Mofe Duncan

In a time of brutal colonial rule, Ireke: Rise of the Maroons unearths a buried history, one the oppressors tried to erase. Set against the backdrop of British slavery, this epic tale follows a defiant band of African ancestors who rise in unity to reclaim their land, dignity, and destiny. Fueled by courage, resilience, and an unbreakable thirst for freedom, the Maroons ignite a rebellion that echoes through generations. As forgotten truths resurface, Ireke becomes more than a story, it’s a reckoning, a tribute to those who dared to resist and carve a future with fire in their hearts.

When two women discover they're dating the same charming man, their worlds collide in a chaotic showdown. As secrets unveils, their perceptions of love and loyalty is confronted.

Cursed with infertility, a couple must break the curse however they can in order to save their marriage.

A disillusioned Teacher, whose attempts to relocate from Nigeria to the United States in search of greener pastures are obstructed by forces beyond his comprehension.

Three actresses must each resolve their conflicting romances to prevent their personal drama from going public and wrecking their careers.

“The Stand Up” explores the concept that the journey to greatness begins within. It tells the story of Ovie and his struggle to survive despite all odds against him.

A woman struggles to keep the love of her life after being cursed with what she thinks is bad luck.

"Ile Owo" follows the story of Busola who, after several heartbreaks, finally meets the man of her dreams and falls in love with billionaire, Ade Owo. But after she accepts his proposal, a series of disturbing discoveries leads to a truth she could never have imagined.

Love is yellow portrays the struggle and the pursuit of happiness in Lagos. Oladayo a tech entrepreneur finds a reason to shake off the dust from his once Shiny 'Lagos Dream'.