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Netflix unveils trailer for Hijack ’93

By Eniola Daniel

03 October 2024   |   1:22 pm

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Netflix has released the trailer for Hijack '93, which is set to premiere on October 25, 2024. Produced by Play Network Studios and Native Media TV, the film features an impressive cast, including Bob Manuel, John Dumelo, Sharon Ooja, Nancy Isime, Jemima Osunde, and Efa Iwara. It also introduces newcomers Adam Garba, Allison Emmanuel, Oluwaseyi…

Netflix has released the trailer for Hijack ’93, which is set to premiere on October 25, 2024.

Produced by Play Network Studios and Native Media TV, the film features an impressive cast, including Bob Manuel, John Dumelo, Sharon Ooja, Nancy Isime, Jemima Osunde, and Efa Iwara. It also introduces newcomers Adam Garba, Allison Emmanuel, Oluwaseyi Akinola, and Nnamdi Agbo, who portray the hijackers.

Building on the success of previous Play Network films such as Blood Vessel and Glamour Girls, Hijack ‘93 highlights Netflix’s dedication to showcasing authentic Nigerian stories.

The movie is a fictional retelling inspired by the 1993 hijacking of a Nigerian Airways flight by a group of teenagers.

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Producer and co-founder, Play Network Studios, Charles Okpaleke.said: “Such historic events are essential to our nation’s history and must be shared with future generations,”

Produced by Play Network Studios and Native Media TV, Hijack ‘93 boasts a stellar lineup that includes industry veterans as well as exciting newcomers. Known faces include Bob Manuel, John Dumelo, Sharon Ooja, Nancy Isime, Jemima Osunde, and Efa Iwara, and we see debut performances from Adam Garba, Allison Emmanuel, Oluwaseyi Akinola, and Nnamdi Agbo who star as the hijackers.

“Hijack ’93 is a fictional retelling inspired by the real-life hijacking of a Nigerian Airways flight in 1993 by a group of Nigerian teenagers. These pivotal events, which shaped our nation’s history, risk being forgotten over time. As a filmmaker, my goal is to preserve and share authentic African stories with a global audience,” Mr. Okpaleke added.