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.

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.

Four close friends with big dreams who live together in the slums struggle to overcome their lowly circumstances, and realise that the journey to greatness is one that must be bravely fought for.

A young widow devastated after the sudden death of her husband is dealt an even bigger blow when a mystery woman turns up on her doorstep with a little boy that she claims is her husband's son and revealing secrets she thought were well hidden.

A bright young journalist battles homelessness after her drug addicted sister throws her out of the house. She also fights to keep her job when her demanding boss instructs her to deliver a story that her conscience will not allow.

Three frustrated street girls working in a local buka where they are constantly harassed by randy old men whimsically leave their jobs and decide to become house girls with the intent to steal and seduce their way to riches.

A desperate out of work actress who goes on endless auditions ends up landing a lead role, after claiming that her fiancé is wealthy oil merchant who will bankroll the whole movie; however she has never met her so called fiancé and he is suffering from amnesia.

Mercy Johnson, Funke Akindele and Ini Edo are constantly preying on the rich and wealthy... Especially expatriates and foreigners to fulfill their dreams and be the most classy ladies in town. In the second installment, Indian and elderly men become potential husbands.

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 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]

A group of aspiring society ladies, after dealing with being disappointed by Nigerian men start to obsessively prey on wealthy white expatriates, in order to achieve their goal of becoming the most celebrated ladies in town.

Deep hatred destroys none but the one filled with it

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.

When her fellow peers in the village constantly rebuff a beautiful girl, Olamma demands an explanation from her parents and is told of the damning effect history has on her descendants, resulting in their entire lineage to be considered Osu (outcasts) in AFAN-ASA village. She therefore vows not to engage with any man till her death. [parts 1-2]