
- Film
Abba T. Makama Is Building a Home for the Filmmakers Who Come After Him
Abba T. Makama, director of Green White Green and The Lost Okoroshi, discusses his restrained new short film, Silence Is Loud, and his plans for S16.
BY Ikenna Churchill

Abba T. Makama, director of Green White Green and The Lost Okoroshi, discusses his restrained new short film, Silence Is Loud, and his plans for S16.
BY Ikenna Churchill

Kayode Kasum directs Ray of Hope, the debut feature from Porshe Studios Africa. The fashion drama follows a young designer and opens in cinemas on November 20.
BY Ikenna Churchill

Nancy Isime makes her executive producing debut with Loving Itohan, a romantic drama directed by Orobosa Ikponmwen and opening in cinemas on November 6.
BY Ikenna Churchill

The Shadow’s Edge, EVI and With Immediate Effect won at the Abuja International Film Festival as its awards night honoured Francis Duru and Nollywood veterans.
BY Ikenna Churchill

Cameroonian filmmakers presented Ninyin Truce at the Abuja International Film Festival, using the short film to draw attention to Cameroon’s Anglophone conflict.
BY Ikenna Churchill

Asma Iyawo Mi Ni closes the Abuja International Film Festival’s screening programme Saturday, ahead of the awards ceremony at National Merit House.
BY Ikenna Churchill

A Murtala Muhammed documentary and an AI panel featured at AIFF 2026, as Nigerian productions dominated Hall 1 screenings at Silverbird Cinemas.
BY Ikenna Churchill

At the Abuja International Film Festival, speakers debated whether the industry has the infrastructure to maximise AI, while a masterclass examined financing and marketing.
BY Ikenna Churchill

The Abuja International Film Festival opens with Jackie Chan’s The Shadow’s Edge as the NFVCB announces plans to partner with Chinese filmmakers.
BY Ikenna Churchill

After more than two decades running AIFF with his wife, Temitope, founder Fidelis Duker says he may step back and let her continue leading the festival.
BY Ikenna Churchill