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- The Waiter: AY Makun’s Akpos Needs to be RetiredFrom Jenifa, to Yetunde and now Akpos in The Waiter, filmmakers have relied on the pre-existing love for these characters to draw audiences.
- Everybody Loves Jenifa: Does Everybody Really Love Her?Everybody Loves Jenifa arrives with all the flair and anticipation expected from a Funke Akindele-led blockbuster. However, beneath the surface lies…
- Christmas in Lagos: A Vibrant Tale of Love and FamilyJade Osiberu is back with another offering; Christmas in Lagos. Stepping away from the action-packed films she’s become known for…
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- Suspicion: The Juju-Fiction We Have Always WantedIn a world where the mystical intersects with the modern, Tosin Igho takes a bold approach to reimagining juju. The result? Suspicion.
- A Ghetto Love Story: Love, Drama, And a Truckload of ShitA Ghetto Love Story delves into the complexities of love, survival, and ambition in the underbelly of society. Partially inspired by true events
