Akinyoola Ayoola

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

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

When a tyrant bound to a bloodthirsty spirit tightens his grip on the land through slavery, a fearless challenger rises, unleashing a storm of blades, betrayal, and supernatural fury in the fight to reclaim freedom and destiny.

When a high-stakes heist becomes their only hope of escape from the life they know to the life they want, four women with nothing to lose, brought together by fate, must take a stand! Bound by a shared vendetta, they join forces to pull off a daring heist, but their alliance is tested when each one reveals a hidden agenda to betray the others.

Set in a world of tradition, spirits, and family, Abánisété: The Ancestor tells the story of people trying to connect with their ancestors through rituals and dance. When a powerful threat rises, they must call on the strength of those who came before them to protect their land and people.

ORI rebirth the concept of one's spiritual intuition. Bisade's untimely death has been perfected by Yeye Fernedez and her three Devil reincarnated cult. Temidun is destined to save a man marked for sacrifice. Bisade is therefore left with his mobile God, his fate. He has no option than to face the mystery of his consciousness.

The film follows the story of Adunni, portrayed by Funmi Ogidan-Bello, a fearless Nigerian woman and a passionate barrister trapped in a land ruled by a ruthless tyrant.

Set in the Yoruba tradition Labake Olododo tells the story of Labake, a courageous young woman who has the strong desire to fight against injustice in the society. The story explores the complexities of traditional expectations, showing how Labake was able to rise against oppression in her community.

Jenifa's popularity fades when a shady new neighbor, Lobster, outshines her charity work. In Ghana, Jenifa and friends face a deadly drug baron after a bag of drugs is mistakenly left in their rental.

The first film, Ajosepo, focuses on a young couple (Dapo and Tani) dealing with intense family drama on the eve of their wedding, including secrets, infidelity, and cultural myths like "Magun". The sequel is expected to raise the stakes, building on the commercial success of the original.