Onosheanusi Nwabuikwu

“My Father’s Shadow” unpacks the political legacy of IBB through a gripping blend of personal history and national memory. Explore its themes of power, trauma, and identity.

The 17th Headies Awards drew criticism for major flaws and controversies. This column examines what went wrong and what must change for the future of Nigeria’s biggest music awards.

Television is for entertainment, but pop culture’s reality shows are now the purveyor of demeaning practices, in many instances.

Producing more issue-based films would be a way Nigerian filmmakers print their names in world history.

Nigeria’s absence at TIFF 2024 raises questions about its commitment to promoting its film industry on the global stage.

“Postcards” is a vibrant but disjointed Netflix series exploring lives in Nigeria and India, with colorful Mumbai as a backdrop.

Afamefuna: An Nwa Boi Story is based on the Igbo apprenticeship trading system, which involves an older, established businessman (the master), training an apprentice (or nwa boi) for several years and, on completion, the apprentice is set up with a business of his own.

Key lesson from Funke Akindele’s billion-naira feat

Other countries are busy working hard to promote the film industry as their national pride while some Nigerians are tearing their hair over ownership.

The Toronto International Film Festival should not be the place for missteps.