Kunle Afolayan
10 Mar
With Saro return from the dead to accomplish a single task and Kuranga standing on the way of the son of Bashorun of Oyo, Anikulapo: Rise of the Specter has showing the deep root of greed, ambition, power play, manipulation, love and betrayal.
5 Mar
When Anikulapo: Rise of the Specter hits the Netflix platform, not many know how the Bashorun of Oyo character got his flow, and many are also not aware of how the Omowunmi character was played seamlessly.
26 Feb
The newly produced Nollywood series, “Anikulapo: Rise of the Spectre," a spinoff from the hit movie, "Anikulapo," premiered in Lagos on Sunday.
3 Feb
Award-winning novelist, short-story writer, playwright and screenwriter, Sefi Atta is well known in the literary and academic space.
29 Jan
Renowned Nigerian filmmaker, Kunle Afolayan, shared insights on the enduring charm of stage plays in a recent interview. Despite the rise of cinema and streaming platforms, Afolayan emphasized that the stage continues to thrive, thanks to dedicated professionals. Afolayan pointed out that stage plays, with their intricate details, hold a unique position in the entertainment…
4 Jun 2023
Three notable Nollywood practitioners- Kunle Afolayan, Ayo Makun who is popular as AY and Play Network boss Charles Okpaleke are among the 339 Nigerians and friends of Nigeria selected to receive national honours from the Federal Government.
28 May 2023
The Nigerian government has announced the nomination of three exceptional young men, Charles Okpaleke, Davido, and Kunle Afolayan, alongside 336 other individuals, for national recognition in the fields of drama and music. These young entrepreneurs have made remarkable contributions that have greatly benefited the nation, and their nominations seek to acknowledge their outstanding achievements. The federal government disclosed the list of esteemed recipients on May 28, 2023.
20 May 2023
Anikulapo has won the overall best movie at the African Magic Viewers Choice Award (AMVCA).
20 May 2023
A talented filmmaker, Dotun Bankole has urged African creatives to tell stories their own way. Bankole who has worked on great movie projects like Kunle Afolayan's 'October 1' said:"Thinking about it, I thank God for blessing me with many skills. Right from my primary school days my sister Kehinde Bankole and I would create stories…