See The Official Trailer For “Anikulapo: Rise of The Spectre”Netflix has just released the official trailer for Kunle Afolayan’s Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre, a spinoff series from the hit movie, Anikulapo.- New Showmax Series “Sadau Sisters” to Premiere February 12Showmax is back with another Nigerian reality television series, Sadau Sisters, starring popular Nigerian actress Rahama Sadau alongside her three sisters.
- “Issakaba”: Principal Photography Begins for New FranchiseAfter nearly 24 years, another instalment to the Acclaimed Nigerian action franchise movie “Issakaba” is in production. Lead Actor Sam Dede is confirmed to reprise his role.
- “Mami Wata” bags Outstanding International Motion Picture NominationCJ Obasi’s Mami Wata, ha been nominated in the category of “Outstanding International Motion Picture” at the 55th NAACP Image Awards.
- See Exclusive Images of ‘Oloture: The Journey’Mo Abudu teases ‘Oloture: The Journey’, sequel to 2019 film, showcasing a dangerous trek through Africa, set for release later this year.
- See New Images of Timini Egbuson on the set of ‘Ajosepo’New images of Kayode Kasum’s Ajosepo has just been released. Ajosepo is a family drama, and viewers can anticipate captivating moments.
- Kenneth Gyang’s “This is Lagos” and “Mojisola” Heads to PAFFKenneth Gyang and Cinema Kpatakapata have confirmed the selection of its feature films slated to be programmed at the 2024 Pan Africa Film Festival.
- Disney and Kugali Set Release Date For “Iwaju”“Iwájú,” a groundbreaking Disney and Kugali collaboration, is an animated series set in future Lagos, exploring cross-class friendship and secrets.
- See why Sabinus is “Dead Serious” about Sharon OojaInstagram comedian, Sabinus is dead serious because Moses Inwang is set to release a hilarious romantic movie just in time for Valentine’s Day.
- Prime Video Cuts Funding In Africa And Middle EastIn a surprising move, Prime Video has decided to cut down on its investment in Africa and the Middle East to prioritize the creation of original content in Europe. This shift means significant job losses in local teams, though the exact reasons behind this decision remain unclear. Prime Video had been actively expanding in Africa […]
