10 Most Anticipated Nollywood Films Hitting the Screen this April

April 2025 is shaping up to be an exciting month for Nollywood, with a diverse lineup of films set to captivate audiences across cinemas and streaming platforms. 

Whether you love supernatural thrillers, heartfelt dramas, or laugh-out-loud comedies, there’s something for everyone this month. Here’s a look at some of the most anticipated Nollywood movies set to premiere in April.

Osoronga 

Directed by Ibrahim Chatta, Osoronga plunges viewers into the eerie world of witches and wizards. The story follows a man who finds himself ensnared by dark forces, leading to a desperate struggle for survival. With an intense storyline and spine-chilling performances, this supernatural thriller is set to debut on Prime Video on April 4.

Owambe Thieves

In this comedy-crime thriller directed by Adeoluwa Owu, a struggling couple embarks on a risky scheme to escape financial woes. Their plan quickly spirals out of control, entangling them in a dangerous web of deception. Produced by Eniola Ajao, Owambe Thieves hits cinemas nationwide on April 18.

Radio Voice 

Produced by Nollywood legend Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD), Radio Voice is a heartfelt drama about second chances. It follows the life of a man who, after facing numerous hardships, discovers the power of his voice to inspire change. The film celebrates resilience, self-discovery, and the power of storytelling.

Temi and the Labalaba Band 

Produced by Anthill Studios, this film follows the journey of a young band striving for success in the competitive music industry. With a blend of drama, comedy, and vibrant musical performances, Temi and the Labalaba Band is an inspiring story about dreams and perseverance.

Family Brouhaha 

Directed by Femi Adebayo, Family Brouhaha brings family drama to life with a mix of humor and emotional depth. Featuring seasoned actors like Joke Silva and Shaffy Bello, the film delves into the chaos, misunderstandings, and love that bind families together. Expect a hilarious yet touching experience.

A Lagos Love Story 

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Lagos, this romantic drama follows young professionals navigating love, betrayal, and societal expectations. The film paints a modern picture of romance in Nigeria’s bustling metropolis, offering a compelling mix of passion, heartbreak, and hope.

Makemation 

Breaking new ground in African cinema, Makemation explores artificial intelligence through the eyes of a brilliant yet underprivileged teenage girl. Directed by Michael “Ama Psalmist” Akinrogunde, the film delves into the intersection of technology and human resilience, sparking important conversations about the future. It is set for release on April 18.

Adunni: Ogidan Binrin 

Directed by Yemi Amodu, Adunni: Ogidan Binrin takes audiences back in time to tell a gripping story of tyranny, resistance, and liberation. Featuring Nollywood heavyweights like Odunlade Adekola and Funmi Ogidan-Bello, this film promises a powerful narrative filled with action and cultural depth. It premieres nationwide on April 25.

Landline 

Directed by Dele Doherty, Landline is a suspenseful thriller that examines the impact of a single phone call on multiple lives. With an intricate plot and unexpected twists, this psychological drama is poised to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Aso Ebi Diaries 

Biodun Stephen’s Aso Ebi Diaries offers a deep dive into Nigerian celebrations, where love, friendship, and family drama unfold. Featuring stars like Nancy Isime and KieKie, the film is a humorous and relatable look at the significance of Aso Ebi in Nigerian culture.