John Tyler Ekanem

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.

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.

Monica is the first child in a family of three. In Igbo culture, she is the Ada — the first daughter who often carries a lot of responsibility in the family. Sadly, that responsibility came at a huge personal cost.

Legacy defines manhood, but secrets break brotherhood.

In the thrilling underground fight scene, a brave young woman fights for her life amid a deadly feud.