Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku

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Vaillante: The Cast of UNICEF’S Miniseries Want Child Marriage Survivors to Feel Seen

Considering the gravity of the theme, delivering on their roles could not have been easy.…

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A Naija Christmas Review: Kunle Afolayan’s Delightful But Unsatisfactory Christmas Romp

Essentially, the movie, A Naija Christmas is only original in its outlook. There is that…

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Whose Funeral Is It? A Review of “How To Ruin Christmas” Season 2: “The Funeral”

This is where “The Funeral” shines brightest: in the subtle but clear evidence of growth…

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Nollywood Horror Film “Hex” Review: A Clarence Peter’s Experimental Foray Into Film Making

What matters to viewers, ultimately, is that a horror film delivers some type of heightened…

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Opinion: What, Truly, is the African Story?

…a platform for African writers for the purpose of discovering “the best authentic African story…

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Movie Review: Kemi Adetiba’s “King Of Boys: The Return Of The King” Is Enjoyable, But It Lacks Bite

By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku King of Boys, Kemi Adetiba’s crime drama, made great impact on…

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Movie Review: Izu Ojukwu’s “76” Excels As A Period Piece With A Knack For Detail

By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku It is often said that Nigerians don’t know their history. Many…

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Movies From The Vault: Chineze Anyaene’s “Ijé: The Journey” Is A Compelling Take On The Nigerian Dream

By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku The Nigerian dream is to japa. In a country that stifles…

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Movie Review: Kathryn Fasegha’s “Two Weeks In Lagos” Is Forgettable Schlock

It is commonplace to find that romantic films are set in big cities, and when…

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Movie Review: Femi Ogunsanwo’s “Finding Hubby” Defies Stereotypes, But Falls Just Short Of Being Memorable

By Vivian Nneka Nwajiaku Literary adaptations are not exactly Nollywood’s stock-in-trade. On the few occasions…