Monday, August 31st, 2026

Watch Trailer: ‘Finding Idara’, Mystery Drama Web Series Directed by Sele Got, Now Streaming on YouTube

A trailer has been released for Finding Idara, a mystery drama web series that follows Inspector Uzo (Lolo Eremie) as she investigates the disappearance of Idara (Blessing Uzero) from a hike during NYSC orientation camp. Inspector Uzo questions people close to Idara as she deals with some past trauma.


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Official poster

Blessing Uzero (Rattlesnake: The Ahanna Story) stars as the titular Idara. She is joined by Henri-Paul Eitokpah, Chibuzor Iheukwemere (The Rishantes), Lolo Eremie (Guynman), Winifred Owoferia, Precious Ani, and Funmilayo Osunsanya

Finding Idara, a Placebo Pictures production, is a 6-part web series created by Sele Got (Golden Rule) & Nwamaka Chikezie (My Mama Na Ashewo) and directed by Sele Got. 

Finding Idara is available to watch on YouTube. A playlist with all the episodes and additional videos is on the channel.

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