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N U A R Y: 1 Chief Daddy 2: Going for Broke: John Demps Funke Akindele-Bello. Nkem Owoh. Patience Ozokwo. Zainab Balogun. Shaffy Bello. Comedy Released on Netflix [1] 7 Over Her Dead Body: Sola Osofisan Nse Ikpe Etim. Binta Ayo Mogaji Uche Mac-Auley Patrick ‘Rico Swavey’ Fakoya Gregory Ojefua Comedy drama [2] [3] 21 Juju Stories: C.J ...
7.3 2022. 7.4 2023. 7.5 2024. 8 References. 9 External links. Toggle the table of contents. ... This is a list of films / movies produced in Nigeria by year of release.
N U A R Y: 1 Day of Destiny: Akay Mason Abosi Ogba Olumide Oworu. Denola Grey Norbert Young. Toyin Abraham. Jide Kosoko. Sci-fi adventure The film was initially supposed to have its theatrical release on 30 October 2020 but was postponed to 1 January 2021 due to End SARS protests. [1] The Miracle Centre: Niyi Towolawi Odunalade Adekola. Femi ...
Inkblot Productions and Accelerate TV Chinaza Onuzu 94 God Calling: 2018 ₦36,822,319 [52] Hearts in Motion Studios BB Sasore 95 Hey You! 2022 ₦36,310,700 [53] Anthill Studios Uyoyou Adia [54] 96 The Return of Jenifa: 2012 ₦35,000,000 [55] SceneOne Productions / Olasco Films Muhydeen S. Ayinde 97 Ile Owo: 2022 ₦34,817,100 [56] Film Trybe ...
[12] [13] As of 1954, mobile cinema vans played to at least 3.5 million people in Nigeria, and films being produced by the Nigerian Film Unit were screened for free at the 44 available cinemas. The first film entirely copyrighted to the Nigerian Film Unit is Fincho (1957) by Sam Zebba; which is also the first Nigerian film to be shot in colour .
N O V E M B E R: 6 Citation: Kunle Afolayan: Temi Otedola. Jimmy Jean-Lewis Kunle Afolayan. Joke Silva. Ibukun Awosika. Drama Citation rose to the sixth-most popular film on Netflix shortly after its release, and was most-watched on Netflix in Nigeria [24] [25] Ratnik: Dimeji Ajibola Osas Ighodaro. Bolanle Ninalowo Adunni Ade Karibi Fubara ...
Brotherhood was shot in Lagos, Nigeria, and was co-written by Jade Osiberu and Abdul Tijani-Ahmed. It was directed by Ugandan director, Loukman Ali . [ 8 ] Following its release, Adebola Williams chairman of AW Network and an Executive Producer of the film, stated that 'Brotherhood will usher in a new era of fearless filmmaking in the African ...
Reviews for Glamour Girls were negative, with Pulse Nigeria describing the film as "a story with no story". [2] Premium Times praised Glamour Girls' cinematography and filming locations, but criticised the plot, performances, and audio, comparing it to Chief Daddy 2, another Nollywood movie with subpar reviews, [3] while Nollywood Post criticised the movie's weak plot.