In a 2025 filled with uncertainty, new distribution paths and global appearances, some debut producers and directors began to make their mark with projects like Red Circle, Freedom Way, Reel Love, and The Herd. Globally, Akinola Davies Jr’s My Father’s Shadow pulled Nigeria into international film conversations during the busy year.
At home, streamers like Kava and EbonyLife ON Plus provided new pathways through which some of these projects could reach audiences, beyond the stuffed cinemas and now-strategic international streamers.
Looking ahead, 2026 promises a diverse slate of projects featuring both established and emerging talents. Expected to return to the screens are Damilola Orimogunje, Esiri brothers, Clarence Peters and Laju Iren. Feature debuts include Chioma Paul-Dike’s Oblation and Chris Idihero’s Aloma, while Martha Ehinome makes her producing debut with Man of Her Dreams.
In genres, romance opens up the box office year with titles such as Naz Onuzo’s Everything Is New Again and Timini Egbuson’s successive collaboration with Kayode Kasum, Love and New Notes. The year is also set to offer thrillers like Spiraling, while Chioma Paul-Dike takes viewers on a psychological horror journey with Oblation. Meanwhile, family dramas such as Damilola Orimogunje’s Dear Ajayi and Melon House Production’s Adanne will aim to tug at the heartstrings.
Here is a curated list of some Nigerian projects that we are hoping to see in 2026. Some exclusive stills and BTS materials will be shared on our socials.
Titles are listed in alphabetical order.
‘77: The FESTAC Conspiracy
A continuation of the 2016 historical thriller, ’76, Izu Ojukwu takes the directorial chair once again for a story set around the 1977 FESTAC event. ’77 will feature the reunion of Ramsey Nouah and Rita Dominic from ’76; the former, now an aggrieved serviceman, is invited to be a part of a cause out to upset the political order of the continent, along with Ibinabo Fiberesima and Daniel K. Daniel, who will also be reprising their ’76 roles. Soibifaa Dokubo will be joining the cast as the Leader of the Free Africa Movement, as well as Seun Kut,i who will be playing his famous father, Fela Kuti. Affi Agneta Ejeje as Serai.
‘77 is written by Olisa Eloka as his feature film screenwriting debut, and the film had its exclusive press screening in December 2024, followed by its world premiere at the AfroCannes Diversity & Inclusion Event at Cannes in May 2025.
A Fisherwoman’s Dream
Telling a powerful story about women and releasing fittingly in Women’s Month, the Laju Iren-produced A Fisherwoman’s Dream (Onobiren) is another film that was featured in FilmOne’s 2026 film slate.
The film stars Ruby Akubueze in the lead, following the journey of a woman who dares to push beyond the limits placed on her life and destiny. The cast also features Bisola Aiyeola, Deyemi Okanlawon, Patience Ozokwor and in his acting debut, Chude Jideowo.
The film is scheduled for a March theatrical release.
Aloma
Serving as Chris Ihidero’s debut directorial feature, Aloma (which was also written by Chris) draws inspiration from his experiences growing up in Oshodi and Shomolu. Aloma: Messiah Chronicles explores love and survival in a city divided between the privileged and unprivileged in urban Nigeria.
The film features performances from Shawn Faqua, Folu Storms, Asa’ah Samuel, Kalu Ikeagwu, Segun Arinze, Tina Mba, Olakunle ‘Abounce’ Fawole, Princess Obuseh, Abolaji Ajibade, Kelly Ekpeyong, Juliet Ibrahim, Elvina Ibru, Jessica Blessing Obasi, Kamo State, Simi Hassan, Toyin Oshinaike, Samson Imanah, Kayode ‘Aderupoko’ Olaiya, Jide Ibitoye, Ropo Ewenla, Jaiye Kuti, Aina Gold, and Rotimi Falegan. Aloma will serve as the acting debut of Ayo Maff, who is also contributing to the film with an original track.
The story development for Aloma first began in 2016, with its first draft finished 7 years later, in 2023. The thriller film, which is currently in post-production, is fully financed by MBO Capital investors and is planning a 2026 international premiere.
A first look teaser video of Aloma was shared late 2025, ahead of its 2026 release.
Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre S2
Following the “success” of the 2022 period fantasy feature film, Kunle Afolayan followed up with the release of the sequel series, Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre, in 2024. In October of the same year, director Kunle Afolayan announced that the series had been renewed for a second and third season.
The second season is expected to extend beyond the Oyo Empire and explore the complex realities of the slave trade. It will star returning cast, Sola Sobowale, Bimbo Ademoye, Lateef Adedimeji along with additional cast, Teniola Aladese as Ìyá Efunsetan, Antar Laniyan, Joke Muyiwa, Saidi Balogun, Adeoluwa Okusaga, Saga Deolu and Tayo Faniran.
Season two of Anikulapo is set to premiere on Netflix on January 30.
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Baptism
During a baptism on the outskirts of town, a young boy tragically drowns, sparking a sequence of events that reveals hidden tensions within the church community of St Jude’s Cathedral. Directed by Orire Nwani, Baptism stars Ozzy Agu, Toni Tones, Bimbo Manuel, Yvonne Jegede, Tomi Ojo, Jide Kosoko, Bobby Ekpe, Seun Kentebe, Toheeb Oseni, and Funmbi Toye.
Baptism is produced by Josh Olaoluwa and Goodness Emmanuel, with a screenplay by Adaora Sandra and Hope Eniayekan.
Efosa Ogbomo, Josh Olaoluwa, and Orire Nwani are credited as executive producers under One Child Grace Studios and Conceptified Media. Principal photography was completed in Lagos in the first half of 2025.
Blood Sisters S2
In 2024, Mo Abudu officially announced a second season of the Netflix Original Series Blood Sisters. The EbonyLife Studios production, led by Nancy Isime and Ini Dima-Okojie, will bring back original cast members Kate Henshaw, Uche Jombo, Daniel Etim Effiong, Kehinde Bankole, Gabriel Afolayan, Segun Arinze, Patrick Doyle, and Genoveva Umeh.
Michelle Dede, Ifeanyi Kalu, Ben Touitou, Anita ‘Warri Pikin’ Asuoha, Blessing Jessica Obasi, Fadekemi Olumide, Bolaji Ogunmola, and Mike Afolarin will be joining the cast in yet-to-be-disclosed roles.
Created by Ted Makanjuola, episodes of the second season are directed by Daniel Oriahi and Kayode Kasum, with a script written by Craig Freimond, Zeli Zulu, and Adze Ugah. Filming for Blood Sisters 2 wrapped in December 2024 after an 18-month development process.
Bodija
Known for his feature films, Taiwo Egunjobi is stepping into longer form storytelling with Bodija, a crime drama mini-series set to arrive in early 2026.
Egunjobi previously directed films such as In Ibadan, A Green Fever, and The Fire and The Moth, films that have established his voice as a filmmaker interested in intimacy, tension, and the cost of personal choices.
Bodija follows a confident university student whose crypto scam goes wrong, pulling him into a violent world of debt and desperation. Given just five weeks to repay 10 million naira, he must navigate danger, betrayal, and hard choices as everything he cares about hangs in the balance.
Bodija is produced by Sable Media Productions in collaboration with Tayo Faniran Films and Entertainment, and stars Tayo Faniran, Feranmi Adeniran, Orenimi Olawuyi, Toyin Oshinaike, and Martha Ehinome.
More details on the release platform to be announced.
Clarissa
Arie and Chuko Esiri, whose debut Eyimofe (This Is My Desire) won international praise for its storytelling and vivid Lagos realism, are now working on their sophomore project, Clarissa.
As Chuko explains, Clarissa is an adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s “Mrs. Dalloway”, but relocated from 1920s England to 2020s Lagos. The story centers on longing and romance between two people, moving between the city of Lagos and flashbacks to the Esiris’ Abraka hometown in Delta State.
Speaking about the musical tone, Chuko shared they are drawing on the soulful sounds of Seckou Keita and his kora to express the film’s deep sense of love lost and missed chances. For the nostalgic flashbacks, they aim for a warm, full feeling, like Nina Simone’s version of “You’ll Never Walk Alone”, to capture the sweetness of childhood.
British actor David Oyelowo (along some other diasporan Nigerian acts) is an expected cast member of Clarissa, anticipated to feature on the festival circuit.
Clarence Peters’ Scratch
After his 2022 mini-series, Inside Life, which took home AMVCA 2025’s award for Best Scripted Series, Clarence Peters is back in the directorial seat for a new dramatic series, Scratch.
Announced at the beginning of the year on the director’s social media, Scratch will follow five housemates from dysfunctional homes who hide their struggles behind smiles, navigating lives far from perfect. Written by Olumide Kuti and co-produced by Winifred Kpoudosu with Clarence Peters through his production company, CAPital Dreams, the five-episode series stars Favour Etim, Hauwa “Nananikeji” Issa, Celia Okechukwu, Mofehintola Jebutu, and Anthony Sunmola.
Dambe
Ramsey Nouah’s Dambe is expected to transport the audience to an 11th century Kano, telling a coming-of-age story about the world of a Hausa traditional boxing style, Dambe.
Directed by Ramsey Nouah (with Chris Odeh producing) for BRS Studios, the studio behind Tokunbo and 2025 Stitches, Dambe is supported by funding from MBO Capital.
Dear Ajayi
Damilola Orimogunje returns with his second directorial feature after For Maria: Ebun Pataki. In Dear Ajayi, which is set in the late 90s in Southwestern Nigeria (filmed in Ibadan), two estranged sisters with different lifestyle choices are forced to reunite to care for their unexpectedly paralytic mom after their father’s sudden death. Bimbo Akintola and Tosin Adeyemi play the two Ajayi sisters, Ade, the religious breadwinner and Titi, the secular singer.
The film, which is a product of an 8-year development since 2017, including its selection for the Ouaga Film Club in 202,2 where it won three awards, is currently in post-production after concluding filming in the first half of 2025.
The film is also produced by Orimogunje under 2o9ine Films, along with Bose Oshin and co-produced by Depth and Optics Productions. Its cast also includes William Benson, Uzoamaka Power, Lanre ‘Iya Awero’ Hassan, Michelle Dede, Antar Laniyan, Tope Tedela, Chioma ‘Chigul’ Omeruah, Baaj Adebule, Iya Rainbow and Kalu Ikeagwu.
A 2026 festival run is anticipated.
Everything in Between
Inspired by true events, Everything in Between is Stephanie Dadet’s 90-minute feature film with only two cast members. Adapted from Jane Dora Chinyere’s original story and written by Abiodun Kuforiji Nkwocha, the film confronts the themes of abuse and control through the lens of a couple’s final, explosive confrontation.
The story centers on Adaugo and Azubuike, portrayed by Onyinye Odokoro and Valentine Ohu, whose relationship unravels in its tense, last moments.
Produced and directed by Stephanie Dadet, Everything in Between is positioned for the festivals, with a streaming release planned for 2026. The film premiered at UNRELEASED (a monthly film screening event presented by African Stories Untold in collaboration with CANVAS where unreleased films are showcased) in May 2025.
Everything is New Again
In another Inkblot and Filmone collaboration comes the romantic film, Everything Is New Again, written by Nicole Chikwe. With Naz Onuzo directing, Everything Is New Again will follow an age-gap romance between Funmi and Ekene (played by Mercy Aigbe and Vine Olugu).
The film, which had earlier in October 2025 been announced as part of FilmOne’s 2026 Q1 slate, has Naz Onuzo, Zulumoke Oyibo, Damola Ademola, Kene Okwuosa, Ladun Awobokun credited as executive producers.
The cast also includes Nancy Isime, Olumide Oworu, Gbemi Akinlade, Angel Unigwe, Abayomi Alvin, Shammah Agah, Aderonke Onuoha, Gbubemi Ejeye, Desmond Elliot and Ngozi Nwosu.
Everything Is New Again is set for a theatrical release on January 30.
Evi
Described as an Afrobeats feature film and accompanied by original songs, Evi follows the titular musician as she tries to regain her identity and place after being dropped by her label.
The musical film is written and directed by Uyoyou Adia and produced by Judith Audu and Damilola Osikoya for Judith Audu Productions and Switch Visual Productions. Evi completed its principal photography on location in Lagos, with FilmOne expected to distribute it when it goes to cinemas in the first quarter of 2026 as currently scheduled.
Evi seals another collaboration between Uyoyou Adia and Judith Audu who both worked on The Sessions, and most recently in 2023, L.I.F.E.
Jagun Jagun 2
The Yoruba epic film genre is alive and well. The period epic Jagun Jagun is set to return with a sequel after its 2023 Netflix premiere. In the first film, we were introduced to the feared warlord Ogunjimi and a competition to Ogunjimi’s reputation, Gbotija. This sequel possibly follows Ikulende’s (Ibrahim Chatta) revenge as teased at the end of the first film but the plot details are still unknown. With Adebayo Tijani, Tope Adebayo and Femi Adebayo all on board as directors, Jagun Jagun 2 finished principal photography in November 2024 and is expected to be released sometime in 2026.
La Pyramide: A Celebration of Black Bodies
After the success of his black-and-white feature film Mami Wata, CJ Obasi returns with La Pyramide: A Celebration of Black Bodies. As the title implies, the film intends to showcase the beauty of black-skinned bodies which he believes are marginalised and not well portrayed, showcased or represented in mainstream media. The film, which is set across Brazil, New Orleans, Louisiana, and Senegal, completed the first part of principal photography in Salvador, Brazil, last October.
The thriller passed through Red Souk Market from its development stage to returning as one of the 8 selected Work-In-Progress projects. A multinational production spanning Nigeria, the UK, the US, Colombia, Senegal, and Brazil, the film is produced by Abbas Nokhasteh and Andres Borda.
Obasi describes La Pyramide as his most ambitious project yet, shot “on a larger canvas and with colour.” Much like the director’s acclaimed Mami Wata, this film, even in colour, intends to challenge the limits of visual aesthetics as well as narrative storytelling. The cast includes American-Ugandan actor Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine. If production goes as planned, the film will most likely open on the festival circuit.
LADY
Set to have its world premiere at Sundance 2026 in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition, followed by a European premiere at Berlinale, LADY is a debut feature film by British-Nigerian filmmaker Olive Nwosu (known for Egungun, which had its world premiere at TIFF in 2021 before screening at Sundance 2022, and also earned a BIFA nomination).
Starring Jessica Gabriel’s Ujah, Amanda Oruh, Tinuade Jemiseye, Binta Ayo Mogaji, Seun Kuti, and Bucci Franklin, the Lagos-set drama follows a fiercely independent young cab driver who meets a band of radiantly reckless sex workers whose sisterhood pulls her into danger and joy, setting her on a journey toward her own transformation.
Lady is yet another UK-Nigerian co-production, developed with Film 4 and financed by the British Film Institute. Alex Polunin produces the film through his Glasgow-based company Ossian Productions, while John Giwa-Amu for Good Gate and Stella Nwimo fill out the Nigerian production side.
Love & New Notes
Timini Egbuson-produced Love and New Notes is a dramatic romance film set in 1984 against the backdrop of the Nigerian government’s sudden currency change.
Reuniting with Egbuson after their previous work on Reel Love, Kayode Kasum is on the project as the director. Love and New Notes stars Egbuson and Sophie Alakija in leading roles, alongside Odunlade Adekola, Eniola Badmus, Kamo State, Toluwani George, Tolu Babs-Omish, and The Don.
The film is scheduled for a cinema release on February 13, ahead of Valentine’s Day.
Man of Her Dreams
In Man of Her Dreams, Naya is a woman in her late 20s who is keenly searching for a meaningful, long-term connection. She meets Kene, who initially seems like the perfect partner, aligning with everything she’s been looking for. As their relationship intensifies, however, she uncovers aspects of his life that challenge her and lead her to reconsider what love truly looks like.
Martha Ehinome (who also serves as a first-time executive producer on this project) leads the cast along with Vine Olugu, Ireti Doyle, Gbubemi Ejeye, and Tosin Adeyemi.
Co-written by Martha Ehinome and Gbolahan Akintunde with Moses Ipadeola in the directorial seat, the film concluded its principal photography in 2025, filming in Lagos. Man of Her Dreams, currently in post-production, is handled by Ehinome’s new production company, ME & Co, along with Emmanuel Izuoba.
First-look images have been released for the film, but no further release details are known. So far, plans include a run at the festival circuit.
Mothers of Chibok
Mothers of Chibok is a documentary by Joel Kachi Benson, which premiered at the 2024 Doc NYC and received the Audience Award for Best Documentary at the 2025 African Film Festival in Hamburg and the Encounter Al Jazeera Award for Best African Feature Documentary at Encounters South African International Documentary Festival.
It follows the struggles and reality of the mothers of the kidnapped Chibok girls. This documentary comes as a sequel for Benson’s VR documentary, Daughters of Chibok about the kidnapped Chibok girls.
FilmOne is currently expected to handle distribution for a 2026 release.
Odyssey
Odyssey is a documentary that journeys through the past century of Yoruba music and its diverse genres, such as Apala, Sakara, Fuji, Juju, examining the impact of religious and cultural influences on the music, as well as its influence on modern-day Afrobeats.
On board as executive producer is Bobo Omotayo, the creator of Fuji: An Opera, which works to preserve Yoruba music through curated concerts and exhibitions. Papa Omotayo, Tosin Ashafa and Ife Koleowo are also credited on the project as producers, with singer Adekunle Gold as co-producer.
Directed by Abba T. Makama, the Yoruba music documentary will feature figures like Seun Kuti, Ebenezer Obey, Benson Idonije, Ayinla Kollington, Odion Iruoje (a record producer who worked with Fela), as well as Kunle Tejuosho (owner of Nigerian record store, Jazzhole).
Upon its release, the film will be accompanied by a visual exhibition curated by photographer Andrew Esiebo.
Oblation
Written, directed and produced by Chioma Paul-Dike under Two Shoes Media Production, Oblation is a horror feature film that builds on Paul-Dike’s previously released short film, Dreams, which screened at 15 local and international festivals, including AFRIFF and Silicon Valley African Film Festival in 2023.
Like the short film, Oblation follows Nelo, a heavily pregnant lady haunted by a figure in her dreams who insists she must leave her home.
In this feature, Chioma Chukwuka, Bucci Franklin, Ebere Okaro, Ruby Akubueze, Iyke Ndubuisi, Paul Nnadiekwe, Echelon Mbadiwe join the original cast led by Onyinye Odokoro, along with Kelechi Udegbe and Amanda Oruh.
Post-production wrapped on Oblation late 2025 and is scheduled for release on the festival circuit in 2026, as well as general release later in the year.
On Different Grounds
Set in Lagos, the Nicolette Ndigwe-Kalu-produced project is teased to be a romantic comedy centred around a big wedding. The story, which the producer stated she had written about 20 years ago, is expected to “showcase the beauty of a proper Nigerian wedding”.
The film features a diverse cast including Nollywood veterans Bob-Manuel Udokwu and Jennifer Eliogu, alongside Uche Montana, Uche Jombo, Fadekemi Olumide, Nkem Owoh, Ifeanyi Kalu, Bambam Adenibuyan, Maggie Osuome, Ebele Okaro, Aproko Doctor, Bollywood’s Vineet Raina and Nimesh Diliprai, as well as Ghanaian-American actress Abena Akuaba.
On Different Grounds is directed by Mildred Okwo and began production in May 2024.
Pile of Rubbish
A child’s harmless habit slowly reveals a bigger lesson about survival, responsibility, and the environment. Pile of Rubbish follows eight-year-old Bola, whose habit of picking up empty bottles becomes a source of tension in his struggling home. Unknown to his family, that growing pile of trash may be their way out of financial hardship.
Written and produced by TigerFireRose Media production in collaboration with Negodu Media Africa, Pile of Rubbish is directed by Adejo “Story Priest” Emmanuel (winner of AMVCA Best MultiChoice Talent Factory Film 2025), with cinematography by Yemi Adeojo. The film stars Tijani Jamiu, Ayoola Benedict, and Modesinuola Ogundiwin.
Beyond the screen, Pile of Rubbish is the flagship film for the Story for Change Initiative, a project by TigerFireRose in partnership with the Lagos State Office of the SDGs. Through community and children-focused screenings, the film will be used to spark conversations around climate responsibility and the importance of teaching environmental awareness to the next generation.
Prophetess 2
A sequel to the 2021 comedy-drama Prophetess, starring Toyin Abraham, is reportedly in the works. This follow-up will again be produced by Anthill Studios with FilmOne Entertainment, though details about returning or new cast members are yet to be announced.
Spiraling
Wande Thomas’ Spiraling, co-written by Amaka Anioji will follow an ambitious entrepreneur as the world she herself creates begins to spiral. Described by the director as “rooted in the human psyche,” the thriller series will explore themes of ambition and consequences. Set in Abuja, a celebratory night at a hotel unravels a Lagos tech entrepreneur’s personal crisis.
The cast has Toni Tones and Folu Storms in leading roles, along with Seun Ajayi, Mathilda Akatugba, and Jim Iyke. Spiraling is co-produced by Urbangidi Showtime and Isoken Ogiemwonyi under Studio Ogiso, who also developed the original story with director Wande Thomas. The duo previously collaborated on The Smart Money Woman.
The series, which is set in both Lagos and Abuja, concluded its principal photography early 2024. A first look was released in November 2025, ahead of a special screening of the first episode at Entertainment Week Africa.
The Other Side of the Bridge
Over a year after its world premiere at AFRIFF, the Fiyin Gambo-directed The Other Side of the Bridge is finally set to reach wider audiences in cinemas. Starring Demi Banwo and Tobi Bakre, the film, which appeared in our list of must-see films from AFRIFF, follows two boxers from vastly different backgrounds whose paths collide in a high-stakes match that threatens to divide the city of Lagos. The film also boasts performances from Olarotimi Fakunle, Ireti Doyle, Mike Afolarin, William Benson, Femi Branch, Teniola Aladese, Gbubemi Ejeye, Seun Ajayi, and Taye Arimoro.
Produced by Demi Banwo with Lord Tanner Studios, The Other Side of the Bridge is slated for an April theatrical release, with FilmOne expected to handle distribution.
The Secret Lives Of Baba Segi’s Wives
EbonyLife Group is bringing Lola Shoneyin’s acclaimed novel, “The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives”, to cinema screens. Directed by Daniel Oriahi and written for the screen by Adze Ugah, the story follows Baba Segi, his four wives, seven children, and a family secret that has been hidden for years.
Produced by EbonyLife Group in partnership with Genesis Group, Nile Media Entertainment Group, and Silverbird Group, the adaptation is currently eyeing a December cinema release.
Starring Odunlade Adekola, Iyabo Ojo, Mercy Aigbe, Bimbo Ademoye, Omowunmi Dada, Shaffy Bello, Bisola Aiyeola, Lateef Adedimeji, Kunle Remi, Tina Mba, the novel was previously commissioned for a series by Netflix.
The Smart Money Woman
Following the release of two seasons of The Smart Money Woman (adapted from the 2016 book of the same name) and the spinoff series Lara Unlimited (released in 2025 and starring Toni Tones), a new feature film from Arese Ugwu is reportedly in the works, with Toni Tones returning as a cast member.
No further details have been released. FilmOne is expected to handle distribution.
To Adaego With Love
Another period romantic drama on this list is To Adaego With Love, directed by Nwamaka Chikezie. The film stars Chisom Agoawuike and Adam Garba and is set in 1975 Nigeria, where a soldier and a school teacher from rival tribes fall in love in a country still grappling with the aftermath of civil war and deep-rooted social divisions.
Supporting acts in To Adaego With Love include Chioma Chukwuka, Bob Manuel Udokwu, Riyo David, Demi Banwo, Tonia Chukwurah, Six Foot Plus, and the late Onyeka Onwenu.
Produced by Tade Production House with Ziva Works Production, To Adaego with Love was one of the biggest winners at AFRIFF 2025, earning both Best Feature Film and Best Screenplay for the screenplay written by producer Brenda Ogbukaa-Garuba.
Distributed by Tribe Nation, the film is slated for a February 6 release in cinemas.
We Must Begin Again, Together
Teniola Aladese takes the lead in We Must Begin Again, Together, a drama about love, loyalty, and betrayal. After marrying beneath her social class and facing estrangement from her family, her world shatters when she discovers her husband is having an affair with her brother.
Set in modern-day Nigeria, the film is written and directed by Ade Sultan Sangodoyin and was shot in Ibadan during the first half of 2025, followed by some released stills. It is produced by Melissa Adeyemo, with Shoyode Olatunji Jamiu and Ade Sultan Sangodoyin as co-producers.
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