WA. on December 03, 2013. What this means is that Nicholas Opara now has legal ownership of the term "Nollywood" and every time someone uses that term, they either have to get permission from him or pay him royalties, making it a potential cash cow for him.
According to the United States Patent and Trademark office, the trademark was issued to Nicholas of Kirkland, WA. on December 03, 2013. What this means is that Nicholas Opara now has legal ownership of the term "Nollywood" and every time someone uses that term, they either have to get permission from him or pay him royalties, making it a potential cash cow for him.
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Tuesday, 20 May 2014
Graphic pic: Over 200 killed this afternoon in Jos twin bomb blast

OK, apparently the bomb explosion that occurred this afternoon at the densely populated Terminus Market near Murtala Mohammed way in Jos is more serious than we thought. The twin explosion, which occurred 30 minutes apart, reportedly killed at least 200 people according to eye-witnesses, making it deadlier than the Nyanya blast.
Bomb Blast Hits Jos More Updates....
At about 2:55pm today, Tuesday, May 2oth, a bomb exploded in the central area of Jos, Plateau State.
The explosion occurred around a densely populated areas of Ahmadu Bello Way where the GSM market is located, The Nation reports.
The death toll is currently unknown, as security agencies have taken over the area and rescue operations are ongoing.
Photo Credit: AP/Emma Kayode/www.telegraph.co.uk
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