More Nollywood titles are coming to Netflix this May, from The Delivery Boy to Anchor Baby and Light in the Dark. The reason for this explosion of Nollywood content on Netflix could be the coronavirus pandemic, as more people are at home during this time and are turning to streaming platforms. Which Nollywood movie would... Read More

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December 14, 2019

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#YNaija2019Review: 4th Republic, The Delivery Boy, The Set Up… These are the best films of the year

For the annual review, only feature length films that received a wide distribution either on big screens or streaming platforms were considered. Because of the limited options for distribution, documentaries that debuted in the festival circuit or screened privately within the year have also been considered. Mokalik Mokalik is a mildly interesting but far from holistic... Read More

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4th Republic, Light in the Dark, Living In Bondage: Breaking Free, Mokalik, The Bling Lagosians, The Delivery Boy, The Ghost and the house of truth, The Journey of an African Colony, The Last Tree, The Set Up

September 26, 2019

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Africa Movie Academy Awards recognises Adekunle ‘Nodash’ Adejuyigbe magic as The Delivery Boy secures twelve nominations

Nigeria led the nominations at the 2019 African Movie Academy Awards (AMAA), but it was totally different this time, as one film, ‘The Delivery Boy’, scooped 12 nominations in all the big acting and production categories. The film, which is a fine take on the backstory of terrorists and weaves in societal questions in its... Read More

The trailer of the movie ‘The Delivery Boy’ has us hyped

“After all is said and done, you are just like me,”that was Amir, the suicide bomber from the trailer of ‘The Delivery Boy,’ the new film by Adekunle Adejuyigbe. Popularly known as Nodash, Adekunle writes and directs a gripping story that captures betrayal and humanity, exposing the dangerous culture of silence in the midst of... Read More

#AFRIFF2018: The Delivery Boy is a future Nollywood classic

Amir is The Delivery Boy. Amir is a terrorist on a mission. After existing as a pawn for most of his young life, he has embarked on his most meaningful journey yet. One that is worth living – or dying for. It doesn’t matter, as long as his objective is achieved. Amir has been trained... Read More

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November 19, 2018

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‘The Delivery Boy’ wins best Nigerian film at the 2018 AFRIFF Globe Awards | Here’s what you need to know about the movie

This year’s African International Film Festival drew to a close on Saturday with the AFRIFF Globe Awards, and some of the movies that were screened won awards in various categories. Noteworthy is Adekunle ‘Nodash’ Adejuyigbe’s The Delivery Boy, which won Best Nigerian Film. Stanlee Ohikhuare’s Coat of Harm won Best Short Film, beating C.J. Obasi Afrofuturist story... Read More

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November 15, 2018

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AFRIFF 2018: Here are the 30 Nollywood movies that made it to the final screening selection

The ongoing African International Film Festival (AFRIFF) kicked off officially on Sunday at the Genesis Deluxe Cinemas, Lekki, and it’s been a melting pot of African cinema and for film practitioners to converge. Opening with the visually arresting South African movie Sew the Winter to My Skin, the festival will close on November 16 with... Read More

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September 27, 2018

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7 “films” why you must not miss Lights Camera Africa 2018

We are hours away from the 2018 edition of Lights, Camera Africa film festival and if you are still in a comme ci, comme ca mood, here are films that provide ample reason why you CANNOT miss this year’s LCA film festival which runs from Sept 28 to Sept 30 at the MUSON... Read More

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