With the Easter holiday just around the corner, it’s a perfect time to relax and indulge in some quality Nigerian movies.
Whether you’re looking for inspirational dramas, thought-provoking documentaries, or heartwarming comedies, there’s a movie for everyone.
Here are the top 10 Nigerian movies to watch for the Easter holiday, guaranteed to entertain and inspire you.
1. Strangers
In a story based on real events, a boy deals with disease and despair in a remote Nigerian village until an unexpected source of help changes his life.
If you are a big fan of Lateef Adedimeji, then this movie is a must-watch for you.
2. Here Love Lies
Preacher’s daughter turned single mother and travel blogger, Amanda, finds more than romance when she takes a chance to meet a social media suitor in NYC.
Starring: Tope Oshin, Sam Dede, Tina Mba. Go for it if you love love.
3. A Sunday Affair
Lifelong best friends Uche and Toyin fall for the same complicated man, which tests their loyalty to each other, as they face a heartbreaking revelation.
This movie is a bit emotional, but it was a good watch.
Starring: Dakore Egbuson-Akande, Nse Ikpe-Etim, Oris Erhuero
4. Before Valentine’s
While preparing for the most romantic day of the year, four hairdressers at a Lagos salon face wild dramas in their love lives and their families.
I had a good laugh watching this movie. You will too.
Starring: Shawn Faqua, Meg Otanwa, Uche Montana
5. Jolly Roger
Karma, romance and corruption intersect after a chance encounter between an ordinary man and two crooked cops sets off a catastrophic chain of events.
The interesting movie stars Daniel Etim Effiong, Toni Tones and Deyemi Okanlawon among others.
6. The Griot
A talented but shy storyteller faces betrayal after his best friend steals his tales in order to impress the woman they both love.
Starring: Lateef Adedimeji, Goodness Emmanuel, Temiloluwa Fosudo
7. The Wait
Faith becomes a beacon for people struggling with family, career ambition and romantic longing in this adaptation of Yewande Zaccheaus’ popular book.
It is about women and fertility and all the challenges and solutions that could melt away all pains.
It is a must watch for couples.
Starring: Nse Ikpe-Etim, Deyemi Okanlawon, Jimmy Odukoya
8. Dark October
After being accused of theft, four university students in Nigeria were killed in a mob attack that sparked nationwide outrage.
Based on a true story.
Starring: Chuks Joseph, Okpara Munachi, Kelechukwu Oriaku
9. The Plan
A young widow asks her two best friends to help hide her late husband’s stolen cache of gold from authorities but can they be trusted to protect it?
Find out in this amazing movie.
Starring: Rahama Sadau, Rosaline Meurer, Onyinye Ezekwe
10. Shanty Town
A group of courtesans attempts to escape the grasp of a notorious kingpin – but political corruption and blood ties make freedom a near-impossible goal.
Starring: Ini Edo, Chidi Mokeme, Richard Mofe-Damijo
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These movies offer a variety of genres and themes and are sure to provide a captivating viewing experience.
So, grab some popcorn and get ready to be entertained by some of the best that Nigerian cinema has to offer!
Enjoy!
