Blossom Chukwujekwu

Okechukwu Nwadibe, a washed-up director from Nnewi, dreams he’s won an Oscar and decides it’s a sign. With his ever-loyal friend Pius Godloves You, he heads to Lagos for a chaotic comeback. One bad decision leads to another until a shady loan from a gangster changes everything.

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.

Radio Voice is the story of a sex worker who becomes the saving grace of a struggling radio station but when her past comes catching up, things are not as easy as they seem. The film also explores grief. Radio Voice follows the story of a sex worker who unexpectedly becomes the key to reviving a struggling radio station. But just as she begins to embrace her new life, the shadows of her past threaten to undo her progress.

A woman awakens to a life she doesn’t remember—complete with a husband and two kids. As she struggles to understand her new reality and find a way back to her old life, she discovers that her “husband” is holding her captive, desperate to keep her under the spell he cast five years ago to make her his wife.

This is a story about Lefty who, together with her squad from the ghetto, was always getting into one trouble or the other.

Quam Omole (Falz), is a security guard turned millionaire whose life is thrown into chaotic nightmare sequences after he loses ₦500 million to a gang of fraudsters which he ended up handing over to the police after different chaos and trouble he went through from them.

This narrates the story of a Young and ambitious employee who tries to work her way to the top, but keeps being de-valued. She decided to take a bold step which ends her in a position she deserves to be and without love for a long time.

Twenty-three year old Toun (Jemima Osunde), finds herself thrown into the world of the rich after her father (Kalu Ikeagwu) left his multibillion-dollar company to her in his will. She learns that her mother, Fatima (Kate Henshaw) was legally married to her father, Ifeanyi, although, due to strong opposition from his family, the marriage was annulled. He remarried, this time to Ebube (Dakore Akande), but they never had any children together. She ignored her mother and entered into a life of luxury which is threatened by her uncle, Chuka (Wale Ojo) and his son, Patrick (Adeolu Adefarasin). Her decisions put the company in a negative light and portrays her as an inferior CEO.Thrown in the mix of all of this, Toun struggles to find her old self again while pushing away old friends and falsely accusing new ones. Through all this, Joseph (Blossom Chukwujekwu) stands by her.

Chuks believes that once a man has a relationship with a woman, he has access to her forever. So, he accepts the challenge to seduce three women he dated while in school and faces difficulties.

Flower Girl is a 2013 Nigerian romantic comedy by Michelle Bello. It centers on Kemi, a sweet but impatient florist who dreams of marrying her long-term boyfriend, Umar—a lawyer promising engagement once he becomes a partner. When he finally secures the promotion, she expects a proposal—but instead, he calls off the relationship. Heartbroken, Kemi is struck by a star actor, Tunde Kulani. Tunde, sensing a PR opportunity, offers to pose as her new boyfriend to reignite Umar’s jealousy. As the charade plays out, Umar does become jealous—but things don’t go as Kemi plans. Unexpectedly, Tunde starts to fall for Kemi, and she begins to see aspects of herself she’d forgotten in her fixation on marriage. What began as a ploy becomes a deeper journey: learning about genuine love, self-worth, and what truly matters in a relationship. Ultimately, Kemi must choose—not just between two men, but between fantasy and real emotional connection.