Yvonne Jegede

A spirited coming-of-age drama, set in rural Lagos, follows a resourceful young girl whose life is transformed when she harnesses tech and AI innovations to overcome poverty’s relentless setbacks. Blending heartfelt storytelling with high-tension wonder, the film shows how creativity and hope can turn poverty into a thing of the past.

Left in charge of his energetic grandkids, Mr Okafor faces more chaos than he bargained for. But as the little troublemakers turn his world upside down, they teach him about forgiveness, hope, and the true meaning of family.

A taxi driver, already struggling to support his wife and children, finds an abandoned baby in the back of his cab.

It is a murder mystery that delves into the complexities of faith, morality, redemption and tells the gripping story of Pastor Raymond, a charismatic leader known for his spirit-filled sermons and practical views on relationships and marriages.

Two children befriend a magical creature and must help it to return to its forest home.

A retired sex worker on the run, moves to a small town and starts a lingerie-making business (made from her signature adire material) which inevitably empowers the conservative women. Only to anger the self instilled leader, the deaconess and wife to the preacher of the town's local church. She soon discovers the most unusual friendships and love in the unlikeliest of places. Her paradise is cut short by Captain, her former pimp whose money she stole to start a new life.

With the help of their mother, the Judah boys plan to rob a small mall. But when they arrive, they're met by real armed robbers.

A legendary deity who defends the poor squares off with a ruthless police chief when he reincarnates as a crime boss devoted to wealth redistribution.

Ezedike, an Igbo boy who’s the head of the eastern part of the Oju Alafia area boys, is getting ready to succeed Goke Snapper, his mentor and head of the whole of Oju Alafia area boys. But first he must deal with hids rival.

Adapted from the eponymous novel by Nigerian author and poet Femi Osofisan, Cordelia is a romantic period-drama where romance meets politics. This novella starts with a lecturer in a disturbed state about his marriage, which is resulting in an inability to teach his students. One of them later confronts him in his office about his shoddy lecture, and the student in question is accompanied to the lecturer’s office by another student named Cordelia. But little does our lecturer know that Cordelia is about to be at the center of a major riot at the institution.