4 2015 Nollywood Movies every Nigerian Must watch

The Year 2015 had lots of expectations from Nigerians on Movie production in Africa's Largest Movie Industry but these huge expectations were met. Here are five major Nollywood Movies produced in the year 2015 under review that hit a bang and we love every Nigerian to see.

1.      Stephanie Linus - "Dry"

The film's theme focuses on Vesicovaginal fistula condition and underaged marriage which was getting rampant among young women in Nigeria especially in the Northern Region. Dry is a Nigerian drama film directed by Stephanie Linus and starring Stephanie Okereke, Liz Benson, William McNamara,Darwin Shaw and Paul Sambo. It was Produced  in response to the Proposed Child marriage bill that led to a controversy  in Nigeria. It won the Best overall Movie Category award at the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.

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2. Taxi Driver "Oko Ashewo"

Taxi driver (Oko Ashewo) is an hilarious comedy drama about working in Lagos at night, as a taxi Driver. It tells the story of how Adigun (Femi Jacobs) copes with dealing with the multitude of odd characters he comes across from Delia (Ijeoma Grace Agu) the queen prostitute, to Kakanfo (Hafiz Oyetoro) the unseen vigilante, the notorious assassins ‘three wise men’, to the Godfather, Baba Mistura and many more interesting characters that ply their trade in Lagos at night.

3. Iyore

Iyore (The Return) or as I like to call it "Playing with Reincarnation" is a twisted tale of love transcending from one lifetime to another and growing stronger each time it is reenacted. It tells the story of Osarugue (Rita Dominic) a married Secondary school English teacher in the 80's who is in love with a crown prince of Benin Kingdom Azuwa (Joseph Benjamin) but it is forbidden for she already belongs to another man Osas (Yemi Blaq). The Prince Azuwa is to be married to Ajoke (Okawa Shaznay) a Yoruba Princesss who might be a Reincarnation of Amenze on of the scared Virgins of the ancient Benin Kingdom who had an affair with Edosa the warrior and had to elope with when rather than be buried alive with the dying king

4. Fifty

Fifty captures few pivotal days of four women at the pinnacle of their careers. Tola, Elizabeth, Maria and Kate are four friends forced at midlife to take inventory at their personal lives, while juggling career and family against the backdrops of the neighbourhoods , Ireti Doyle, Emmanuel Ikubuese, dakore Egbuson, Omoni Oboli, Nse- Etim Nkpe roles in the movie makes it a Nollywood Blockbuster.

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