The federal government has declared that releasing skits, films, or music videos without the classification of the National Films and Videos Censors Board (NFVCB) is an offence.
The federal government has declared that releasing skits, films, or music videos without the classification of the National Films and Videos Censors Board is an offence.
In May, the NFVCB announced its intention to start classifying audio-visual content such as skits and music videos. The board’s executive director, Shaibu Husseini, stressed the necessity of enhancing video content classification in Nigeria. Husseini stated that the board is collaborating with security agencies to identify and prosecute violators.“It is also an offence to distribute or exhibit any film or video content including skits and musical videos on any platform without recourse to the National Film and Video Censors Board for classification,” Husseini said.
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