Nollywood Movies, a portmanteau of Nigeria and Hollywood, is a sobriquet that originally referred to the Nigerian film industry.
The origin of the term dates back to the early 2000s, traced to an article in The New York Times. Due to the history of evolving meanings and contexts, there is no clear or agreed-upon definition for the term, which has made it a subject of several controversies. – Wikipedia
A young lady living in a small backwater town joins her friends to rob an abandoned house. They end up unleashing their worst nightmare when […]
A young man’s goal of marrying his heart rob is shattered when his fiance’s father gave him an impossible list as her bride price. Cast: […]
Enjoy this new Nollywood movie tagged “Price of Love” brought to you by Omoni Oboli TV. Find out more. Starring Eddie Watson, Ekama Etim-Inyang, Cynthia […]
Afamefuna: An Nwa Boi Story narrates the journey of young Igbo boys as they embark on the path to economic freedom through apprenticeship. It vividly […]
The story of an overly protective sister who does everything she can to prevent her baby brother from falling in love with an older woman. […]
Enjoy this new Nollywood movie tagged “Behind Her Closed Doors” brought to you by Stanford Film TV. Find out more. Starring Chinenye Ulaegbu, Mike Afes, […]
A man’s love for his wife is unappreciated by her but she never knows what she has until she almost loses it. Find out more. […]
“Casa De Novia” centers around a journalist who is forced to change houses to better secure her job. She finds a home that fits her […]
Two rival mothers-in-law try to work together to ensure their children’s future happiness. Cast: Mofe Duncan, Maureen Ihua, Okey-Zubelu Okoh, Peggy Ovire, Patience Ozokwor and […]
Enjoy this new Nollywood movie tagged “Coconut Head” brought to you by Ruth Kadiri Films. Find out more. Starring Ruth Kadiri, Eddie Watson, Frances Nwabunike […]