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Showmax brings together Housewives from Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa for The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip: Africa, premiering November 28, 2025.

FilmOne Entertainment acquires exclusive rights to Niyi Akinmolayan’s Colours of Fire

Directed by Jammal Ibrahim, The Almajiri has wrapped filming in Kano and Abuja and entered post-production as part of the First Features Project slate.

Nigerian filmmaker Omoni Oboli and Canadian director Patricia Bebia have launched NicaPro and the Future Reel Network to promote Nigeria–Canada film collaboration and support women filmmakers.

Malian filmmaker Soussaba Cissé explores the challenges of African cinema, emphasizing the courage, responsibility, and vision required to create powerful stories in a region where resources are scarce and risks are high.

Fresh off two Cannes premieres, Nigerian actress Tosin Adeyemi reflects on her theatre roots, the discipline that shaped her craft, and her bold pivot toward physically demanding film roles. Discover how stage training fuels her cinematic evolution.

Finance executive and filmmaker Lilian Olubi shares the motivation behind her Edo-language epic Osamede, reflecting on its spiritual roots and growing international recognition.

The 2025 Ibadan Indie Film Awards (IFA) will highlight Ibadan as a hub for independent filmmaking, with film submissions and contributions to the IFA Journal now open.

Shall We Meet Tonight directed by Wapah Ezeigwe dominated the recently announced nominations list for the FilmJoint Awards 2026.

Nemsia Studios announces its new psychological thriller Thicker Than Water, set for October 10 release on Prime Video, following its recent title Finding Nina.