Adedamola Adedayo

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African societies are popular for their communal arrangements where people are bound together in close-knit units such as family, peer groups and religious gatherings. Within such systems, duties are expected and responsibilities are distributed, and the very understanding of love itself emanates from one's commitment to these realities. This is why, love, for many of […]

Journeys of Singleness, a short film written, directed and edited by Barnabas Ayo-Ilekhaize, gives a hint of the distrust and dishonesty that characterises modern youth-centric relationships. It follows Ifebuche, a young lady with an arid romantic life and a job she is displeased with, whose friend introduces her to a potential interest, Gabriel. Ifebuche begins […]

Within the first few minutes of a film, you can often tell whether it holds promise and is worth your time. Certain cues reveal its potential early on, and The Covenant is one such Nollywood production. It follows Dagogo (Gideon Okeke) an ex-soldier that embarks on a mission to find his brother Celestine (Zubby Michael), […]

How To Build A Library, a Kenyan documentary produced and directed by Maia Lekow and Christopher King, chronicles the transformation of Nairobi's historic McMillan Memorial Library from its status as a colonial legacy into an all-inclusive public space with provisions that cater to general interests. The feature-length documentary follows the journey of author Shiro Koinange […]

Once again, a date is set. The air is thick with anticipation as Nollywood filmmaker Kunle Afolayan announces the return of Aníkúlápó: Rise of the Spectre, a Netflix Yoruba epic fantasy series, on January 30th, 2026. The franchise, which began with a 2022 pilot titled Aníkúlápó, established the presence of Saro, a young man on […]

From accidents and wars to natural disasters, disease outbreaks, abuse and abject poverty, the causes of orphanhood are many and complex. In Sub-Saharan Africa, 49.4 million children from age 0-17 are estimated to have lost either one or both parents due to different factors, with Uganda believed to have at least 1.9 million orphans, which […]

On the evening of December 26th, history unfolded at the National Theatre. Adekunle Gold took the stage for the venue's first concert since its major renovation and renaming as The Wole Soyinka Centre for Culture and the Creative Arts, backed by a 55-piece orchestra and his band, the 79th Element. It was a performance that […]

Uche Okocha discusses Trino Motion Pictures’ global expansion strategy, the HBO Max acquisition of “The Weekend,” and how the acclaimed Nollywood thriller is helping redefine African cinema for international audiences.