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one lagos night | an unemployed graduate risks his freedom to commit a crime that he hopes would pay off big time | themes desperation consequences of actions socioeconomic struggles nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of an unemployed graduate reflects the societal challenges of high unemployment rates and the struggle to find meaningful work nigeria the character decision to commit a crime out of desperation highlights the socioeconomic struggles faced by many nigerians the film may also explore the clash between traditional values of hard work and the allure of quick illegal gains modern nigerian society | comedy |
76 | the story told from two points of view that of a young pregnant woman and that of her husband a soldier accused of being involved the failed 1976 military coup and assassination of general murtala mohammed the headofstate of nigeria | critics stated that a story told from a dual point of viewfrom the soldier patriotic perspective and from that of the officer wives ojukwu also clarified that the film paid homage to the strength of soldiers wives as far as m concerned the wives are the real soldiers they are the ones who suffer from whatever decisions their husbands makewhether on the battlefield or within their office complexes issues reflected the film include the rumours of foreign involvement murtala muhammed coup the film also strongly portrayed intertribal marriages 76 set six years after the nigerian civil war and according to the director this was an era when the nigerian people started playing down on all forms of discrimination and saw themselves more as brothers and sisters | drama |
lost london | lost london the hilarious tale of okon and bona young students who get selected for an exchange program london they attempt to earn some pounds before returning to nigeria and experience culture shock and all sorts of trouble but okon and bona are made of sterner stuff and every step of the way prove that the nigerian spirit cannot be broken | themes culture shock resilience nigerian spirit nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the resilience and determination of nigerian individuals when faced with challenges a foreign country as well as the cultural differences and shock experienced when encountering a new environment also showcases the nigerian spirit and the ability to overcome obstacles with humor and determination | comedy |
country hard | a hyperlink crimedrama that explores a day the lives of seven strangers as their paths interconnect a way that may alter their lives forever | themes interconnectedness fate crime and consequences nigerian cultural contexts the interconnected lives of the characters may reflect the closeknit nature of nigerian communities and the impact of individual actions on the collective the exploration of crime and consequences may also highlight societal challenges and the struggle for survival nigeria | crime |
meet the laws | a yoruba man proposes to his igbo girlfriend but when the news eventually reaches their parents their reactions aren exactly what they expected due to tribal prejudice rivalry between the two families begins but the couple are adamant on their love prevailing | themes love conquers all tribal prejudice family unity nigerian cultural contexts the conflict between the yoruba and igbo families reflects the deepseated tribal rivalries and prejudices that exist within nigerian society the film highlights the importance of love and unity overcoming these cultural barriers | comedy |
before 30 | before 30 follows the lives of 4 modern african women living successfully the city of lagos together they deal with the daily struggle against society and culture and the pressure to be married before they turn 30 years old | themes modern womanhood societal expectations female empowerment nigerian cultural contexts the pressure to marry before the age of 30 a common societal expectation nigeria reflecting traditional values and cultural norms the film also explores the challenges faced by modern african women balancing their personal and professional lives a rapidly changing society | drama |
dear affy | an engaged couple hit a number of speed bumps on their road to matrimony including major career complications and questions of fidelity | themes love and relationships career struggles trust and fidelity nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the engaged couple navigating career complications and questions of fidelity reflects the societal challenges and traditional values surrounding marriage and relationships nigeria the film may also highlight the importance of family and community nigerian culture as the couple seeks advice and support from their loved ones | comedy |
the ceo | five toplevel staff of a company are selected for a retreat where the new ceo of a global company will be chosen what starts off as cordial soon goes sour as they attempt to outdo one another to be named the ceo | themes ambition competition betrayal leadership nigerian cultural contexts the competitive nature of the characters reflects the societal pressure to succeed and the importance of leadership within nigerian culture the portrayal of corporate politics and power struggles also reflects the modern challenges faced nigerian business environments | drama |
the real housewives of abuja | follows the luxurious lives of six influential and successful women abuja nigeria | themes wealth and status female empowerment social hierarchies nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the luxurious lives of successful women abuja reflects the changing social dynamics and increasing empowerment of women nigerian society also highlights the influence of wealth and status nigerian culture | realitytv |
rattlesnake the ahanna story | ahanna a young gentleman who decides to rob the life he always wanted and dreamt of he assembles a group of men called the armadas with several different skills carrying out a series of spectacular heists but things takes a swift uturn and the gang suddenly find themselves with better enemies on both sides | themes ambition betrayal consequences of crime nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the societal challenges of poverty and inequality nigeria as well as the traditional values of honor and loyalty within criminal organizations the conflict between the modern pursuit of wealth and the traditional moral code a central theme the narrative additionally the portrayal of the armadas and their heists reflects the prevalence of organized crime and the challenges faced by law enforcement nigeria | drama |
skin | skin a documentary about exploring through the meaning of beauty all the different shades of black set lagos nollywood actress beverly naya goes on a journey to learn about contrasting perceptions of beauty by meeting individuals who have dealt with the pressure to conform to certain standards of beauty and how colorism continues to shape the face of the en read all | themes beauty standards colorism selfacceptance nigerian cultural contexts the documentary explores the impact of colorism on beauty standards within nigerian society highlighting the societal challenges faced by individuals who do not conform to traditional standards of beauty also delves into the contrast between traditional perceptions of beauty and modernday pressures to conform to western beauty standards the documentary also showcases the diversity of beauty within nigeria reflecting the country rich cultural and geographical contexts | documentary |
battle on buka street | after a lifetime of rivalry two halfsisters find themselves at loggerheads once again when they set up food businesses on the same street | themes sibling rivalry entrepreneurship tradition vs modernity nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of food businesses and the rivalry between the halfsisters reflects the importance of entrepreneurship and family dynamics nigerian culture the conflict between tradition and modernity also highlighted as the sisters navigate their businesses a changing society | comedy |
brotherhood | after years of fighting to survive on the streets of lagos two brothers fall on opposite sides of the law the bonds of brotherhood are put to the ultimate test as one joins a taskforce that hunts down the other and his gang | themes loyalty betrayal survival nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the struggle to survive on the streets of lagos reflects the societal challenges faced by many nigeria highlighting the themes of poverty crime and the impact of law enforcement on marginalized communities the emphasis on the bonds of brotherhood and the ultimate test of loyalty also reflects the importance of family and community nigerian culture the conflict between the two brothers also highlights the traditional versus modern conflicts often seen nigerian narratives as one brother joins a law enforcement task force while the other becomes involved criminal activities | action |
the lost number | an international action drama the lost number the story of a redemptionseeking english woman going against all odds to save a remote slum africa | themes redemption empowerment overcoming adversity nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a remote slum africa highlights societal challenges and the struggle for survival impoverished communities the narrative may also explore the clash between traditional and modern values as the english woman seeks to empower and uplift the local community additionally the film may touch on themes of cultural exchange and the impact of international intervention local affairs | action |
namaste wahala | a nigerian woman and an indian man won let cultural differences get the way of their romance | themes intercultural relationships love conquers all family acceptance nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the challenges and prejudices faced intercultural relationships reflecting the traditional values and expectations of family acceptance nigerian society also showcases the diversity and openness of nigerian culture embracing love across different cultural backgrounds | drama |
ijedike | tradition dictates that for obidike to become king he must find a woman within a set timeframe and his love must be reciprocated | themes tradition vs modernity love and duty cultural expectations nigerian cultural contexts the pressure to adhere to traditional customs and expectations such as finding a wife within a set timeframe reflects the importance of cultural values and expectations nigerian society the conflict between love and duty also highlights the struggle between traditional and modern ideas of relationships and marriage | drama |
mokalik mechanic | mokalik follows the career of an 11yearold boy ponmile from the middleclass suburbs who spends the day as a lowly apprentice at a mechanic workshop order to view life from the other side of the tracks when his father arrives to take him home ponmile has to make up his mind if he wants to return to school or take on his apprenticeship full time | themes social class divide education vs vocational training coming of age nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the traditional nigerian value of education and the societal pressure to pursue academic success while also shedding light on the importance of vocational training and the realities of social class divisions within nigerian society the conflict between traditional expectations and modern opportunities also evident the protagonist decisionmaking process | comedy |
agogo èèwò | agogo eewo the story of jogbo a new king was poised to improve the economy of jogbo advisers hinted to the king about a cultural pact binding on the chiefs but the chiefs stop at nothing to derail the oathtaking process | themes power struggles tradition vs progress betrayal nigerian cultural contexts the story of a new king and the power struggles within the community highlight the traditional hierarchy and cultural practices present nigerian societies the conflict between the king and the chiefs also reflects the tension between traditional values and the push for progress and development modern nigeria | drama |
couple of days | three couples each different phases of romance head to ibadan for a fun and frisky holiday but secrets soon spill causing trouble paradise | themes love and betrayal secrets and lies cultural expectations nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the three couples at different phases of romance reflects the importance of relationships and marriage within nigerian culture the secrets and lies that cause trouble paradise may also highlight the pressure to maintain appearances and uphold cultural expectations within relationships the setting of ibadan also provides a geographical context showcasing the beauty and vibrancy of the city as well as the potential for conflict and drama within a holiday setting | drama |
leaked | a 17yearold high school student world turned upside down when her nudes are leaked by the new school blog leaving her to battle with the disastrous consequences | themes cyberbullying privacy shame and stigma nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the challenges faced by young people nigeria due to the increasing use of social media and technology and the cultural stigma surrounding issues of sexuality and privacy also addresses the clash between traditional values and modern technology nigerian society | mystery |
let karma | driven apart by the stresses of life a husband and wife must face their changing love will love triumph through the darkness | themes love and resilience family dynamics personal growth nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the husband and wife relationship reflects the traditional emphasis on family and the challenges faced modern nigerian society the theme of personal growth and resilience also reflects the cultural value of perseverance the face of adversity | drama |
green white green | a group of young artist friends bide their time before heading off to college | themes youthful ambition cultural identity modernization vs tradition nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the aspirations and struggles of nigerian youth as they navigate their cultural identity and the tension between traditional values and modern influences also highlights the desire for education and the challenges of pursuing higher education nigeria | comedy |
stellar | an unemployed single mother and her teenage daughter struggle to get by daily she meets a man who offers her a job after witnessing her brazen and passionate attitude to life | for this film the themes likely include perseverance the face of adversity the transformative power of opportunity and the bond between mother and daughter the cultural context may highlight the nigerian societal backdrop where unemployment and societal pressures weigh heavily on single mothers showcases the resilience and resourcefulness characteristic of nigerian family dynamics especially how familial relationships provide support and motivation to overcome societal challenges | drama |
rumour has | celebrity vlogger obi obi at the top of her game known as the queen of internet gossip she has made a killing from spreading rumors about celebrities what could possibly go wrong | themes fame and consequences morality and ethics consequences of gossip nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the impact of social media and celebrity culture on nigerian society highlighting the clash between traditional values and modern technology also delves into the consequences of spreading rumors and the ethical implications of gossip nigerian culture | drama |
hakkunde | hakkunde an intriguing story of a young graduate who battles everything on his journey to self discovery and actualization the story characterized by actions and reactions that defines the everyday nigerian society with ups and downs and with a particular focus on the life of a job hunting graduate akande who found himself totality while searching for read all | themes selfdiscovery resilience nigerian society nigerian cultural contexts the struggles of a jobhunting graduate reflect the challenges faced by many young nigerians a society with high unemployment rates the focus on everyday nigerian life and the ups and downs of the character journey highlight the cultural and societal context of the film | comedy |
the meeting | makinde at the mercy of political patronage when he tries to secure a government contract | themes political patronage bureaucracy corruption nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the challenges of navigating the political landscape nigeria where corruption and bureaucracy often hinder progress and success also reflects the societal reliance on political patronage for opportunities and the struggle to maintain integrity the face of such challenges the film may also touch on the clash between traditional values and modern political systems nigeria | comedy |
knocking on heaven door | the seemingly perfect marriage between moses and gospel singer debbie starts showing visible cracks as a dark secret from moses past surfaces | themes marriage and betrayal redemption forgiveness nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a seemingly perfect marriage facing challenges due to a dark secret reflects the societal pressure for maintaining appearances and the conflict between traditional values of marriage and the modernday reality of dealing with past mistakes the inclusion of a gospel singer also highlights the importance of religion and spirituality nigerian culture | musical |
lara and the beat | lara and the beat a coming of age movie about the young and beautiful giwa sisters caught the center of a financial scandal with their late parents media empire the sisters are forced out of their privileged bubble and must learn to build their own future through music and enterprise to salvage their family legacy | themes coming of age family legacy financial scandal entrepreneurship nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the struggle of the younger generation to navigate the complexities of family legacy and financial scandal within the context of nigeria media and entertainment industry also explores the theme of entrepreneurship as a means of salvaging the family reputation and legacy reflecting the importance of enterprise and selfsufficiency nigerian culture | drama |
up north | up north explores love friendship and family politics which all collide when the rebellious young scion of a wealthy family sent away to national service northern nigeria through many mishaps and the creation of many memories the spoiled hero finally starts to find himself | themes love friendship family politics selfdiscovery nigerian cultural contexts the national service northern nigeria highlights the clash between traditional and modern values as well as the importance of family and societal expectations nigerian culture the protagonist journey of selfdiscovery also reflects the struggle between traditional expectations and personal identity | drama |
the black book | after his son framed for a kidnapping a bereaved deacon takes justice into his own hands and fights a corrupt police gang to absolve him | the underlying themes of justice vs corruption parental sacrifice and the quest for truth are prevalent this film these themes are reflective of nigerian societal challenges particularly the struggle against corrupt law enforcement the conflict between traditional values of justice and modernday corruption highlighted emphasizing the cultural and geographical context of nigeria additionally the emphasis on familial relationships and the deacon fight to absolve his son speaks to the importance of family and community nigerian narratives the film may also explore the tension between traditional religious values and the modernday challenges faced by the characters | thriller |
coming from insanity | the midnineties a 12 yearold boy kossi with geniuslevel intelligence one of many children trafficked through the nigerian borders from togo he ends up with the martins an uppermiddle class family of 4 lagos at their home he will work overtime for his meals and shelter as a houseboy fast forward to present day kossi still a houseboy with the m read all | themes struggle for survival social inequality resilience and perseverance nigerian cultural contexts the issue of child trafficking and exploitation reflects the societal challenges within nigeria highlighting the struggle for survival and the social inequality present the country the traditional practice of having houseboys or domestic workers also a common cultural aspect nigerian households showcasing the traditional versus modern conflicts the narrative | biography |
lahira | the aftermath of an attack on an idp camp a young girl pushes the limit of bravery her attempt to be free from the hands of insurgents while a special force unit follows her trail a mission to rescue the abducted girls | themes bravery resilience female empowerment rescue and redemption nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the ongoing conflict and insurgency nigeria particularly the plight of internally displaced persons idps and the abduction of girls by insurgent groups also emphasizes the bravery and resilience of nigerian women the face of such challenges as well as the efforts of special force units to rescue and protect the vulnerable the film may also touch on traditional gender roles and the changing dynamics of female empowerment nigerian society | action |
the trade | this the story of a notoriously cunning kidnapper known only by name who has ravaged the southern part of nigeria for over a decade eric undertakes a job that brings the law closer than ever before inspired by true events | themes crime and punishment law enforcement personal sacrifice nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the prevalence of kidnapping the southern part of nigeria and the challenges faced by law enforcement combating this crime also delves into the personal sacrifices made by individuals such as eric who take on dangerous jobs to bring criminals to justice the film may also explore the traditional versus modern conflict the context of crime and law enforcement nigeria | crime |
ojukokoro greed | ojukokoro tells the story of what happens when a broke manager a money laundering petrol station decides to rob the petrol station that employs him but along this journey finds out that there are different kinds of criminals that are also interested the same cash | themes greed morality consequences of criminal behavior nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of different kinds of criminals and the exploration of morality the face of financial desperation reflects societal challenges and the struggle for survival nigeria the setting of a petrol station also highlights the economic struggles and corruption often associated with the oil industry nigeria | comedy |
living bondage breaking free | mentored by a mysterious tycoon an ambitious young man faces a crisis when his rise to power draws him deep into the occult | themes ambition power spiritual warfare nigerian cultural contexts the presence of occult practices and spiritual warfare reflects the traditional beliefs and cultural context of nigeria where spirituality and the supernatural play a significant role societal and personal struggles the conflict between traditional beliefs and modern ambitions also highlighted the narrative | drama |
the governor | follows angela ochello who finds herself suddenly entangled a web of political intrigue after the untimely death of the incumbent governor | themes political intrigue power struggles gender dynamics nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the complexities of nigerian politics and the power struggles within the government also delves into the challenges faced by women positions of authority a traditionally patriarchal society the setting and political context provide a backdrop for the exploration of societal challenges and traditional versus modern conflicts | drama |
the delivery boy | a runaway teenage suicide bomber and his newfound ally a young prostitute must rely on each other to survive the night while searching for answers to the terrible secrets that made them who they are | themes redemption survival identity nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the societal challenges of poverty violence and the exploitation of vulnerable youth nigeria also delves into the traditional versus modern conflicts as the characters navigate their own identities and search for redemption a harsh and unforgiving world the portrayal of the characters as a teenage suicide bomber and a young prostitute also sheds light on the harsh realities faced by marginalized individuals nigerian society | drama |
the kujus again | the movie about group of siblings who visit badagry remembrance of their late mother | themes family bonding grief and loss cultural heritage nigerian cultural contexts the visit to badagry reflects the importance of honoring and remembering ancestors nigerian culture the film may also explore the dynamics of sibling relationships and the role of family coping with grief and preserving cultural traditions | drama |
who wants to be a millionaire | the nigerian version on the world wide hit money game show | themes wealth knowledge competition nigerian cultural contexts the show reflects the nigerian cultural value of education and the pursuit of success also highlights the desire for financial stability and the competitive nature of nigerian society additionally the show may also showcase the influence of western media and entertainment on nigerian culture | gameshow |
forgetting june | forgetting june tells the story of a young happily married couple who are seriously love suddenly the wife gets into a fatal accident and the man thinks she dead and decides to date her best friend and now realises she still alive but has lost her memory this when the story kicks into action | themes love and loss betrayal redemption nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a traditional nigerian marriage and the impact of a tragic accident on the couple relationship highlights the importance of family and the challenges of navigating modern relationships within a traditional cultural context the conflict between the husband decision to move on with the wife best friend and the wife memory loss also reflects the complexities of love and betrayal within nigerian societal norms | drama |
october 1 | as nigeria prepares for independence from the british 1960 a seasoned police detective rushes to find the serial killer slaughtering native young women | addresses several themes including the sexual abuse of children by religious authority figures religious and ethnic conflict politics and human rights colonial nigeria and nigeria unification and independence | crime |
friends only | the relationship between four longtime friends put to the test when two of the friends get engaged | themes friendship love loyalty change nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of friendship and the dynamics of relationships nigerian culture including the importance of loyalty and the impact of traditional values on modern relationships the engagement of two friends may also highlight the cultural significance of marriage and the expectations placed on individuals within nigerian society | drama |
adventures of turtle taido | a cute bubbly turtle taido travels to all the cities nigeria exploring the sights and learning about the history animals food and culture of each place he often called upon to use his shell magic powers to rescue his friends | themes exploration friendship magic nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the diversity of nigerian cities and their unique cultures showcasing the history animals food and traditions of each place also emphasizes the use of traditional nigerian folklore and magic the form of turtle taido shell powers reflecting the blending of traditional and modern elements nigerian narratives | animation |
finding hubby 2 | after discovering her fiance secret a woman finds herself at a crossroads between a shallow marriage and a return to the chaotic world of dating | themes love and betrayal selfdiscovery traditional vs modern relationships nigerian cultural contexts the pressure to conform to societal expectations of marriage and the challenges of modern dating nigeria are highlighted reflecting the traditional values of marriage and the conflicts with modernday relationships the film may also explore the role of women nigerian society and the expectations placed on them terms of marriage and relationships | comedy |
hide seek | when a government official plans to make a major steal from the government coffers on the eve of his retirement he doesn realize how many other people are planning to make a grab at the money bag on the same night | themes corruption greed betrayal nigerian cultural contexts the theme of corruption within the government reflects the societal challenges present nigeria highlighting the struggle against political and financial corruption the portrayal of multiple individuals planning to steal from the government coffers also reflects the societal challenges of greed and betrayal within nigerian narratives | thriller |
ojuju | romero gabriel afolayan neighbourhood trouble people are suddenly manifesting symptoms of rabid river blindness with his friends emmy kelechi udegbe and peju omowunmi dada he struggles to understand how the neighbourhood sole source of water supply could have been infected however there no time to ponder because they all must survive and fight read all | themes survival community superstition vs science nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the concept of superstition and traditional beliefs nigerian society as well as the struggle for survival within a closeknit community the manifestation of symptoms of rabid river blindness also highlights the challenges faced by many nigerian communities accessing clean and safe water sources the conflict between superstition and science a common theme nigerian narratives reflecting the clash between traditional beliefs and modern knowledge | horror |
only america | a man finds success selling marijuana from the back of an ice cream truck | themes ambition morality consequences of illegal activity nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of illegal drug trade and the pursuit of success through illegal means may reflect the societal challenges and moral dilemmas faced by individuals nigeria where poverty and lack of opportunities can lead to desperate measures the conflict between traditional values and modern temptations also likely to be a prevalent theme the narrative | drama |
citation | a bright student nigeria takes on the academic establishment when she reports a popular professor who tried to rape her based on real events | themes sexual assault power dynamics standing up for justice nigerian cultural contexts the film addresses the societal challenges of sexual assault and the power dynamics within academic institutions nigeria also highlights the traditional values of respect and honor as well as the modernday struggle for justice and equality | drama |
prophetess | ajoke a local spiritualist makes a bogus prediction about a football match which sets off a chain of events that escalate beyond her control with her life threatened by several aggrieved parties she enlists the help of her twin sister to save her | themes superstition vs reality sisterhood redemption nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the prevalence of superstition and spiritualism nigerian society as well as the importance of family and community support times of crisis also addresses the conflict between traditional beliefs and modernday realities | comedy |
miz behaviour | a generous but condescending woman forced to learn a lesson about real friendship | themes generosity vs condescension friendship humility nigerian cultural contexts the theme of learning a lesson about real friendship may reflect the importance of community and relationships nigerian culture the character condescension may also highlight the cultural value of humility and respect for others | comedy |
nimbe the movie | nimbe a story addressing the issues associated with drug abuse some of the causes how to identify and avoid such | themes drug abuse youth vulnerability family dysfunction nigerian cultural contexts the film addresses the societal challenges of drug abuse within nigeria highlighting the impact on youth and the importance of family support addressing these issues also delves into the traditional versus modern conflicts nigerian narratives as explores the causes and solutions to drug abuse within the country | drama |
ratnik | ratnik the story of a world war soldier returning home after a quarterly phase rotation programme only to find out that her home front has now descended into some kind of chaos set a remote africa town during the early days of world war a special trooper sarah bello osas ighodaro returns home from the warfront to meet an unpleasant scenario her o read all | themes postwar trauma homecoming conflict resolution nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the impact of war on the home front and the challenges faced by soldiers returning to their communities also explores the theme of conflict resolution within a remote african town reflecting the cultural and geographical context of nigeria the portrayal of a special trooper returning home from the warfront also reflects the nigerian military involvement international conflicts | action |
lunch time heroes | an unwanted teacher assigned a class of rejects and helps them and others to see their worth | themes selfworth acceptance redemption nigerian cultural contexts the idea of rejects the classroom may reflect societal challenges nigeria where certain groups or individuals may be marginalized or overlooked the theme of selfworth and acceptance may also tie into traditional values of community and the importance of recognizing the worth of every individual the teacher role helping the students see their worth may also reflect the importance of mentorship and guidance nigerian culture | family |
crazy people | an actor returns after a oneyear hiatus to track down his impersonator | themes identity fame comedy of errors nigerian cultural contexts the pursuit of fame and the comedic mixup of mistaken identity reflect the cultural emphasis on entertainment and the importance of individual reputation nigerian society the film may also touch on the challenges of navigating the entertainment industry nigeria | comedy |
better half | a young university student falls head over heels with his lecturer and vows to make her his wife | themes forbidden love pursuit of happiness social taboos nigerian cultural contexts the taboo of relationships between students and teachers as well as the societal expectations of marriage and relationships are highlighted this narrative the film may also explore the traditional gender roles and expectations within nigerian society | drama |
soólè | a group of travellers on a bus journey home for christmas find themselves entangled a catandmouse game with dangerous criminals | themes survival community humor adversity nigerian cultural contexts the focus on a group of travelers on a bus journey home for christmas reflects the importance of family and community nigerian culture as well as the resilience and humor often displayed the face of adversity the presence of dangerous criminals highlights the societal challenges and dangers that can be present nigerian settings | comedy |
badboys and bridesmaids | the story of three women who move mountains to protect a pact they all took as teenagers and the men who do the same just to stop them | themes friendship loyalty love tradition vs modernity nigerian cultural contexts the emphasis on the pact made as teenagers and the lengths the characters go to protect reflects the importance of tradition and loyalty nigerian culture the conflict between the women and the men also highlights traditional gender roles and expectations nigerian society | romance |
unroyal | when a rude and arrogant princess finds herself reliant on a humble gatekeeper after a terrible accident may be enough to make her change her ways | themes humility redemption class divide nigerian cultural contexts the contrast between the rude and arrogant princess and the humble gatekeeper highlights societal challenges related to class divide and traditional notions of royalty the potential for the princess to change her ways reflects the nigerian cultural value of humility and the potential for redemption | comedy |
cake | cake the story of tomiwa a talented baker trying to win the heart of the woman he loves by using his culinary gift soon he finds out that relationships are just like cakeslayered and complex join them on a delightful journey through sweetness laughter and the complexities of romance | themes love and relationships pursuit of happiness cultural traditions nigerian cultural contexts the emphasis on using culinary gifts to win the heart of a loved one reflects the importance of food and traditional customs nigerian courtship and relationships the complexities of romance and the pursuit of happiness also reflect common themes nigerian narratives | comedy |
this lady called life | abandoned by her family young single mother aiye struggles to survive but stays focused on her dream of becoming an elite chef | themes resilience family pursuit of dreams nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a young single mother abandoned by her family reflects societal challenges and the importance of resilience and determination nigerian culture the protagonist dream of becoming an elite chef also highlights the modern aspirations of nigerian youth the face of traditional gender roles and societal expectations | drama |
run | a hardworking uptight young woman who lives a dull and routine life goes running one night and witnesses something that throws her life into chaos and puts her situations she has never been before | themes fear survival empowerment nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a hardworking young woman navigating a chaotic and dangerous situation reflects the societal challenges and gender dynamics present nigeria the emphasis on empowerment and survival also speaks to the traditional versus modern conflicts often seen nigerian narratives | thriller |
elevator baby | a chance encounter brings a brash wealthy young man and an underprivileged woman together when they get stuck an elevator and she goes into labor | themes class divide unexpected connections parenthood nigerian cultural contexts the class difference between the wealthy young man and the underprivileged woman highlights societal challenges nigeria while the unexpected connection and the theme of parenthood reflect familial relationships and traditional values nigerian narratives additionally the setting of the film an elevator may symbolize the confined and sometimes claustrophobic nature of societal structures nigeria | comedy |
slow country | a homeless teenage mother who gets herself trapped prostitution and drug trafficking for seven years order to secure a good life for her son decides to quit but her boss a ruthless human and drug trafficker not ready to let go of his most trusted cash cow | themes redemption motherhood survival nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the protagonist struggle with poverty homelessness and involvement illegal activities reflects the societal challenges faced by many nigerians particularly women the film also highlights the conflict between traditional values of family and the harsh realities of modernday survival | action |
ladybuckit the motleymopsters | a precocious self absorbed little girl finds herself wildly unfamiliar territory there she encounters a band of highly unusual characters who change the course of her destiny a precocious self absorbed little girl finds herself wildly unfamiliar territory there she encounters a band of highly unusual characters who change the course of her destiny | themes selfdiscovery friendship destiny nigerian cultural contexts the film may explore the concept of destiny and the idea of encountering unusual characters unfamiliar territory which could be reflective of nigerian folklore and traditional storytelling the emphasis on selfdiscovery and friendship may also reflect the importance of community and relationships nigerian culture | animation |
flower girl | a romantic comedy which a shy florist teams up with a movie star to push her life long boyfriend into proposing marriage | themes love and romance pursuit of happiness traditional gender roles nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights traditional gender roles and the pressure on women to get married as well as the influence of celebrity culture nigerian society also explores the importance of family and community the pursuit of happiness | comedy |
children of mud | kicked out of their home a young girl and her blind young brother go searching for hope on the mean streets a story about love and overcoming difficulties | themes family bond resilience overcoming adversity nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of homelessness and poverty nigeria highlights societal challenges and the struggle for survival a harsh environment the emphasis on family bonds and the resilience of the characters reflects the importance of familial relationships nigerian culture additionally the inclusion of a blind young brother may also highlight the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities nigerian society | drama |
love yellow | love yellow portrays the struggle and the pursuit of happiness lagos oladayo a tech entrepreneur finds a reason to shake off the dust from his once shiny lagos dream | themes pursuit of happiness struggle modernity vs tradition nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of lagos as a city of dreams and the struggle to achieve happiness reflects the modernday challenges faced by many nigerians a rapidly changing society the conflict between traditional values and the pursuit of modern success a common theme nigerian narratives | drama |
dinner | mike okafor invited by his childhood friend and buddy adetunde george jnr to have dinner and spend the weekend with him and his fiancée lola coker as they plan for their upcoming wedding mikey decides to come along with his girlfriend diane bassey as he plans to propose to her things get out of hand when they arrive at adetunde house and they get to find out read all | themes friendship love betrayal tradition vs modernity nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the complexities of friendship and love within nigerian society highlighting the clash between traditional values and modern relationships may also touch on the expectations and dynamics of nigerian weddings and engagements | drama |
seven | after his affluent father passes a man must survive seven days the nigerian neighborhood of ajegunie where obstacles keep him from his inheritance | themes inheritance survival socioeconomic disparities nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the challenges faced by individuals lowerincome nigerian neighborhoods shedding light on the socioeconomic disparities within the country also explores the traditional expectations and pressures surrounding inheritance and family dynamics nigerian culture | drama |
newman street | newman street the heart of a vibrant modern day nigerian urban slum the story follows the lives of several individuals and families who inhabit the city streets life on newman street can be hard and the central characters struggle to improve their life and the lives of the ones they love through their struggles and triumphs their stories become interlinked wit read all | themes struggle for survival community family bonds nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of life a nigerian urban slum highlights societal challenges and the resilience of the community the focus on family bonds and the struggle for survival reflects traditional nigerian values and the impact of modern urbanization on traditional ways of life | drama |
ponzi | after falling prey to a ponzi scheme a mismatched group of people attempt to pull off an amateur heist | themes greed desperation redemption nigerian cultural contexts the prevalence of ponzi schemes and financial scams nigeria reflects the societal challenges of economic instability and the desperation for financial security the mismatched group of people coming together to pull off an amateur heist may also highlight the theme of community and the importance of unity the face of adversity which a common theme nigerian narratives | comedy |
if am president | set the presentday political terrain and discourses nigeria if am president tells the story of 37year old zinachi ohams the presidential candidate of the nigerian rebirth party a new party made up of young idealists and recently metamorphosed from a civil society organization the group make a push into the murky and rough political terrain armed with read all | themes political corruption youth empowerment idealism vs realism nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the challenges and complexities of the nigerian political landscape highlighting the struggle against corruption and the desire for change by the younger generation also delves into the clash between idealistic visions for the country and the harsh realities of political power the film may also touch on traditional nigerian values of leadership and governance as well as the societal challenges faced by the youth the country | thriller |
unmarried nigeria | unmarried tells the story of three inseparable young ladies as they strive to survive the dynamics of friendship career challenges relationships as well as general issues nengi venita akpofure funbi enado odigie and kamsi folu storms grew up on the same street a simple lagos neighborhood although their personal decisions have taken them on very diff read all | themes friendship career challenges relationships personal growth nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the modernday experiences of young nigerian women highlighting the societal pressures and expectations they face terms of career relationships and personal growth the lagos neighborhood setting also provides a cultural context showcasing the everyday life and challenges of urban nigeria the traditional versus modern conflicts are evident the characters personal decisions and how they have taken them on different paths | drama |
hustlers | a street smart clubowner frustrated with the daughter whom she trained into hustling men for money as she deems her to be lacking the innate hustlers spirit mercy johnson clarion chukwura nse ikpe etim directed by elvis chuks drama genre english language 2013 | themes motherdaughter relationships societal pressures the struggle for independence nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the complexities of motherdaughter relationships within nigerian society highlighting the societal pressures and expectations placed on women as well as the struggle for independence and selfdetermination the portrayal of the club scene and hustling reflects the urban nigerian experience and the challenges faced by women that environment | drama |
introducing the kujus | introducing the kujus tells the story of siblings who have been at crossroads since their mother death | themes family dynamics grief and healing sibling relationships nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of sibling relationships and the impact of a mother death on a nigerian family reflects the importance of familial ties and the traditional values of respect and unity within nigerian culture the film may also highlight the challenges of navigating modern life while honoring traditional family values | comedy |
beckma | after surviving a tough childhood a young woman becomes a vigilante fighting to protect abused women | themes female empowerment justice for the oppressed overcoming adversity nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the societal challenges faced by women nigeria particularly terms of abuse and oppression also addresses the traditional gender roles and the struggle for women to find empowerment and justice within a patriarchal society the protagonist journey reflects the conflict between traditional expectations and modernday efforts for gender equality | action |
gangs of lagos | a group of friends who each have to navigate their own destiny growing up on the bustling streets and neighborhood of isale eko lagos | themes friendship loyalty survival nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the challenges and opportunities of growing up the bustling streets and neighborhoods of lagos highlighting the importance of friendship and loyalty navigating the complexities of urban life nigeria also delves into the societal challenges and temptations that young people face such environments reflecting the struggle between traditional values and modernday influences | crime |
tailor my heart | a skilled tailor accidentally uses the wrong measurements to make an outfit for an arrogant man this leads to a chain of confrontations and an unexpected attraction | themes tradition vs modernity personal growth unexpected connections nigerian cultural contexts the conflict between the skilled tailor and the arrogant man reflects the clash between traditional craftsmanship and modern attitudes the unexpected attraction may also highlight the changing dynamics of relationships nigerian society additionally the importance of personal growth and selfdiscovery may reflect cultural values of selfimprovement and resilience | drama |
gbomo gbomo express | gbomo gbomo express a gritty dark comedy feature film about money love and deception centered on the kidnap and ransom of a record label executive during a night of celebration with a beautiful socialite | themes kidnapping greed deception social inequality nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the prevalence of kidnapping and ransom nigeria shedding light on the societal challenges of crime and corruption also delves into the theme of social inequality as portrays the contrast between the wealthy record label executive and the kidnappers the film may also touch on the traditional versus modern conflicts as explores the darker side of modern nigerian society | crime |
omoberry | omoberry leverages highquality 3d animation and music to produce diverse and inclusive content for young audiences across the globe with an aim to entertain educate and empower the next generation of little digital learners omoberry curriculumbased episodes and songs cover topics related to stem learning crosscultural experiences prosocial skill development read all | themes education empowerment inclusivity nigerian cultural contexts the focus on crosscultural experiences and prosocial skill development reflects the importance of diversity and community values within nigerian culture the use of music and animation to educate and empower young audiences also aligns with the nigerian tradition of storytelling and oral history | family |
lotanna | lotanna a story about a young man chris okagbue who discovers that he has to offset a huge debt owed by his father before his sudden death to a fearful loan shark called don cleff aided by an unbreakable resolve to succeed his friends and his musical talent he must find a way to solve this unfairly inherited problem or die trying | themes family duty perseverance sacrifice nigerian cultural contexts the pressure to fulfill familial obligations and the struggle to overcome financial hardship are common themes nigerian narratives the portrayal of the loan shark and the challenges faced by the protagonist reflect the societal challenges of debt and financial instability nigeria additionally the emphasis on music as a means of overcoming adversity highlights the importance of artistic expression nigerian culture | drama |
downhill | a medical doctor betrayed and turned against by those he trusts the most and that begins a turn for the worse | themes betrayal trust redemption nigerian cultural contexts the theme of betrayal and trust reflects the complexities of interpersonal relationships within nigerian society as well as the challenges faced by individuals navigating the traditional versus modern dynamics their personal and professional lives the portrayal of a medical doctor also highlights the societal challenges within the nigerian healthcare system | drama |
foreigner god | colonial nigeria an english documentary photographer search of a story falls love with an accused witch living under subhuman conditions | themes colonialism love and sacrifice injustice and oppression nigerian cultural contexts the film explores the impact of colonialism on nigerian society highlighting the mistreatment and oppression of accused witches also delves into the complexities of love and sacrifice within nigerian cultural and societal norms the portrayal of subhuman conditions reflects the societal challenges and traditional beliefs present nigerian narratives | drama |
the smart money woman | meet zuri she living a fabulous life great car gorgeous apartment well paid job meet zuri broken down car an apartment she cant afford a job she about to lose what a broke girl to do with her best friends tami the flighty fashion designer lara the tough oil and gas executive adesuwa the conservative lawyer and ladun the fabulous housewife z read all | themes financial independence female empowerment friendship nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of modern nigerian women navigating career financial and personal challenges reflects the societal shift towards female empowerment and financial independence nigeria the diverse backgrounds of the characters also highlight the clash between traditional gender roles and modern aspirations | drama |
mother of george | adenike and ayodele a nigerian couple living brooklyn are having trouble conceiving a child a problem that defies cultural expectations and leads adenike to make a shocking decision that could either save or destroy her family | themes fertility cultural expectations family sacrifice nigerian cultural contexts the pressure to conceive and continue the family line a significant cultural expectation nigeria and the film explores the impact of this pressure on the couple relationship and their sense of identity within their community the decision made by the protagonist reflects the conflict between traditional values and modern challenges nigerian society | drama |
sons of the caliphate | this a drama series about the lives of three rich entitled passionate and ambitious young men kalifah nuhu and diko elections are fast approaching and there a tussle for the governorship seat of the northern caliphate state of kowa soon personal conflicts intertwine between their families a race to crown the next governor | themes power and ambition family loyalty political intrigue nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the struggle for political power and the intertwining of personal conflicts within wealthy and influential families reflects the societal and political challenges present nigeria the focus on the governorship seat of a northern caliphate state also highlights the traditional and cultural significance of leadership and power within nigerian society | drama |
crossroads | when temi the gorgeous wife of a highprofile senator robbed four suspects are quickly apprehended and arrested senior detective on the eve of his retirement risks his reputation when he suspects there more to the story | themes betrayal corruption power dynamics nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a highprofile senator and the corruption within the police force reflects societal challenges and power dynamics within nigerian politics the theme of betrayal also highlights the complexities of relationships and loyalty within nigerian culture the conflict between traditional values and modernday corruption also evident the plot | drama |
breaded life | an irresponsible young man conflict with his mother wakes up one day and to his surprise noone he knows can recognize him except for a local bread hawker | themes family conflict identity crisis redemption nigerian cultural contexts the conflict between the irresponsible young man and his mother reflects the traditional emphasis on respect for elders and the importance of family relationships nigerian culture the presence of the local bread hawker may also highlight the significance of informal street vendors nigerian society | comedy |
omo ghetto the saga | this a story about lefty who together with her squad from the ghetto was always getting into one trouble or the other | themes female empowerment loyalty survival the ghetto nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the challenges faced by those living the ghetto reflecting the societal and economic disparities present nigeria also explores the theme of female empowerment and the strength of community and loyalty within nigerian culture | action |
half of a yellow sun | sisters olanna and kainene return home to 1960s nigeria where they soon diverge on different paths as civil war breaks out political events loom larger than their differences as they join the fight to establish an independent republic | themes family loyalty political turmoil independence nigerian cultural contexts the nigerian civil war also known as the biafran war a significant historical event that shapes the narrative of the film the struggle for independence and the impact of political events on personal relationships highlight the societal challenges and traditional versus modern conflicts nigerian narratives additionally the portrayal of the igbo culture and traditions adds a layer of nigerian cultural context to the story | drama |
mr mrs | a marriage that started on love and trust suddenly nose dived into the ditch of wealth and opulence and the marriage went sour an african woman struggle to retain and sustain her marriage knows no bound | themes love vs materialism gender roles cultural expectations nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of the struggle to sustain a marriage reflects the importance of family and traditional values nigerian culture the gender roles and cultural expectations within the marriage also highlight the complexities of relationships nigerian society the emphasis on wealth and opulence may also reflect the influence of materialism modern nigerian society | drama |
big brother nigeria | 2126 housemates between the ages of 21 and above battle to coexist the big brother house for 99 days one winner bags prizes worth sixty million naira and exclusive bragging rights as big brother naija winner | themes competition social dynamics personal growth nigerian cultural contexts the concept of the big brother figure and the emphasis on communal living and social dynamics within the house reflect nigerian cultural values of community and interpersonal relationships additionally the prize of sixty million naira highlights the importance of financial success and the pursuit of wealth nigerian society | gameshow |
the wait | a devoted doctor helps couples who find themselves desperate for a baby | themes infertility family sacrifice nigerian cultural contexts the film may explore the cultural pressure on couples to have children the role of family nigerian society and traditional beliefs surrounding fertility and childbirth may also touch on the intersection of modern medicine and traditional practices addressing infertility | drama |
black gold | one local niger delta community struggle against their own government and a multinational oil corporation who has plundered their land and destroyed the environment | themes environmental destruction exploitation resistance nigerian cultural contexts the film highlights the struggle of local communities the niger delta against the exploitation of their land and resources by multinational corporations and their own government reflects the ongoing societal and environmental challenges faced by many nigerians as well as the conflict between traditional ways of life and modern industrialization the film also explores the themes of community resilience and resistance against external forces | drama |
desperate housewives africa | a look at the seemingly normal suburban lives of african women living on hibiscus lane on the lekki peninsula lagos as they seek to live out their aspirations through their families career and relationships | themes aspirations and ambitions family dynamics gender roles nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of suburban life lagos and the pursuit of aspirations through family career and relationships reflects the modern nigerian experience the exploration of gender roles and family dynamics also highlights traditional and modern conflicts within nigerian society | comedy |
adire | a sexworkerturnedentrepreneur moves to a small town and launches her own lingerie business only to draw the ire of a preacher wife | themes female empowerment traditional gender roles hypocrisy nigerian cultural contexts the conflict between the sex workerturnedentrepreneur and the preacher wife highlights the clash between traditional gender roles and the empowerment of women modern nigerian society also addresses the hypocrisy and judgment within certain religious communities the setting a small town also reflects the cultural dynamics and societal challenges present rural nigeria | drama |
the new normal | during a time of crisis a group of characters find that any decisions they make create a new normal for them | themes adaptation resilience community nigerian cultural contexts the concept of the new normal can be seen the context of nigerian society which has faced numerous crises and challenges the film may highlight the resilience and adaptability of nigerian communities the face of adversity as well as the importance of coming together as a community to navigate difficult times additionally the film may explore the idea of how individual decisions and actions can shape the collective new normal for a society | comedy |
king of boys | when a powerful businesswoman political ambitions are threatened by her underworld connections the ensuing power struggle could cost her everything | themes power ambition betrayal nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a powerful businesswoman navigating the underworld connections reflects the societal challenges and power struggles within nigerian politics and business the conflict between traditional values and modern ambitions also highlighted the narrative | crime |
all na vibes | the lives of three teenagers and a hitman intertwine a tale of violence and loss | themes youth violence loss interconnected lives nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of youth violence and loss reflects societal challenges within nigeria highlighting the struggles faced by young people a country with high levels of poverty and crime the interconnected lives of the characters may also reflect the closeknit nature of many nigerian communities | drama |
castle castle | a drama series set a law firm castle and castle lagos nigeria castle and castle struggles to stay afloat whilst the couple leading remi and tega castle pursue different cases based on what they think best for the company | themes struggle for success personal vs professional ethics gender roles nigerian cultural contexts the portrayal of a law firm lagos reflects the challenges of doing business nigeria as well as the societal expectations and gender roles within the professional world the focus on personal vs professional ethics also highlights the complexities of navigating the nigerian legal system and the moral dilemmas that arise | drama |