Explore more of PartyJollof TV

A romantic drama set in 1984 Nigeria, following a character named Boma's journey amidst currency changes and life decisions.

When rising actor Mandla returns home with his fiancée Simisola to support his father’s presidential campaign, her presence reopens a 17-year-old scandal tied to the charismatic future First Lady, Aisha Marcus. As a whistleblower known as Naijaleak drops shocking allegations; murder, identity theft, and a prison swap, Simisola becomes trapped in a web of political manipulation, family betrayal and rising danger. The Return of Arinzo is a tense and emotionally charged thriller where love, power, and buried secrets collide across Nigeria, Tanzania, and Ghana. A story of power, vengeance, and the haunting reminder that justice may sleep but it never dies.

In her silence lives a thousand stories. In her strength, a legacy.

A young woman embarks on a journey of self discovery and love, but her father's wrath looms large. Her docile mom must summon her strength to confront the secrets and lies that have defined their family.

Blood And Oil

Set in 1989 Aba, Amara must navigate the intense feelings she thought no longer exists for her high school lover Dirim, as her husband Uzor fights for the heart of his wife despite the unwavering hold of her ex.

KILANKO draws a powerful line between belief and medicine, revealing the parallel suffering of the Abiku child, treated through traditional rituals, and sickle cell, managed by orthodox care—different paths, same devastating grief. Through this painful intersection, the film exposes how loss remains constant while solutions differ, and boldly explores the unwavering depth, resilience, and sacrifices of African mothers who carry love, faith, and sorrow in equal measure. As love battles tradition, faith, and fear, the film exposes the hidden cost of motherhood and asks a haunting question: who pays the price when a child is labeled invincible?.

Set in early 20th-century colonial Lagos, the film chronicles the defiance of Oba Esugbayi Eleko against British colonial authorities. The narrative follows his struggle to protect the cultural dignity and freedom of his people against unjust policies, such as the imposition of water rates.

Fate Does Not Forget

Music. Survival. Second Chance.

Every meal is a fight, and everyone is on the plate

A badly behaved Nigerian-American visits her estranged grandma with the hopes of accessing her father's inheritance, only to meet her waterloo when she wakes up one morning with a new personality much to the surprise of her family. Things take a new turn when they discover she may have swapped personalities with a local village girl who is desperate to be friends with her.

The Beginning of a New Era

When an unexpected road rage incident puts his son in critical condition, an enraged father spirals down a dark path of emotional turmoil and vengeance.

A badly behaved Nigerian-American visits her estranged grandma with the hopes of accessing her father's inheritance, only to meet her waterloo when she wakes up one morning with a new personality much to the surprise of her family. Things take a new turn when they discover she may have swapped personalities with a local village girl who is desperate to be friends with her.

Preach the Truth, Hide the Rest

Two Belief. One Heart. No Easy Choice.

Brothers in Arms follows three ambitious partners—Chuka, Bola, and Jimoh—who rise from humble beginnings to build a thriving company rooted in trust and shared vision. As their success grows, so do the pressures of leadership, relationships, and personal desires. When one partner begins to drift, struggling to balance business, loyalty, and personal life, cracks form within the brotherhood. What once held them together now threatens to pull them apart. Set against a backdrop of high-stakes deals and corporate ambition, the story explores the tension between success and identity, loyalty and distraction, and the silent battles that determine whether bonds are broken—or rebuilt. Behind every big win is a deeper struggle. Brothers in Arms explores the emotional and psychological cost of success in a world driven by power and performance.

Sometimes the person you're fighting is the person you must become

This film was made to spark conversations about love, Faith, Hypocrisy and what exactly is sin. How much and how freely we as Christians are allowed to Love.

Boma and Doubara are two sisters living in Lagos, bound by their shared faith but divided by their different ways of handling life’s disappointments. Boma wants to 'japa' at any cost, her identity tied to an elusive visa that remains out of reach despite her fervent prayers. Doubara quietly navigates a string of heartbreaks and the social pressure of watching her peers build their own families. When a brutal breakup and a third visa rejection push them to a breaking point, the sisters are forced to confront the resentment simmering beneath their morning prayers. As they struggle with the silence of God and the loud frustrations of their reality, they must decide if their bond and faith are strong enough to survive the wait for a change that may never come.

A high-profile proposal in a Lagos restaurant turns into a public disaster over a single missing gesture. As their breakup goes viral and the city takes sides, both try to move on but every step forward only pulls them back. Beneath the pride and the performances, old wounds neither has faced threaten to keep them apart for good. This isn't a fairy tale it's an emotionally charged collision between two stubborn hearts caught between the identities they've built and the growth they're desperately avoiding.