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Saturday, 25 January, 2025

10 hilarious Nigerian movies you probably forgot about


Nollywood, the Nigerian film industry, is known for its unique storytelling and humor. Over the years, numerous comedic gems have graced our screens, and some of these movies may have slipped your mind. “Rediscover 10 uproarious Nigerian film in this article, rekindling your memory and sense of humor. Don’t miss them!”

1. Mr. Ibu (2004)

Starring John Okafor, “Mr. Ibu” is a slapstick comedy that delivers belly-aching laughter with its outlandish humor and unforgettable character.

2. Aki na Ukwa (2003)

Osita Iheme and Chinedu Ikedieze, as child actors, showcased their incredible comic chemistry in this classic, leaving audiences in splits.

Also Read: The Johnsons: A hilarious glimpse into a Nigerian family’s heart

3. Osuofia in London (2003)

Nkem Owoh, known as Osuofia, takes the lead role as a village man’s adventures in London unfold in a riotous manner.

4. Jenifa (2008)

Funke Akindele’s portrayal of the quirky village girl attempting to adapt to city life is a comedic masterpiece.

5. Osuofia in Brazil (2011)

Nkem Owoh returns in yet another hilarious adventure, this time in Brazil.

6. The Wedding Party (2016)

This romantic comedy, featuring a star-studded cast, adds a fresh and funny twist to Nigerian weddings, making it an instant classic.

Also Read: Top 10 Must-See Nollywood Movies of 2023

7. 30 Days in Atlanta (2014)

AY Makun takes the lead role in this laugh-out-loud comedy about a Nigerian’s adventures in Atlanta.

8. Mama G (2007)

Patience Ozokwor, affectionately known as Mama G, showcases her unique comic talent in a role that is bound to tickle your funny bone.

9. Phone Swap (2012)

With Nse Ikpe-Etim and Wale Ojo in the lead roles, this romantic comedy offers humor alongside heartwarming moments.

10. The Return of Jenifa (2011)

This sequel to “Jenifa” continues the hilarious journey of the protagonist as she returns to her village, ensuring a hearty dose of laughter.

Nigerian films have brought joy and laughter to countless viewers worldwide. These 10 hilarious films may have temporarily faded from memory, but they are a testament to Nollywood’s comedic prowess. So, why not plan a movie night and rediscover the laughter these gems have to offer? Your funny bone will thank you!


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