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When pregnant Ebere was transferred to a remote community in South Western Nigeria as a doctor, she was upbeat to serve, do her best to save lives. But her zeal soon turns into apprehension even before should attend to any

Whatever reservation anyone has about most Nollywood movies will surely be dispelled after watching “The Mystic River” series now on Netflix, due to its quality and intriguing nature. The 26-episode Nigerian horror series, streaming on Netflix from May 14, 2021, is

Nigerian movie industry is fast gaining rapid growth as its first horror movie; “THE MYSTIC RIVER” berths on the Netflix platform. A project by Rogers Ofime, while Uxodinma Okpechi directed the six-part horror movie. “The Mystic River” which stars Jide Kosoko,

One of Nigeria’s finest and best producer, who has produced a couple of hit movies and soap operas, Rogers Ofime, last week in Lagos screened another block buster movie to journalists at TerraKulture, Victoria Island, “The Mystic River”. The movie is directed by

LAGOS  – It becomes a nightmare when the very land that was supposed to protect you seeks your blood and that of your unborn child. This is the exact horror story of a remote Nigerian village in the Mystic River, where frequent

Oloibiri movie. First, when it was released in 2015 to the cinemas, it got the attention of the relevant governmental authorities. After three decades of neglect, the current administration has approved the takeoff of the Oloibiri Museum and Research Centre

Nigerian filmmaker, Rogers Ofime is in a celebratory mood as his critically acclaimed film, Olo ibiri prepares to start screening on streaming platform, Netflix. In a Facebook post, Ofime goes down memory lane, recalling how his outfit set out looking for

Rogers Ofime is a Canada-based Nigerian filmmaker, movie director, and television producer, renowned for producing several compelling movies and TV soaps including Voiceless, ‘Tinsel’, and Mystic River. In this interview, Ofime shares a lot about his film, Oloibiri, and its

VOICELESS, a new film featuring Rekiya Attah, will make its way into Nigerian cinemas on Friday, November 20. Centered around terrorism in Northern-Eastern Nigeria and inspired by true events, Voiceless features several Nollywood practitioners that told the story of Salma and