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An ancient and powerful god is reincarnated in contemporary Nigeria as a notorious criminal who uses his proceeds to help the poor.

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Nigeria

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PG-18

Year

2023

Genre

Drama

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Update Mar 4, 2025

Bisa Kdei Ventures Into Rap With Latest Song Titled Son

Ghanaian Highlife musician Bisa Kdei has shown his versatility with the release of his latest project, Son. The latest single has the singer surprising fans by fusing rap into his music. Even though he has the reputation of a versatile artiste who masterfully bridges traditional Highlife and contemporary music styles, rap has never been his mainstay. Remaining rooted in the Highlife genre, Bisa Kdei's new release proves his ability to experiment with different styles as a versatile artiste. In Son, Bisa Kdei takes on a dual role, portraying himself and his father in a lyrical conversation.

Update Feb 15, 2025

Shatta Wale’s love life is entirely his business – Sammy Flex

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Update Feb 23, 2025

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Update Feb 28, 2025

Nour El Nabawy Joins Ali F. Mostafa’s ‘City of Life 2’

Rising Egyptian star Nour El Nabawy, known for his role in the blockbuster "El Hareefa” is set to headline Ali F. Mostafa’s highly anticipated “City Of Life _Continuum”, the follow-up to the director’s 2009 hit “City Of Life”, which achieved the highest box office ranking in the UAE that year and became the top-grossing Emirati film of the 2010s.

Update Jan 17, 2025

Sophia Momodu Makes Debut as ‘Real Housewives of Lagos’ Sets Streaming Record

Sophie Momodu, the mother of Davido’s child, along with Carolyn Hutchings, made notable appearances in the inaugural episode of the third season of the Real Housewives of Lagos. This episode has achieved the distinction of being the most streamed title in Nigeria and Ghana within the first 24 hours of its release. It ranks third on the Top 10 list across Africa, which includes countries such as Kenya and South Africa, and has established a new record on Showmax for the highest number of views on the first day in Nigeria and Ghana, surpassing the previous record set during Season 2.

Update Feb 24, 2025

Eight spots in Kigali to experience the best of lifestyle this weekend

As the entertainment landscape continues to gear up for 2025, with a slow start to the year, promoters and artistes are now actively planning ahead. Organisers of the much-publicised event dubbed the “Sunshine City Festival” said it was poised to make a significant impact on May 24-25 at Alex Sports Club in Harare.

Update Feb 6, 2025

Nollywood mourns as veteran actor Columbus Irisoanga passes away

The Nigerian film industry has lost another of its veteran performers, Columbus Irisoanga, fondly known as ‘Igbudu’ following his unforgettable role in the 2001 Nollywood classic Isakaba. His passing was announced by actress and politician Hilda Dokubo, who expressed her deep sorrow over his death in an emotional Instagram post. “Our uncle Coli @colu_mbusirisoanga has gone to be with the Lord. Ikoli eh dein na mu. There can’t be a shortage of Angels in heaven that the few here are called home like this na! This one is heavy on Uniport, Rivers State, Nollywood,” Dokubo wrote. Irisoanga’s death is a significant loss not just for Nollywood but also for the academic community. He was a respected senior lecturer in the Department of Theatre Arts at the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT), where he earned his bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD degrees. Over the years, he nurtured and mentored many students who have gone on to become industry professionals.

Update Jan 10, 2025

I deserve 2025 TGMA Artiste of the Year – Amerado

Amerado, one of Ghana’s top rap talents, recently sat down with the media for an insightful soiree, where he touched on a range of topics. The topics included his musical evolution, rap feuds, and his quest for the 2025 TGMA Artiste of the Year award. Known for his sharp lyricism, Amerado revealed he’s diversifying his sound to appeal to both the streets and a broader audience, while staying loyal to his hip-hop roots. On the topic of his high-profile rap beefs with the likes of Lyrical Joe and Obibini, Amerado explained that these feuds are essential for the growth of Ghanaian rap, sharpening the competitive edge of the genre. With a staggering 80 performances, both locally and internationally, Amerado made it clear: “any TGMA Artiste of the Year conversation that doesn’t include his name exposes a troubling ignorance about the current state of Ghanaian music.“

Update Feb 12, 2025

Tuface Deletes Love Post To Edo Lawmaker, Natasha Osawaru

Legendary Nigerian musician, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as Tuface or 2Baba, has deleted his social media post where he professed love to an Edo State lawmaker, Natasha Osawaru. Naija News reported earlier that Tuface shared a photo of the Deputy Majority Leader of the Edo state House of Assembly on his Instagram page a few hours after confirming their romantic relationship. He described the Edo State lawmaker as his world and urged Nigerians to help beg Natasha to marry him. He wrote, “Now this is my world. Make una help me beg am to marry me.” Netizens, however, have reacted differently to the post coming just a few days after announcing his divorce with wife, Annie. In another post earlier, while expressing his affection for Natasha who is the granddaughter of billionaire Gabriel Igbinedion, he stated: “Yes, I love her. I want to marry her.”

Update Jan 20, 2025

Recap: Knowless’ beer name, Tems in Kigali, Diamond Platnumz’s wedding, TikTok shutdown, and more

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Update Jan 16, 2025

1,088 films classified in 2024- Censors Board

The National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB) played a pivotal role in the Nigerian film industry in 2024, classifying 1,088 films. The NFVCB disclosed this on its website on Wednesday. According to the board, during the period under review, 124 films were classified in January, 121 films in February, 56 in March, 71 in April, and 109 in May. Fifty-five films were classified in June, 95 in July, 135 in August, 82 in September, 137 in October, 59 in November and 44 in December. The NFVCB, a Federal Government agency, is deeply committed to regulating Nigeria’s film and video industry. The board is legally empowered to classify all films and videos, whether imported or produced locally, ensuring the industry’s growth and sustainability.

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Update Feb 10, 2025

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