The festive season has kicked off on a high note for Nollywood movie enthusiasts, with multiple movie giants releasing top-notch films that are currently competing for attention in cinemas nationwide.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Nollywood fans are in for a treat, with so many big-budget films competing for attention in cinemas.
Funke Akindele, one of Nollywood’s most beloved actresses, recently released the highly anticipated “Everybody Loves Jenifa”.
The “Jenifa” franchise, which debuted in 2008, has become a household name, and fans are in the cinema to see what is in store for the lovable and quirky Jenifa.
Meanwhile, veteran producer, Mercy Aigbe, is making waves with her latest film, “Thin Line”, which is also currently showing in cinemas.
Popular actress Toyin Abraham has also released the fifth installment of her hit comedy franchise, “Alakada”, titled “Alakada Bad and Boujee”.
Abraham’s “Alakada” franchise has become a staple of Nollywood comedy, and fans are eager to see what is new and exciting in this latest installment.
But that is not all, other movies are also vying for supremacy at the box office. “The Waiter”, a new film by popular comedian AY, is also currently showing in cinemas.
The movie features a star-studded cast, including Regina Daniels, Deyemi, Williams Uchemba, and promises to deliver plenty of laughs and entertainment.
Additionally, Jade Osiberu’s “Christmas in Lagos”, a holiday romance movie set against the backdrop of Lagos’ vibrant 30th December culture, is also competing for attention in cinemas.
This heartwarming film is perfect for the festive season and promises to leave audiences feeling uplifted and inspired.
For those who prefer to stay home and avoid the stress of going to the cinema, there is the epic limited series titled “Seven Doors”, produced by Femi Adebayo, and distributed by Netflix.
This star-studded series features the likes of Chioma Akpotha, Gabriel Afolayan, Jide Kosoko, among others.
According to Femi Adebayo, “Seven Doors” is a love letter to Nigerian culture, and promises to deliver a captivating and unforgettable viewing experience.
The release of these films is a testament to the growth and development of the Nollywood film industry, which continues to produce high-quality content that entertains and inspires audiences nationwide. (NAN)
