Following the debut of Walt Disney Animation Studios and Pan-African Entertainment Company Kugali’s Iwájú on Disney+ on Feb 28. 2024, the all-new original animated series will be heading to Disney Channel
Africa Magic’s The Johnsons has come to an end after thirteen years of gracing our screens and telling the comic story of a Nigerian family navigating through everyday challenges. In
Filmmakers like Funke Akindele, Kunle Afolayan, Biodun Stephen, Kemi Adetiba and Jadesola Osiberu have become household names, as they easily get their accolades for contributions to the Nigerian film industry.
One of Nollywood’s foremost actors, Uzor Arukwe, has been announced as lead of the cast in Zombie film Alive Till Dawn which is set in Abuja, Nigeria. The film is created
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has appointed Nollywood actress and filmmaker Laide Bakare as Senior Special Adviser on Entertainment, Arts, Culture and Tourism. The announcement was made on Thursday as
From his oeuvre, C. J. Obasi’s cinematic traction is obvious. Not only does he make the kinds of films that are uncommon to mainstream Nollywood; he also weaves spirituality into
While marriage is generally perceived as a metric for success in some parts of the world, it is often more fulfilling to have people who are successful in their own
2023 was a breakthrough year for African animation. But the future, starting from 2024, promises even more. The Afrimation industry is expected to be worth $18 billion between 2024 and
Conceptified Media and CANO Production have announced the date for the New York premiere of anticipated Nollywood film Love & Seclusion. The film, which is directed by Orire Nwani, was
Walt Disney Animation Studios has released the official trailer for highly anticipated sci-fi animation series Iwájú. Iwájú, a Yoruba word which roughly translates as “the future”, is set in a
Nigerian film distribution company, FilmOne, has released the official trailer for Beast of Two Worlds (Ajanaku), a film produced by Eniola Ajao in collaboration with Anthill Studios. In a world
Odunlade Adekola’s Orisa is the story of a proud king Oba Adefolarin (Odunlade Adekola) who, having been made mentally unstable by a coven of witches, has to defend his kingdom
Just as in previous years, the Nigerian film industry has continued to release films and shows, engaging her audience on a journey of vast cinematic experiences. As Valentine’s Day sets
Since the beginning of the current year, Nollywood has been proving its mettle, with films such as Merry Men 3: Nemesis and Adire, both of which debuted in the Nigerian
In Nigeria, people who suffer certain illnesses, for instance lifelong, transmissible or mental health problems, tend to be stigmatized, treated as outcasts and may even be deprived of societal or