Tosan Edremoda-Ugbeye

Isoken is beautiful, successful, and surrounded by great family and friends, but she's still single at 34--a serious cause for concern in a culture obsessed with marriage. Isoken is a romantic dramedy that explores cultural expectation, racial stereotypes, and the bonds that unite families in touching, dramatic, and comedic ways.

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.

Demilade & her husband Ekene Okechukwu have recently moved to Palm Estate as he gifts her a posh house bought in her name in celebration of their second anniversary. No sooner had the ‘for better or worse’ couple opened the door to their luxury home than a group of women led by Queen Dekan, Imade & Eno from the estate came knocking! They come bearing trouble! What does this mean for the couple? Best to find out yourself!

After a tragic accident kills her mother, Dere’s life is upended by her father’s cruel new wife. Stripped of her status, she must navigate betrayal and high-society sabotage to reclaim her legacy and find love. In this modern Nigerian Cinderella, magic is rare, but the price of a dream is always high.