Nollywood weeps as Jonathan's loses
     With generous government grants and numerous appearances on the red  carpet, Nigeria’s outgoing President Goodluck Jonathan made a mark in  Nollywood - the country’s home-grown movie industry turned  billion-dollar enterprise. As Jonathan prepares for his exit, it is  uncertain times for Nollywood, reported the Voice of America on  Thursday.  In the more than 20 years since Nigeria’s Hollywood emerged,  Nollywood has grown from low-budget movies sold on VHS tapes to a $5  billion movie industry.  In a 2006 UNESCO study, Nollywood was ranked the second-most  productive movie industry, ahead of Hollywood and behind only India’s  Bollywood.  But it was an uphill struggle until Jonathan came along, said Mike  Nliam, who works at the Association of Movie Producers in Nigeria.  “We have had tremendous support from this government. I think it’s  the government that has really looked into the potential and what  Nollywood can be,” said Nliam.  In November 2010, Jonathan announced a $2...