Fareedat Taofeeq

Nigerian filmmaker Seun Oloketuyi teams up with Director Mo for The Exco, a new political drama about power, corruption, and moral compromise, set to premiere in cinemas on October 17, 2025.

“Gingerrr is a Nollywood heist film blending action, drama, and comedy, with a talented ensemble cast delivering standout performances.”

ICAD unveils the longlist for its maiden Short Story Prize on Disability and Social Justice, spotlighting Nigerian writers whose works humanize lived experiences of persons with disabilities.

Magic Media Studios and Nne Studios announce The Exclusive Screening 2025, a one-night-only Lagos showcase premiering four original films.

Finance veteran Lilian Olubi shares insights from her debut film Osamede, budget challenges, and why Nollywood’s value chain needs urgent structural reform to unlock sustainable growth.

Kayode Kasum’s The Serpent’s Gift explores widowhood and inheritance in Igbo society, but uneven world-building keeps it from fully landing.

James Omokwe highlights the structural and financial challenges of producing epic films in Nollywood, using Osamede as a case study.

Actress Ivie Okujaye shares how embodying the mythological heroine in Osamede transformed her identity and redefined Nollywood’s approach to superhero storytelling.

AY Makun’s The Waiter and other Nigerian films including Aso Ebi Diaries, Extra Mile, and In Her Shoes won top honours at the Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival (TINFF) 2025.

James Omokwe shares the inspiration, heritage, and vision behind his acclaimed film ‘Osamede,’ offering a behind-the-scenes look at its creation and impact on Nigerian cinema.