Tuesday, July 21st, 2026

Ozzy Agu, Segilola Ogidan, Deyemi Okanlawon and Joke Silva to Star in ‘Over The Bridge’, Upcoming Drama by Tolu Ajayi 

The Garden Theatre announces upcoming feature film, Over The Bridge, directed by Tolu Ajayi (Tinsel) and written by Tosin Otudeko (The Wedding Party).


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L-R: Deyemi Okanlawon, Segilola Ogidan, Ozzy Agu and Joke Silva are the stars of Over the Bridge.

The drama will star Ozzy Agu (The Lost Okoroshi), Segilola Ogidan (A Naija Christmas), Deyemi Okanlawan (Blood Sisters), Joke Silva (Chief Daddy 2) and late veteran actress Sola Onayiga.

The synopsis, which teases a mystery drama, reads: Folarin Marinho is missing while working on a major infrastructure project in Lagos. As his wife embarks on a frantic search for him and details of the project are in question, will Folarin ever find his way back home?

With not very much is known at the moment, Over the Bridge, which wrapped filming mid-2022, is produced by Bose Oshin, with Tosin Otudeko, Joke Silva and Guy Hibbert credited as executive producers while K.C Obiajulu (Lockdown) helms the cinematography.

Director Tolu Ajayi shares in a statement, “my approach to making this narrative is basing characters who have real life approximates, with strengths, failings and deep character wounds. I was drawn to this story from memories from a corporate internship in my late teens. I observed ‘the masters of the Nigerian financial universe’ in Lagos during the financial boom of the 90ʼs. This experience tutored me in understanding these stories of corporate leadership, personal sacrifices and social consequences. Essentially revealing the axiom “Having it all also means Bearing it all.”

Tolu Ajayi, credited as a director on the recent Showmax psychological thriller series Diiche, is a filmmaker whose career spanning 20 years has created some of Nigerian advertising’s most memorable moments. His short film The Encounter, a historical fiction drama that explores the Nigerian civil war, screened at Nollywood 3.0 Metrograph New York 2018 and won Best Sound Track at AMVCA 2017.

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