Oluwatomiwa Ogunniyi

Directed by Seko Shamte and co-produced by Sobo and Dolapo “LowlaDee” Adeleke under the production company Suss Production, the film follows a getaway between Lagos and Mombasa that unexpectedly turns into a journey of love, secrets, and second chances

Through the years, Nigerian and South African artistes have left their mark on the award’s history, with Wizkid holding three wins

Produced by Isoken Ogiemwonyi and co-written by Thomas and Amaka Anioji, the film has been selected for the Silicon Valley African Film Festival 2026 (SVAFF), running from October 8 to 11, in the Narrative Feature section as one of eight Nigerian titles at the festival this year

Speaking exclusively with The Nollywood Reporter, the screenwriter and producer reflected on his creative journey, his passion for writing, and why Suky, along with his other major projects resonated so deeply with audiences

An actor, producer, and filmmaker, Hassan’s career spanned the defining era of the 90s home video boom through to the age of streaming services like Netflix and YouTube, as well as traditional cinema. Throughout these shifting landscapes, he remained a foundational pillar of Yoruba cinema, his filmography standing as a masterclass in longevity and artistic excellence

In an iconic photoshoot, cast members were draped head-to-toe in denim which is a clear, cohesive styling concept that struck the perfect balance between edge and elegance

Filmmaker Temi Ami-Williams is curating Nigeria’s first dance film festival, Choreo Cinema, alongside her friends FemiAdebajo, who serves as convener, and Faith Okoh, the festival director

The season boasts a record-breaking ₦160 million prize package which includes ₦100 million in cash, a brand-new SUV, and additional rewards that make it the largest package the franchise has ever offered

Alongside the first-look images, Akindele also released the official music video and one of the soundtracks for the film, titled “Oremi” featuring Akindele, Waje, Bisola Aiyeola and Chioma Akpotha, the lead actresses of the film

Produced by Nicole Ofoegbu, the film stars Susan Pwajok, Mallum Arik, and Tolu Asanu. It follows Binta, a young woman struggling to reconcile her faith with her desire to understand her own body, a journey that risks the fragile bond she shares with her conservative mother