Ini Edo

A bright student in Nigeria takes on the academic establishment when she reports a popular professor who tried to rape her. Based on real events.

Young women constantly looking for greener pastures in white men. The only survival plan is to get hooked to white men from any part of the world with loads of money. :lol: (African Movie Reviewer) [ed. If you're a rich white man, yes, you can be from any part of the world, but never ask Tabita to move to Germany. "Any other civilized country but Germany," she says.]

The story of billionaire industrialist Chief Beecroft, a flamboyant benefactor to a large extended family of relatives, household staff and assorted mistresses. Chief lives large, like there’s no tomorrow, until the day he dies suddenly and the ‘bullion van’ stops. What’s in his will and who gets all that money? What happens next will surprise you, as Chief Daddy has the last laugh from beyond the grave.

Inale is the beautiful daughter of the great King Oche, of the Idoma people in Idomaland, Nigeria. Her beloved Odeh must win the wrestling tournament to win her hand in marriage. A stranger appears, that challenges not only the tradition of the village but the strength of Odeh and Inale's true love.

Edna has three children; two are as controlling & hostile as their mother except Lorenzo. Unfortunately, Edna discovered he has kidney failure and needs a donor urgently. Who will be the one to save him? Find out.

When their sister leaves a mysterious voice note before disappearing, two women go undercover to track her down

Four young women blackmail and scam numerous government officials.

‘Gbege’ is a story of a troubled man, whose father died while he was serving life imprisonment. All he wants is a chance to be released from prison to perform his father’s burial rite, but the law is no respecter of tradition.

The nerve wracked parents of four out of control, disrespectful siblings reach the end of their tether and vow not to accept their children’s behaviour anymore. It takes a concerned pastor to direct them to where the root of the problem lies. [parts 1-2]

Emeka's mother Okudele is a troublesome woman and she takes delight in tormenting people's life in the village. Tradition does not permit women to go on wine carrying alone without the men accompanying them. Okudele the devil herself goes ahead all by herself to ask a girl's hand marriage for her son Emeka without his knowledge. Emeka comes to the village with Lillian the lady he wants to marry and hell is let loose by his mother. Who on earth will want her son get married to an imbecile? What has Okudele up her sleeve? Let's find out.

A group of courtesans attempts to escape the grasp of a notorious kingpin – but political corruption and blood ties make freedom a near-impossible goal.