Ghanaian Actor Kofi Adjorlolo Raises Concerns Over Unauthorized Airing of Nigerian Movies

Renowned Ghanaian actor, Kofi Adjorlolo, has stirred a conversation regarding the unauthorized airing of Nigerian movies on Ghanaian TV channels, calling attention to its adverse effects on both Ghana’s film industry and the rights of Nigerian filmmakers.

In a recent interview on Hit FM’s DayBreak Hitz, the veteran actor expressed his dismay over Ghanaian television stations broadcasting Nigerian movies without proper authorization.

Adjorlolo, celebrated for his extensive contributions to Ghana’s cinematic landscape, emphasized the negative repercussions of this widespread practice.

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He highlighted the unfair competition it creates for Ghanaian actors, noting that Nigerian producers may prefer their own talents due to the accessibility of their movies in Ghana. Adjorlolo, currently filming in Nigeria, revealed that many Nigerian producers are discontented with Ghanaian channels and streaming platforms airing their films without permission.

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The actor underscored the financial implications for Ghanaian actors and urged local channels to halt this unauthorized distribution, stressing the importance of adhering to international copyright and intellectual property laws.

Adjorlolo’s remarks shed light on the need for greater awareness and enforcement of copyright regulations within the entertainment industry, emphasizing the importance of protecting the rights of both Ghanaian and Nigerian artists.

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