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Jul 18, 20172 min read

I Go Dye questions FG's new policy

I Go Dye questions FG's new policy
Galaxy TV · Entertainment desk · Lagos

Government VS artistes: I Go Dye questions FG's new policy

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Nigerian comedian, Francis Agoda, popularly known as I Go Dye has reacted to the proposed policy of the federal government to place a ban on Nigerian artistes shooting movies and music abroad.


 

I Go Dye took to his Instagram page to share his own opinion on the shooting ban.

Recalled that Galaxytvonline reported the restriction placed on Nigerian artistes shooting their video abroad, according to the Minister of Information and culture, Lai Mommamed.

Meanwhile, some reputable artistes in the Industry are not taking this new policy with good heart.

Prior to I Go Dye's reaction, the Okoye twin brothers, PSquare have also reflected negatively to this new policy.

In the same vein, Nigerian comedian I Go Dye reacted that before the government could make such policy, there should be more partnerships.

He wrote: "Undoubtedly,entertainment: Music,Comedy,Sport, and Film productions are the highest-ranking human resource export from Nigeria.

Government should protect their intellectual property and invest into its capacity building.

I have observed with keen interest the recent reports credited to the honourable minister of information and culture,proposing to ban the production of our indigenous films abroad.instead of such pronouncements,I expect a mutual partnership with government and all stake holders in the entertainments industry.

what level of support has government provided to growth of entertainment in terms of protecting their works?piracy is still on the high,most of the actors,actresses and producers do not earn what's is obtainable in other parts of the world in terms of technical,social support and general contribution to their well being.

I recommend that instead of putting laws to check the issue of films produced outside Nigeria.
Government should invest in the sector to develop it,introduce partnership that will bring about government earning funds from the services provided through technical equipment, logistic sites, and establishment of a standard Nollywood village.more so soft loans should be provided to aid film production ,while the ministry of information and culture should engage the film writer and producers to build contents that can significantly profile our image as a country.instead of confrontation,which will not be in the best interest of both the government and the artistes."

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