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Two fugitive siblings have been evading the MONARCH of their kingdom for some time. Exhausted and wary, they take a brief respite in a secluded spot. As they rest, they begin to talk, initially sharing their fears and hopes. The conversation, however, takes a sharp turn, and old grievances resurface, leading to an intense argument. Voices are raised, and emotions run high, exposing their deepest vulnerabilities. This moment of raw honesty and conflict, though cathartic, comes at a significant cost. Unbeknownst to them, their raised voices have attracted unwanted attention, putting them in even greater danger.

"Twice the Love" follows the two brothers as they navigate the complexities of their rivalry and confront the dark desires of the woman who seeks to tear their family apart.

Comedy-drama about the stars of a (fictional) reality show who are reunited for a TV special, causing all kinds of tensions and emotions to resurface.

Jide is a loving husband who becomes suspicious of his wife's behavior after she receives secretive messages and calls. Jide is torn between his love and his growing doubts.

Whispers of revenge echo through the opulent halls of 10th Avenue Estate, Lagos' most exclusive neighborhood. This seemingly perfect paradise hides a dark side - a world of secrets, lies, and corruption where the wealthy play their games

A hapless journalist thinks she's found the perfect luxury home, until she discovers why the rent is so cheap: it's haunted by the previous owner.

After getting dumped by her boyfriend, an irrational heartbroken Nigerian makeup artist moves in with her childhood best friend in a complicated living arrangement.

Tega, a young man in his early to mid-thirties, recently reconciles with his ailing mother, Madam Uche, who is deeply worried about her health. She wants her son to replace her on the board of the family business, Dagogo Marine and Engineering, which is headed by his late father's best friend, Chief Gabby Dagogo. Tega is a socially conscious young man who quickly realizes that his family business is a cesspit of corruption and a hub of everything wrong with Nigeria, particularly in the power sector. His closest friends-Bob, Ken, and Jez-come from more humble backgrounds but are not spared from the effects of energy corruption in high places. A damaged power transformer in their ghetto neighborhood leads to a series of tragic incidents, culminating in the loss of a child during childbirth. In reaction, the residents rise in protest against agents of the power company who come to disconnect their electricity due to unpaid debts. During a scuffle, one of the agents falls, hits his head on the ground, and dies. Meanwhile, a gathering of Chief Dagogo's friends reveals they are the juggernauts controlling Nigeria's energy sector-from generator importation to diesel supply, and across the upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors of the oil industry, among other areas. Tega soon clashes with the company when he uses his position to intervene in the police case arising from the death of the power company agent. This intervention brings more trouble for Tega, who subsequently uncovers secrets indicating that his family business is deeply entangled in the organized crime that dominates Nigeria's oil, gas, and power sectors. Determined to dismantle the corrupt power behemoth at all costs-even if it jeopardizes his family's fortunes-Tega enlists the help of his friends. However, their efforts are soon discovered by the underworld power brokers and movers in the energy sector, who are connected to ruthless global oil cartels. Tega and his friends are lured into a trap and imprisoned in a warehouse in the middle of nowhere. Their only hope of survival lies in Abo, the only daughter of Chief Dagogo, and Bozzo, the leader of an independent private army maintained by Tega's mother. Will they survive this perilous mission, which pits this small David against the Goliath of international oil cartels operating in Nigeria's power sector?

Nine-year-old Ifeanyi has a penchant for the movies. His family is on the brink of collapse, and he spends his days on movie sets observing the world he yearns to be a part of. When his mother decides to leave her abusive marriage, she takes Ifeanyi with her, thrusting them into homelessness. But Ifeanyi decides to leave his mother and embarks on a journey into the world of the Nigerian home video scene in the year 2000, where he meets the good, the bad, and the very ugly.

Embark on the harrowing odyssey of the young African prince as he traverses the perilous terrain of slavery, torn between the primal instinct for survival and the relentless pursuit of freedom.

Osagie regains his freedom, only to discover that in freedom lies sin.