He may not be the face on every movie poster, but William Oluwaseun Amatare Adebayo Omobolanle Edwin-Kentebe, who is popular Seun Kentebe, is one promising stage and screen actor having a sure and steady walk up the top rung of the Nigerian stage and screen acting skies. Focused, diligent, amiable, humble and unpretentiously friendly, the…

Nigerian movies are breaking the glass ceiling, with 93 Days leading the pack gaining acceptance at virtually every prestigious international festival.

The movie is a reflection of the sacrifices and the sheer will of some group of Nigerians to ensure that the dreaded Ebola disease is contained and wiped out of the country.

“Twenty-one million people call this city home,” says a female voiced intro as ’93 Days’ opens, signposting the devastation that could have been wreaked by Ebola Virus Disease ...

Three members of House on the Rock Cathedral inspired this piece on the fiery actress, Bimbo Abiola Bukola Aina Onoyigbe Mary-Ann Akintola.

Though the idea to shoot a movie on Ebola was initially greeted with controversies, that decision seems to have paid off, as 93 Days, a movie on how Nigeria, through strong collaborations, defeated the dreaded virus, has continued to...

The Senior Pastor of all House on the Rock Churches, Pastor Paul Adefarasin, has said that Nigerians need to inculcate the best value system possible to reshape and transform the country to one of “our dream”.

Hollywood plague movies are usually about a fictional viral outbreak, unleashing chaos and anarchy that can only be stopped by heroes who transcend the panic.

In line with its resolve to promote purposeful leadership in Nigeria, The Rock Cathedral, in collaboration with Natives FilmWorks, Michelangelo Productions and the Bolanle Austen- Peters Production ...

An exclusive screening of the movie, 93 Days, was held at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Friday, September 2, 2016 at its Hubert Humphrey Building, Washington DC, U.S.

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), which has an outstanding reputation for showing the best films from around the world, announced yesterday its selection of the captivating movie ...

One of the producers and CEO of BAP, Mrs. Bolanle Austen-Peters, who just returned from the U.K. after a successful outing at London West End with her musical theatre, Wakaa, could not contain her joy in pulling off this filmic feat.