Chioma Nwosu

What looks like a normal yard is filled with jealousy, gossip, betrayal, and silent battles that could explode at any moment.

A guarded pharmacist hiding a deeply personal medical condition must confront her fear of abandonment when a passionate chef pursues her with unwavering intention—forcing her to choose between protecting her heart or risking everything for a love that demands honesty.

Preach the Truth, Hide the Rest

A desperate mother pushing their daughter into a surrogacy arrangement for a wealthy couple to escape poverty. However, the daughter's older sibling vehemently opposes the dangerous deal, leading to a fierce confrontation within the family.

Survival is the only home she has left.

Three struggling men share a crumbling Lagos apartment, leaky pipes, a hostile caretaker, and egos that clash daily. Survival is hard enough until a sudden death pulls them into chaos, secrets begin to surface, and trust completely falls apart. Just when things cannot get worse, a shocking truth is revealed: one of the three is actually the landlord. What follows is a hilarious spiral of betrayal, pride, and absolute madness that will leave you in stitches.

Demilade & her husband Ekene Okechukwu have recently moved to Palm Estate as he gifts her a posh house bought in her name in celebration of their second anniversary. No sooner had the ‘for better or worse’ couple opened the door to their luxury home than a group of women led by Queen Dekan, Imade & Eno from the estate came knocking! They come bearing trouble! What does this mean for the couple? Best to find out yourself!

Set in the ever-vibrant city of Lagos, Alo is structured as an anthology of four short films, each zooming in on a different slice of urban Nigerian life. Whether it’s the grind of survival or the search for identity, each episode explores a different emotional terrain, anchored by characters that feel both familiar and fresh.

Brotherly Love follows the story of two brothers Jidenna Okoro (IK Ogbonnaya) and Tobenna Okoro (Uzor Arukwe). The two are half brothers but are always at loggerheads. The demise of their father would see a reading of his last will and testament which puts even more fuel to a pre-existing fire.