The National Films and Videos Censors Board, NFVCB, has warned that releasing music videos, skits and films without its classification is an offence.
The NFVCB’s classification system assigns age ratings and content advisories to audiovisual content, aiding families in making informed viewing choices and protecting children from unsuitable material.
The NFVCB Director General, Shaibu Husseini had earlier in an interview with DAILY POST announced the extension of the board’s classification requirements to include music videos and skits.
In a statement made available to DAILY POST on Wednesday, Husseini warned content creators against the distribution of unclassified material.
“It is also an offence to distribute or exhibit any film or video content, musical videos and skits on any platform without recourse to the National Film and Video Censors Board for classification.
“We are collaborating with relevant security agencies to track any individuals and production companies involved to make sure they face the full wrath of the law,” he said.