A vibrant discussion on various aspects of the Nigerian creative industry, focusing on filmmaking, music, animation, and regulatory measures.

It highlights the importance of believing in the creative abilities of artists and the need for their intellectual property to serve as collateral for funding. Collaboration and quality are emphasized over mere volume in creative output.

The conversation also touches on the role of the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) in regulating content to ensure it aligns with societal values and doesn't negatively impact audiences, especially children. There's a call for responsible portrayal in media and the need for platforms like YouTube to address the issue of inappropriate content.

Overall, it underscores the importance of quality, collaboration, and responsible content creation in the Nigerian creative landscape.