Chris Attoh

Akpos proposes to Bola at an event and they decide to go to the US to celebrate with their family. En route, they get themselves into several unexpected adventures.

Flower Girl is a 2013 Nigerian romantic comedy by Michelle Bello. It centers on Kemi, a sweet but impatient florist who dreams of marrying her long-term boyfriend, Umar—a lawyer promising engagement once he becomes a partner. When he finally secures the promotion, she expects a proposal—but instead, he calls off the relationship. Heartbroken, Kemi is struck by a star actor, Tunde Kulani. Tunde, sensing a PR opportunity, offers to pose as her new boyfriend to reignite Umar’s jealousy. As the charade plays out, Umar does become jealous—but things don’t go as Kemi plans. Unexpectedly, Tunde starts to fall for Kemi, and she begins to see aspects of herself she’d forgotten in her fixation on marriage. What began as a ploy becomes a deeper journey: learning about genuine love, self-worth, and what truly matters in a relationship. Ultimately, Kemi must choose—not just between two men, but between fantasy and real emotional connection.

After a devastating tragedy, a broken man vanishes from everything he knows and finds refuge in a quiet village far from the noise of the city. There, an unexpected connection pulls him into the lives of a grieving old man and a guarded young woman carrying wounds of her own. As hidden truths, guilt, and longing quietly intertwine, he begins to find peace in the last place he ever expected, until the past he abandoned comes closing in, threatening to shatter everything he has come to love.

Two worlds. One chance. A love they never saw coming.

As love blossoms into a forever they once only dreamed of, Chioma and Obiora stand on the edge of a beautiful new beginning. But when secrets from the past and faces they thought were long gone return, their love is tested in ways their hearts never imagined. In a journey woven with passion, forgiveness, and destiny, they must discover whether love is strong enough to heal old wounds and write the ending their souls have always desired.

Driven by grief, a U.S. detective's hunt for his daughter's murderer leads him to Africa, where he, along with a group of assassins, unravels a chilling string of witchcraft-related killings.

In Watz Republic, Regina (Linda Ejiofor) confides in her friend, Zaya (Somkele Idhalama) to look after her younger brother while she goes after the desires of her heart to be with Major Egan (Tope Tedela).

Richard Okezie decides to leave Sylvia, his lifelong imaginary friend and lover for Gbemi a flesh-and-blood real woman, but complications arise when Sylvia decides to destroy Richard's peaceful life.

Gary Barbar, a troubled Marine Transportation Management teacher, embarks on a journey to Benin as the reincarnation of Ifagbai, seeking answers and reuniting with his love, Esohe.

A man returns from prison hoping to pick up the pieces of his life with his wife and business. Things are not as he hopes when he begins to suspect his wife of infidelity and with the business at stake; he calls in an old friend who is a private investigator for help. A love triangle ensues with everyone fighting for love and for money. Who will come out top.