Ihuoma Okorie

Shamagana Yusuf discusses adapting The Village and the Vigilante to explore insecurity, Hausa culture and community policing in Northern Nigeria.

“When Love Prays” won Best Feature Film and Best Director at KADIFF 9.0, while Uzee Usman took Best Actor as Ugandan films also claimed major honours.

KADIFF 2026 releases its screening schedule, with When Love Prays set as the closing film on August 29.

Igala Film Festival set to celebrate indigenous-language cinema, preserving African heritage through authentic storytelling and culture.

Theatre scholar Uwaoma Nwazue discusses using artificial intelligence, film, and live performance in “He Returns” as he explores new approaches to storytelling and theatre education.

Oluwasegun Gbadebo discusses TIATA TRYBE’s Man Talk, Woman Talk and the company’s effort to expand stage theatre into Northern Nigeria.

Director Grace Yakubu reflects on Aljana’s AMVCA nominations, describing the film as a personal project shaped by self-doubt and storytelling purpose.

Toka McBaror’s thriller The Creek is set for cinema release on March 27, exploring themes of power, survival, and justice in the Niger Delta.

“To Adaego with Love” revives Kaduna’s cinema culture with a cross-cultural romance and strong audience turnout led by Adam Garba.

Abba Zaky plays an investigative journalist in Akwati, a Kannywood thriller about uncovering a deadly arms deal.