Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde

The film is based on Nigerian medical doctor Ameyo Adadevoh who was credited with having curbed a wider spread of the Ebola virus in Nigeria by placing the patient zero, Patrick Sawyer.

Adebisi, a young woman from a wealthy family, has her life shattered by her father's controlling grip. Finally allowed to experience freedom through the NYSC program, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, befriending a young man from a humble background who challenges her perspectives. As she begins to find her voice and assert her independence, her father's wrath looms large. In a desperate bid to protect her daughter, Adebisi's seemingly docile mother reveals a depth of strength and determination, confronting the secrets and lies that have defined their family's dynamics. As the mother's hidden narrative unfolds, the film exposes the complexities of mother-daughter relationships, unresolved grief, and the struggle for individuality.

A family faces destruction in a long-running conflict between communities that pits relatives against each other amid attacks and reprisals.

Bent on bringing sexual predators to justice, a strong-willed attorney and activist struggles with her own demons while trying to satisfy her desires.

Anya's dream turned into a nightmare when she was accused of killing 3 men. For her to regain her freedom she had to share her secret with world. With help of her sister Chioma and an inexperienced attorney Ijé tells the story in a riveting way with an unexpected climatic ending. It's a story that conveys the fusion of the African culture with the American culture in a court room like no other.

Mid-air difficulties force a Nigerian commercial plane into an emergency landing with devastating consequences.

Adobea, Buki and Theresa are three women from different walks of life bound together by a similar pain; the loss of a child. In a destined meeting in a small village in Kroboland, the women journey together to redemption, love, life and forgiveness as they renovate a dilapidated clinic for the villagers.

A compelling drama centred on love, sacrifice, and complex relationships, where personal choices and emotional commitments are put to the ultimate test when unexpected circumstances challenge a couple's bond.

This story is about Veno, played by Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, a young woman whose life spirals out of control after tragedy strikes her family.

Agbonma is the daughter of a palm wine tapper. She is desperate to escape her impoverished background and goes to live in the city in order to achieve her dream life by faking it to make it.

The ups and downs of a modern relationship.

Jealous Esther does everything she can to make virtuous Gloria look bad. She tells lies, and comes to envy Gloria her career and her husband. In part two, Esther works on ruining Gloria's children. Where will it end?

The story follows a man named Austin who seeks to upgrade his social status by pursuing and romancing a woman from a wealthy political family, abandoning true love in pursuit of greed and wealth, only for his ambition to end in heartbreak.

Before a father forbids his child to call him father, then the child might have committed a grievous offense. Senator Ezekiel has two daughters, Nancy and Whitney, the elders being Nancy is rather the black sheep of the humble and wealthy family. Her name is forbidden to be mentioned in the house or anywhere around the Senator. Her younger sister Whitney is not supposed to be anywhere near or have anything to do with her. Watch and find out why a father could actually be heartless towards his daughter. [parts 1-2]

A woman with political ambitions finally hit rock bottom when she allowed her aspirations to lead her down the wrong path

Angelica and Andrew dated for three years before Andrew travelled abroad to Austria. While away, news reaches him of Angelica’s promiscuous lifestyle in the village, prompting him to marry an Austrian woman, Anna, instead. Guided and influenced by her calculating mother, Angelica views relationships as transactional commodities and, through deceptive schemes, sets out to wreck Andrew's new marriage and claim him back for financial gain.

Emma (Damasus-Aboderin), Candace (Genevieve Nnaji) and Yvonne (Jalade-Ekeinde) have been friends since High School and have since settled into their respective lifestyles. Emma lives with her Business Executive husband and kids (Orji) in marital, surburban bliss until a face from the past (Odokwu) stirs up dysfunction in their happy home. Candace is an egotistical, A list-movie star who tests the fidelity of her fiance (Elliott) by thrusting him into the arms of the career-driven stockbroker, Yvonne. Her humdrum life is forever changed by Candace’s obscene 100000 Naira bet- “Can you seduce my man?” Can she? Can Emma put out the fire under her roof and if so- at whose expense? —freewebs.com/fireflytigereye/

Two beautiful, sexy female singers have a rivalry that dates back to their secondary school days. They go head to head in a fierce battle to be crowned the winner of a national singing competition. [parts 1-2]

Serious health issues and cultural resistance to inter-ethnic marriage test a young couple's relationship.

Sade, rejected by her in-laws, hits the streets with her two sons after the death of her husband. This was the beginning of a long journey marred by insecurity, death and poverty.

Follows the Niger-Delta militants' struggle as witnessed by inhabitants of the communities.