Nollywood Is Therapy For Me - Uche Jombo

In this episode of Old vs New, award-winning actress, filmmaker, writer and producer Uche Jombo reflects on her remarkable journey through Nollywood, sharing the experiences, decisions and defining moments that shaped her career. Uche opens up about the evolution of the Nigerian film industry, explaining how Nollywood has always responded to audience demand and why she believes the industry is "a child of circumstance." She also looks back on the impact of Girls Cot, why she believes it helped spark the wave of female-led films, and how storytelling in Nollywood has evolved over the years. The veteran actress also reveals how she took charge of her own career by writing scripts and pitching them directly to producers, creating opportunities for herself long before it became common practice. She shares the importance of taking initiative, believing in your work, and carving your own path in a competitive industry. Beyond her career, Uche Jombo speaks candidly about why acting excites her, why she jokes that she'd probably be in therapy if she weren't filming, and what continues to inspire her after decades in Nollywood. From unforgettable films and career-defining decisions to the changing face of Nigerian cinema, this episode offers an honest and insightful look into the life of one of Nollywood's most respected storytellers. BBig thanks to Jameson Yard for hosting this episode.. What was your favourite Uche Jombo moment or film? Connect with Pulse Nigeria » Read & Watch via our Website: http://www.pulse.ng » Like us on Facebook:   / pulsenigeria247   » Follow us on Instagram:   / pulsenigeri.  . » Tweet us on Twitter:   / pulsenigeria247