Nollywood Forever Movie Reviews
Nigerian & Ghanaian (African) Movie Reviews
Guess what? Desmond Elliott, Monalisa Chinda, Jackie Appiah & Joseph Benjamin are on the cover of Hollywood Weekly Magazine. This is super major. This is the first time ever that Nollywood Stars have been featured! Everything, including TV interviews, details of where to purchase hard copies of the magazine, so that you can read all the stars’ juicy inside page features, will be revealed on Monday (21st May, 2012)
Nolly Galore talks about Tchidi Chikere’s recent marriage break up and the rumours surrounding it, namely that he allegedly got Nuella Njubigbo, an actress pregnant.
Nolly Galore reviews the 2011 Nigerian Movie Heart On Fire (Continuation Wife On Fire) on The Nollywood Forever YouTube channel, starring Van Vicker, Tonto Dikeh and Eve Esin.
Akaeze (Artus Frank) the Prince of Utonkon, Benue State is obsessed with Erimma (Nuella Njubigbo), the most beautiful woman in the community and wants to marry her. She however is not in the slightest bit interested in him, siting his filthy habits such as nose picking, spitting and incessant itching as the reasons why she would never agree to be his wife. Unperturbed Akaeze is determined and concocts a plan with his uncle to push Erimma’s father into being indebted to him so that he will have no choice but to offer up his daughter as a bride or go to prison. It remains to be seen if the plan will work.
In Royal Lust we see Prince Onochi, played by Mike Ezuruonye return to the Palace from the UK with his British fiancée Sonia (Vivian Reinl). Chioma (Susan Ezeuzo) is his sister’s friend and the girl that he left behind, promising to wed on his return. She is devastated that she has been jilted and is determined to win him back. His sister Omali and father too are totally against this new relationship, finding Sonia to be ill mannered, it remains to be seen if their relationship can survive the odds.
An unhappy queen (Eka Aribia) begs a peasant widow (Tonto Dikeh) to marry her husband, the King (John Dumelo) and set her free from a loveless marriage, but then the widow’s husband Chike (Sam Dede) comes back from the dead. We see two men battling for love and ego and two women each wanting to run away to a place of love and peace.
Frank played by Kenneth Okonkwo has an affinity for mgbeke girls. Kenneth meets Kadeisha (Ejine Okoroafor) selling oranges on the roadside and immediately falls for her buying her a phone on first meeting, after which she agrees to follow him to his house and “become his girlfriend.” Their relationship comes to an abrupt halt when it comes to light that she has stolen things from his home despite his generosity. Despite his bad luck with mgbeke girls and his friend Mark’s (Abraham Nwodu) insistence that he goes for a classy educated girl, he is steadfast in his desire for them pursuing them relentlessly and without abandon.
Ene (Angela Okorie) and Frieda (Mercy Johnson) are best friends who have fallen out. In the meantime Frieda seduces her Ene’s boyfriend who is a government official. This causes an even huger rift in the friendship, with two teams of friends posted against each other, which causes all and out war with each team trying to get the better of the other.
Nollywood Forever has had a YouTube channel for the longest time but there isn’t anything on it. Now we would like to introduce to you Nolly Galore our Vlog Movie review correspondent on YouTube. Nolly Galore will be talking about movies, news and gist, so check her out. In this short video Nolly Galore from nollywoodforever.com introduces herself and talks a little bit about hyped Nollywood upcoming movies such as Phone Swap and Ije.
Grace’s mother’s death throws her life into disarray. She is unable to return to school and complete her education as her uncle has stolen all her mother’s savings and is encouraging her to take up a trade and get married instead. Unable to raise funds to continue her schooling she takes the opportunity to go with a family friend to Lagos with the promise of a living with and being educated by her sister’s family. Things are looking up, but how long will it last?
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