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The truth never stays hidden for long. Every secret. Every face. Soon to be revealed. The heat is closer than you think. This isn’t ordinary pepper. This is Black Pepper.

The truth never stays hidden for long. Every secret. Every face. Soon to be revealed. The heat is closer than you think. This isn’t ordinary pepper. This is Black Pepper.

From screen to spotlight, Suky, the actor from the popular movie SUKY shines with passion and dedication that's contagious.

When Odion, the reckless black sheep of the Ighalo family, discovers her twin sister Omon’s hidden ties to the drug underworld, her world spirals into chaos. Between a loan shark on her neck, family secrets that could shatter everything, and ruthless criminals circling closer, Odion must take on her sister’s identity to protect her dysfunctional family.

Squatterz is a television series about three young adults (Buchi, Papa and Danjuma) who are squatting in a friend's (Sege) apartment. The series centers around their daily experience living together as squatters.

Squatterz is a television series about three young adults (Buchi, Papa and Danjuma) who are squatting in a friend's (Sege) apartment. The series centers around their daily experience living together as squatters.

A group of unemployed layabouts are chosen by a secret cult to go get them a holy book from an unknown place, and only through death can this mission be accomplished

A group of unemployed layabouts are chosen by a secret cult to go get them a holy book from an unknown place, and only through death can this mission be accomplished

Kuti’s Career Palace is a Nigerian comedy-drama series crafted by Rotimi Salami, who also leads the production and directing efforts. The show pays tribute to Salami’s career mentor, the legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. The series offers a lighthearted yet insightful portrait of the quirky Kuti family. Central characters include Salami Kuti—portrayed by Hafiz Oyetoro (aka Saka)—an Uncle figure obsessed with Fela’s music and lifestyle. Rotimi Salami himself stars as Valentine Kuti, a mischievous brother whose sleeping-pill-fueled coma prank is a chaotic subplot. The youngest sibling, Titus (Adedeji Salami), smart and wary, tries to dodge his siblings’ antics. Delphine Kuti, their only daughter (Susan Udoma), brings her own comedic flair with her confidence and charm. Other standout characters include Queen Marley, the reggae-loving house help; Aunty Pepper, the family’s so-called “terrorist”; and the eccentric neighbor Sassy (Jumoke Arinola) and her sister Barbie (Blessing Obasi). Through its colorful cast and humorous scenarios, “Kuti’s Career Palace” blends satire and family-household humor to celebrate cultural roots, comedic storytelling, and admiration for Fela’s legacy.

Kuti’s Career Palace is a Nigerian comedy-drama series crafted by Rotimi Salami, who also leads the production and directing efforts. The show pays tribute to Salami’s career mentor, the legendary Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. The series offers a lighthearted yet insightful portrait of the quirky Kuti family. Central characters include Salami Kuti—portrayed by Hafiz Oyetoro (aka Saka)—an Uncle figure obsessed with Fela’s music and lifestyle. Rotimi Salami himself stars as Valentine Kuti, a mischievous brother whose sleeping-pill-fueled coma prank is a chaotic subplot. The youngest sibling, Titus (Adedeji Salami), smart and wary, tries to dodge his siblings’ antics. Delphine Kuti, their only daughter (Susan Udoma), brings her own comedic flair with her confidence and charm. Other standout characters include Queen Marley, the reggae-loving house help; Aunty Pepper, the family’s so-called “terrorist”; and the eccentric neighbor Sassy (Jumoke Arinola) and her sister Barbie (Blessing Obasi). Through its colorful cast and humorous scenarios, “Kuti’s Career Palace” blends satire and family-household humor to celebrate cultural roots, comedic storytelling, and admiration for Fela’s legacy.

Jahmal Holland is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, and director known for blending drama, documentary, and music into powerful stories. A graduate with an MFA from the University of Southern California, he has built a reputation as a creative voice who crafts narratives that connect with audiences on both emotional and visual levels. His journey into filmmaking began without access to cameras or film sets, but with a deep love for movies and music that fueled his passion to create. He first gained recognition as the founder of a performing arts collective called LIQUID, where he developed and performed an original stage production titled The Anthem of Our Souls in 2016. Holland describes his work as a reflection of creativity, music, and storytelling, often bringing fresh perspectives to his projects. Colleagues see him as a filmmaker who embraces both the artistic and technical sides of the craft, always open to growth and collaboration. With each new project, Jahmal Holland continues to establish himself as a dynamic storyteller with a unique voice.

Alfred and his wife Nneamaka have been married for 20 years and have three children. Life is good until, on the night of their 20th anniversary, Alfred is shot. As a father fights for his life, his family's future hangs in the balance.