Funke Akindele stars in Nollywood’s top-grossing films, including Everybody Loves Jenifa and A Tribe Called Judah, reshaping Nigerian cinema
Top Nollywood actors 2025: Funke Akindele, Odunlade Adekola, Timini Egbuson and others deliver iconic performances, shaping Nigerian cinema this year
Mercy Aigbe expresses disappointment at missing Toyin Abraham’s ‘Oversabi Aunty’ premiere due to filming commitments, sharing her sadness on Instagram
Wale Ojo stars in ‘This Is Not a Nollywood Movie’, a comedy film blending Nigerian culture and laughter, premiered at iMax Cinemas, Lekki
Efe Irele calls on Nigerian filmmakers to balance commercial success with emotionally compelling stories to grow Nollywood sustainably
Oyo partners Kunle Afolayan on a 10-day film residency at KAP Film Village to train young filmmakers and boost the state’s creative economy
Tunde Kelani Cordelia celebrates culture, literature, and resilience as the veteran filmmaker blends African storytelling with modern cinema
To Kill A Monkey movie review explores Efe’s betrayals, from family to friends, exposing how ambition and greed led to his downfall
Tunde Kelani’s returns with ‘Cordelia’, a gripping Nigerian film exploring political unrest, secrets, and conscience, featuring a stellar cast and powerful drama
Filmmaker Omoni Oboli says Nollywood tells more original stories than Hollywood, dismisses predictability concerns and highlights global interest in Nigerian films
