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Ajosepo 2: The Gathering brings the chaos back to cinemas but leans so heavily on comedy that it loses the grounded storytelling that made the first film work.

Nigeria’s literary and theatre communities will mark Professor Femi Osofisan’s 80th birthday with stage productions, film screenings, and academic roundtables across Lagos and Ibadan this June.

“Call Of My Life” brings Igbo romcom energy to Nollywood with Uzoamaka Power and Andrew Yaw Bunting in a colorful love story that hits familiar beats.

Michael, the Michael Jackson biopic starring Jaafar Jackson, explores the King of Pop’s journey from childhood stardom to solo success, ending with the Bad tour in 1988.

Ibrahim Suleiman discusses his role as manipulative musician Dayo in Uyoyou Adia’s Evi, the art of playing villains, and singing despite not being a vocalist.

Tributes have continued to circulate online following reports claiming the death of Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo, with colleagues and industry figures reacting on social media.

Ibraheem Lateef Adebayo explains why standing out is essential for success in the entertainment industry, highlighting visibility, creativity, and career growth in Nollywood and beyond.

Eleko: Oba Esugbayi dramatizes the story of the Lagos king who resisted British colonial rule, featuring Femi Branch, Jide Kosoko, and an ensemble cast.

Faithia Williams leads the cast of Efunroye: The Unicorn, a Yoruba-language historical epic set for cinema release on May 1, 2026.

In an exclusive interview with The Nollywood Reporter, Dele Odule outlines the vision for his OPEREKETE Arts Centre, focused on training, research, and cultural preservation.