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Kalu Ikeagwu Leads ‘Invitation to Kill’ for September 11 Cinema Debut

The psychological thriller, directed by Chuks ‘Big Tiger’ Obaze, explores ambition, betrayal, desperation and the breakdown of a marriage and business.

September 2, 2026
2:45 pm
Invitation to Kill examines what it means to lose everything one has worked for and also underscores the difficult choice to start again when such a loss happens.
Invitation to Kill examines what it means to lose everything one has worked for and also underscores the difficult choice to start again when such a loss happens.

Kalu Ikeagwu is set to lead Chuks ‘Big Tiger’ Obaze’s psychological thriller Invitation to Kill, which will debut in Nigerian and Ghanaian cinemas on September 11, 2026.

The film follows an agro-businessman whose carefully planned life begins to unravel as his marriage and business struggle. As the crises deepen, he is forced to consider starting over while confronting the emotional and financial consequences of his circumstances.

 

Ikeagwu anchors the story as the central character, with Greg Ojefua, Oma Iyasara, Tonia Chukwurah, Annabel Thaddaeus, and Efua Bona in supporting roles.

 

54-year-old Kalu Ikeagwu, is a veteran actor known for his performances in Ms Kanyin (2025), Domino, and Tinsel. The award-winning actor is set to make his return to the big screen with Invitation to Kill, an upcoming psychological thriller directed by Chuks ‘Big Tiger’ Obaze.
54-year-old Kalu Ikeagwu, is a veteran actor known for his performances in Ms Kanyin (2025), Domino, and Tinsel. The award-winning actor is set to make his return to the big screen with Invitation to Kill, an upcoming psychological thriller directed by Chuks ‘Big Tiger’ Obaze.

Invitation to Kill explores ambition, desperation, betrayal, pain, love, and trust as its protagonist navigates the breakdown of the life he has built.

 

The film is produced under Big Tiger Productions and directed by Obaze. It will be distributed across Nigerian and Ghanaian cinemas by Tribe Nation Theatrical Distribution.

For Ikeagwu, the film marks a return to the big screen following appearances in Ms Kanyin and Aso Ebi Diaries.

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