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Top women filmmakers who ruled Nollywood in 2025

Nollywood's 2025 saw women filmmakers dominate cinemas, streaming platforms and box office records with bold stories on power, love and identity. These trailblazers shattered conventions and proved female creatives drive the industry's commercial and cultural success.​ Funke Akindele continued her reign with massive hits, as "Everybody Loves Jenifa" from 2024 and 2025's "Behind the Scenes" grossed over N1 billion and N700 million respectively. Kemi Adetiba's Netflix series "To Kill a Monkey" sparked debates with its political edge and visual flair.​ Omoni Oboli's "Love in Every Word" racked up over 50 million views, exploring modern Nigerian femininity and wealth. Toyin Abraham's historical drama "Iyalode" earned over N300 million, while her debut "Oversabi Aunty" showed her range.​ Biodun Stephen's family tale "Labake Olododo" pulled in more than N250 million. Bukunmi Adeaga-Ilori (KieKie), Bisola Aiyeola, Wumi Toriola and Bolaji Ogunmola's action-comedy "Gingerrr" grossed […]

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Nollywood Has More Original Stories Than Hollywood” – Omoni Oboli

Omoni Oboli: “Nollywood Is More Original Than Hollywood” Nollywood star Omoni Oboli has sparked debate by claiming that Nollywood produces more original stories than Hollywood . In a recent interview, she defended Nigerian cinema against long-standing criticism about repetitive plots. She argued that predictability is not unique to Nollywood , pointing out how many Hollywood films follow familiar patterns too. “Name five or ten Hollywood movies that are not predictable,” she said.“We already know the superhero will win. We know the couple ends up together.” She added: “That’s not just a Nigerian problem—it’s a global storytelling trend.” Culture Makes Nigerian Films Unique – Oboli Oboli, known for hits like Wives on Strike and Being Mrs. Elliot , said what makes Nollywood special is its deep cultural roots and authentic storytelling . “What matters most is the journey,” she said.“If it’s […]

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Transforming African Narratives: Highlights from the Africa Cinema Summit 2024.

The Africa Cinema Summit (ACS) 2024 has wrapped up successfully in Accra, Ghana, where filmmakers, industry leaders, and cultural advocates gathered to discuss the pivotal role of cinema in shaping African narratives and fostering social change. Spanning three days, from October 7 to 9, the summit was themed “The Relevance of Cinema in African Communities” and featured an array of keynotes, film screenings, and strategic discussions. One of the summit's standout events was the premiere of The Uprising – Wives on Strike 3, which humorously tackled critical social issues. Juliet Yaa Asantewaa Asante, the CEO of the National Film Authority of Ghana, highlighted the need to revive cinema in African communities, noting that a staggering 90% of Africans have never watched a film in a theater. The summit also hosted a fireside chat with renowned Nigerian actress and filmmaker Omoni […]

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