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A disenchanted wife of a Nigerian senator escapes to Kenya for a vacation only to discover that some fears follow you everywhere.

A troupe of misfit dancers, led by a fearless frontman, try to figure their way through life amid the chaotic and unfiltered slavery of modern Lagos.

An accomplished investment banker begins to question his beliefs when a high-profile government project at his firm goes awry.

This 2024 Nigerian film delivers political urgency and visual beauty, even if its narrative at times falters under the weight of its message.

The goal of the genuine critics and the genuine filmmakers are aligned; both parties strive to promote film, culture, and film culture.

With Africa historically underrepresented at the Oscars, Nigeria's critically acclaimed Mami Wata could deliver the continent's fourth win.

As the first Nigerian title to rank number one globally on Netflix, this film is a triumph for Nollywood, and for Africa, despite its flaws.

'Aníkúlápó' series from Kunle Afolayan, 'Òlòtūré' series from Mo Abudu's EbonyLife, Richard Mofe-Damijo-led crime thriller and more.

A mafia film strongly rooted in the Nigerian climate that doesn't try to reinvent itself like every gangster flick post-The Godfather.