Emeka Ike

My Village People

Film One Entertainment, Empire Entertainment, Huahua Media, Kountry Kulture Network, TMPL Motion Pictures, present Amaechi Muonagor (Ndio), Theresa Edem (Haggal), Venita Akpofure (Princess), Ada Ameh (Witch 2), Rachael Oniga (Witch), Nkem Owoh (Prof Pium), Charles Inojie (Uncle Jakpa), Fares Boulos (Roy), Akan Anani (Driver), Sofi Akalaji (Ame), Bovi Ugboma (Prince) Binta Ayo Mogaji (Witch 3), Mimi Onalaja (Mrs. Okafor), Francis Sule (Young Joe), Oge Amuta (stunning Beauty). Director, Niyi Akinmolayan; Screenplay, Bovi Ugboma; Producer, Winnie Okpapi; Cinematography, Adeoluwa Owu. ©

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Restore My Love

By Ali Baylay Executive Image Movies &Franco Films: Starring: Emeka Ike, Juliet Ibrahim, Emeka Akolo, Charity Eke, Nora Ugo; Production Manager: Chininso Okoli; Producer/Exec. Producer: Kenneth Okonkwo; Editor: Ilo Collins E.; Director:Emeka Muangwu; Principal Locations: Ghana/Nigeria. 112 mins; c2009. What if God grants you the most wonderful, beautiful, obedient, god-fearing , respectful and hardworking wife and because of  a preconceived notion about certain types of women, especially those who work in the banks, as planted in your  mind by a friend who

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African movie review featuring Koko Dafe stars and storyline highlights.

Koko Babes

By Ali Baylay EXECUTIVE IMAGE MOVIES & FRANCO FILMS presents Emeka Ike, Uche Jombo, Uche Elendu, Queen Nwokoye, Emeka Enyiocha, Adoara Okoh; Story: Collins Chidebe; Production Manager: Solomon Apeti; Associate Producer: Uche Elendu; Director: Mac-Collins Chidebe;  129 mins. 2008 Screenwriter, Nkem Alu’s use of a clever motif (oversize picture of a naked man placed at a focal point in the primary location of the movie) quite justifies its theme: nestfull of not-too-young-spinsters, whose biological clocks are out of whack,  laying in their nest

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Marshals

By Ali Baylay Cast:Emeka Ike, Van Vicker, Prince Ike, Tonto Dikeh; Produced by Pressing Forward Productions; Black Star Entertainment; Screenplay: Greg Chyke Inawodoh. 145 Minutes. There’re really guys like this: wise guys, fast talking, tough-talking, smooth-talking and confident- building guys who can present before you a heaven on earth. They’re not your 9 to 5 kind of guys. They live by scamming, pilfering, lying, deceiving and robbing, peddling guns and drugs. They’re the best dressed, they hang out with big shots-governors, ministers, bank managers,

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Jim Iyke Finds Love In Jamaican Lady, Set For Alter

Jim Iyke has been variously described as Nollywood’s playboy -a serial heart breaker, one whose motto vis-a-vis relationships with women, appears to be “use them and leave them.” Tabloid stories about his sexual escapades are in volumes, leaving many to wonder what he is looking for in a woman or if he will ever find that unique woman who will melt his heart and make him entertain the thoughts of walking down the aisle.

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Man and woman African movie star, romantic scene from Nigerian film, youthful couple in urban setting, African actors in stylish outfits, romantic drama film.

For Better or For Worse

For Better Or For Worse To put it bluntly, this is a movie that attempts at the inner state of mind of the center character, Sandra (Genevieve Nnaji), but we never get acquainted with her motivation for the kind of rebel without cause behavior of Sandra. Nwafor Anayo’s For Better or For Worse (2003), starts with Sandra entering her father’s living-room-turned-dance-hall, full of party guests, and with her nose in the air, she weeds unfavorable members from the guests and asks them out.

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Elegant African actresses and actors on a vibrant movie poster for "Sins of Rachael".

Sins of Rachael

  Sins of Rachael Director Emeka H. Umeasor takes a close and personal look at Sins of Rachael. You can find it so in the composition of the shots as they interpret on screen.  The excessive use of extreme close-ups and medium close-ups bring even viewers closer to the events and characters on screen. Beautiful shots befitting beautiful story. Screenwriter, Andy Nwakalor weaves a beautiful drama here too for our viewing pleasure. He tells the story of Rachael (Joy Torty), a fountainhead character and a straight-faced born-again

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