Tina Mba

It is a contemporary Nollywood adaptation of the biblical story of Ruth and Naomi, set within an Ikwerre community in Nigeria and exploring themes of grief, loyalty, and the challenges of widowhood.

The story follows a young, struggling hustler who is determined to break free from poverty by migrating abroad. However, his dreams of freedom take a sharp, agonizing turn when his plans become tied to a dangerous choice—one that threatens his moral limits and risks the life of someone he deeply loves.

Warrior Kosoko, grandson of King Ologun Kutere, survives childhood curses to become a formidable prince. When his father, Esinlokun, dies, Kosoko is sidelined as his younger brother Idewu and later his uncle Adele Ajosun usurp the throne. Kosoko bides his time, amassing wealth through trade and alliances. 

Blue tells the poignant story of somto and Ikenna coming to terms with the blows life has dealt them, the transforming power of sharing burdens, getting help from the strangest places and how they help each other heal.

In the wake of a devastating accident, a couple's crumbling relationship faces a profound test as the wife's amnesia wipes away their painful history, leaving the husband torn between hidden grief and a delicate secret.

American PlayBoy follows the story of two lovers, who are navigating a turbulent relationship. Unemployed for four years, she has remained hopeful. The couple intend to elevate the status of their relationship, therefore she must get a job. The arrival of the boy, an American returnee, who has a vendetta, soils the lovers’ relationship.

Dive into "Reverend Titus," where a Reverend grapples with his faith and ambition. Follow his heartfelt journey toward redemption amid complex family and church dynamics.

The movie, which highlights the importance of community, seeking professional help, and how taking responsibility, counselling, faith, courage and forgiveness can be therapeutic by bringing healing and restoration to hurting souls.

A romantic comedy set in Nigeria and United States about an interracial romance that hits rock-bottom when a just engaged Nigerian Girl returns home with her white fiancee. Her father, being a cultured Yoruba man, does not want an oyibo son-in-law. He does everything he can to break off their engagement.

A new Nollywood movie, ‘Inside Life’, premiered at the Silverbird Galleria, Victoria Island, Lagos, last week. It was produced by Chuks Enete and directed by Tope Adebayo Salami. The movie is the debut release of a new Nigerian film production house, Sillo studios. Inspired by actual events, the movie revolves around the faltering Nigerian Judicial system and its effect on a man’s life. In attendance at the premiere were actors and comic stars; Wole Ojo and Nedu Wazobia, and others. Also, the victim of the unfair Judicial system Lanre Olorunnisola, whose story inspired the film, was present at the event.