Ronke Oshodi Oke

After years of fighting to survive on the streets of Lagos, two brothers fall on opposite sides of the law. The bonds of brotherhood are put to the ultimate test as one joins a Taskforce that hunts down the other and his gang.

Ajosepo tells the story of Dapo and Tani, who are about to get married. Dapo hails from a disjointed family, and this looms over the forthcoming wedding as Tani's family are conservative Christians. The film follows the couple as they navigate to keep this secret from coming to light.

Shifting from her usual comedic angles to an emotionally charged, character-driven drama, the narrative revolves around Esosa and three fiercely loyal women. When a high-stakes crisis threatens the future of a young man they collectively love, their courage, faith, and mutual bonds are pushed to unimaginable limits.

At an epic beach bachelor party thrown by his buddies, a groom-to-be meets a lovely stranger who makes him rethink the meaning of life, and true love.

Two families reunite for a lavish Yoruba wedding after a past scandal nearly tore them apart. As Mary and Jide prepare to marry, unresolved tensions, family pressure, and reputation fears threaten their union. Meanwhile, new parents Dapo and Tani battle constant clashes between their feuding mothers. Amid tradition, church politics, and romantic distractions, both couples must choose honesty and commitment before the celebration unravels.

The story follows a young man mocked by his society for his love of weaving baskets and plaiting hair, crafts that his community believes are not for men. Refusing to abandon who he is, he is drawn into a mystical journey that could determine the fate of his entire kingdom.

Two underprivileged Nigerian women in their mid-thirties struggling to survive in the inner-city ghetto of Lagos, dream of relocating to America by any means necessary.