Ifeoluwa Olujuyigbe

After an unflattering video of his behaviour goes viral, a handsome influencer is persuaded to stage a fake romance with a sales assistant in order to win over his audience again.

When a man moves in next door to a couple, a situation arises where she would have to pick between her current lover or her maybe newfound love.

The first film, Ajosepo, focuses on a young couple (Dapo and Tani) dealing with intense family drama on the eve of their wedding, including secrets, infidelity, and cultural myths like "Magun". The sequel is expected to raise the stakes, building on the commercial success of the original.

Boma and Doubara are two sisters living in Lagos, bound by their shared faith but divided by their different ways of handling life’s disappointments. Boma wants to 'japa' at any cost, her identity tied to an elusive visa that remains out of reach despite her fervent prayers. Doubara quietly navigates a string of heartbreaks and the social pressure of watching her peers build their own families. When a brutal breakup and a third visa rejection push them to a breaking point, the sisters are forced to confront the resentment simmering beneath their morning prayers. As they struggle with the silence of God and the loud frustrations of their reality, they must decide if their bond and faith are strong enough to survive the wait for a change that may never come.

They promised to always be there for each other. They never promised to tell the truth. Three friends. Twenty years of history. One choice that changes everything. Some betrayals come from enemies. The worst ones come from the people you trust most