We don’t know that bigger fans of Kenneth Gyang’s work exist anywhere else, at least not in Nigeria. At TFB, we think he is a national treasure, a status earned by his impressive body work and a strong commitment to quality. We cheered with Gyang when he won Best Picture at the Africa Academy Movie... Read More

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November 3, 2016

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The Film Blog: Have you seen Sons of the Caliphate?

The fact that it was directed by Kenneth Gyang was enough to pique our interests. And then the fact that it’s set in “The North,” a region largely underrepresented in mainstream Nigerian film and television, made it clear we just had to check out EbonyLife TV’s Sons of the Caliphate. The show describes itself as “a political... Read More

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October 13, 2016

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EbonyLife TV’s Sons of the Caliphate brings the north closer to you

by Akan Ido So we watched the Sons of the Caliphate movie produced by EbonyLife TV yesterday and we think it’s a winner – it pulls you in. It’s our game of thrones – young people with too much money dispensing money, power and influence across a make-believe state Nigerian state of Kowa. It’s an amazing cast of... Read More

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October 8, 2016

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Expelled actress, Rahama to feature in EbonyLife drama series

Actress Rahama Sadau who was expelled from the Hausa film industry, Kannywood is set to feature in a new drama series to be aired on EbonyLife TV, Vanguard reports. Rahama was expelled by the Motion Pictures Practitioners Association of Nigeria (MOPPAN) for serially “hugging and cuddling” a Jos-based musican, ClassiQ in a video. The 13-part drama series, “Sons of... Read More

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