Netflix offers a variety of Nigerian films and TV shows that span genres, eras, and stories. From classics to contemporary favorites, viewers can access the best of Nigeria’s film culture on one convenient streaming platform.
1. Lionheart – on Netflix
Lionheart is a drama-comedy film written and directed by Genevieve Nnaji. Set in Nigeria, it follows the story of Adaeze (Genevieve Nnaji), an accomplished businesswoman who steps in to save her traditional father’s bus company when he becomes ill. She struggles to earn respect from her family and rival business owners, demonstrating that hard work and determination pay off against all odds.
2. Fifty – on Netflix
Fifty is a testament to how much talent flows from the deepest depths of Nigerian cinema—aan edgy romantic drama centering on four women living at different stages of their lives— Tola was a free-spirited party girl, Elizabeth was mischievous; Maria was an ambitious career woman, and Kate wished for love. They must all confront matters about identity, security, and truth within themselves when defined solely by their age group: 50 years old.
3. Wedding Party 2: Destination Dubai – on Netflix
A continuation from one of the most beloved romantic comedies from Nigeria ever made — The Wedding Party — comes its sequel: Destination Dubai! This time around, Dunni (Adesua Etomi) and Dozie (Banky W) plan the ultimate African destination wedding yet face unforeseen challenges when they meet with something completely unexpected during their Middle Eastern honeymoon getaway.
4. 93 Days – on Netflix
93 Days chronicles the true story of incredible heroes on whom Nigeria relied during an Ebola outbreak in 2014 as well as bringing awareness to what exceptional measures can be taken to prevent epidemics like these worldwide until there can be lasting solutions found through research or advancement through modern science technology coupled with smart risk management processes that may reverse the tide and save more lives than just those immediately affected with contagious diseases like Ebola virus disease or any new ones shortly thereafter.
5. Isoken – on Netflix
Isoken is a coming-of-age movie utilizing humor to illustrate how love can come from unexpected sources even if you are emotionally unavailable at first on your path towards true happiness while recognizing identity issues many Nigerians bring up regarding social expectations within their culture, with universal themes resonating across ages & genders.
6. The Bling Lagosians – on Netflix
The Bling Lagosians showcases the dynamic story about wealth classes among Nigerians telling tales about money over morality broken trust between upper class families & police corruption – triggered by greed driven characters battling breaking news conspiracy narratives centered around trendy lifestyles paving new futures away from crime scenes!
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