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Nancy Isime Makes Executive Producing Debut With “Loving Itohan”

The romantic drama, directed by Orobosa Ikponmwen, stars Isime alongside Uzor Arukwe and opens in Nigerian cinemas on November 6.

October 28, 2026

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Nancy Isime as Itohan in Loving Itohan, her first film as an executive producer.
Nancy Isime as Itohan in Loving Itohan, her first film as an executive producer.

Nancy Isime has released the official trailer for Loving Itohan, her first film as an executive producer. The romantic drama is scheduled to open in Nigerian cinemas on November 6.

 

Nancy Isime and Uzor Arukwe in Loving Itohan, a romantic drama about childhood love and relationships.
Nancy Isime and Uzor Arukwe in Loving Itohan, a romantic drama about childhood love and relationships.

The film centres on Itohan and her childhood love story, following their relationship and the experiences that shape her journey. It stars Isime alongside Uzor Arukwe, Obehi Aburime, Martha Ehinome, Dorathy Bachor, Chioma Nwosu and Grace Dein Coker.

 

Loving Itohan is directed by Orobosa Ikponmwen and produced by Emmanuel Izuoba. The film is a Greoh Studios production in collaboration with NIP Studios, with FilmOne Entertainment handling distribution.

 

Director Orobosa Ikponmwen on the set of <em>Loving Itohan</em>, starring Nancy Isime.
Director Orobosa Ikponmwen on the set of Loving Itohan, starring Nancy Isime.

Isime’s move into executive production adds a new role to a screen career spanning more than a decade. Her previous credits include Blood Sisters, Superstar, Obara’m and Living in Bondage: Breaking Free.

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