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Directed by Carmen Ike Okoro, this Nollywood movie explores the dark side of corporate life in a chilling tale of supernatural intrigue.

This Nigerian movie steps into the limelight, promising to be a powerful and thought-provoking journey through the intricacies of family dynamics and personal healing.

Directed by the talented Oliver Iorkase, this Nigerian film embarks on a unique cinematic journey, delving into the world of dual roles, identity, and family. While the film showcases a promise, it also grapples with challenges that might leave you pondering, despite its best intentions.

Obasi highlights the significance of his film’s NOSC selection and the Academy’s process of selecting a film in the coveted International Feature Film (IFF) category.

Amazon Prime Video hints at the return of the Nigerian comedy series, promising a fresh dose of laughter and unpredictable fun in the upcoming season.

The 66th Grammy Awards anticipation builds as the Recording Academy introduces three groundbreaking categories while welcoming the Best African Music Performance to the stage.

The 12th edition of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) is focusing on promoting indigenous content to a worldwide audience.

From Folk to Pop Star, this 18 tracker is a delightful fusion of cultures and sounds.

This Nollywood film dramatizes corruption, redemption, and power dynamics. However, the movie’s ambitious storytelling occasionally muddles its central narrative, leaving some emotional depth untapped.

In a world where musical films are still a rarity in Nollywood, Funke Akindele’s “SHE Must Be Obeyed” emerges as a daring attempt to marry music and drama but stands as an ambitious but flawed project.