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In 3  Working Days, a father’s frantic battle to save his son takes place against the backdrop of Nigeria’s cashless policy. This Nollywood “thriller” depicts the battle of one guy against a failing banking system, with a dramatic tale that is interesting.

The film depicts universal themes such as fatherly love, desperation, and the sacrifices people are willing to make to protect their loved ones.

Directed by: Jerry Ossai
Produced by: Deyemi Okanlawon
Genre: Thriller
Released on: October 18, 2024. (Cinemas)
Language: English

Plot

Onari’s life takes a terrible turn in 3 Working Days when he sees his wife, Valerie, shot dead during an armed robbery that also hurts their son, Jack. Although Jack’s shooting is not shown to us directly, the film’s narrative context makes it clear that he is injured. In an era of cashless policies, Onari finds himself in a race against time to raise the money required for his son’s treatment when Valerie leaves and Jack becomes critically ill.

This approach, meant to modernize banking, is now becoming risky as digital payment failures force Onari to scramble for solutions. His desperation takes him to a chaotic bank scene, where he must deal with other citizens who are also striving against a crumbling system.

 

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During this chaos, Onari meets a helpful stranger who helps him get through the lines, but he still has to deal with more challenges inside the bank.The film provides a harsh critique of systemic corruption, contrasting the ease with which the privileged traverse the system with the difficulties faced by regular residents.

The fast-paced plot has a visually appealing and sensory presence, and it strives to develop tension using the ticking clock method, but the emotional impact is nevertheless very subdued. The limited investigation of Onari’s inner conflict, along with hasty scene transitions, reduces the intensity of the stakes faced by his character.

By allowing key moments and performances to linger, the film may have better depicted Onari’s desperation, helping the viewer feel the urgency of his situation more viscerally. At its core, the film examines the unwavering will of a father pushed to the brink, navigating a world that tries his every move.

If you are yet to watch the movie then you should visit the cinema, and enjoy the thrilling story of Onari quest in saving his son.

See also: “Onye Egwu” (2024) A film by Uche Jumbo

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Dede Ashiogwu Styles Herself in a Black Jumpsuit With White Lace Trim

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Sometimes the simplest outfit says the most. In a recent post on Instagram, Dede Ashiogwu styled herself in a fitted black jumpsuit and let the white lace trim stand out. She captioned the post “I pull up like I own the city”.

The photos were taken on a night out. She wore a black sleeveless jumpsuit with a deep V neckline and thin straps. White lace ran along the neckline and the edges of the straps, following the dip of the V. The legs ended just below the knee, with another strip of white lace at each hem.

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She carried a small feather clutch and wore a wide silver crystal bracelet.

Her hair was parted in the middle, with braids at the top that turned into long, loose waves past her shoulders. Her heels were black open-toe mules with thick straps. Her makeup was soft, with warm tones and a nude pink lip.

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Her 16 September post kept the same black base, with an oversized pinstripe blazer worn open over a short black skirt, sheer thigh-high stockings and pointed patent heels. The lace is what sets the jumpsuit apart from that look, running along the neckline, the straps and both hems.

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Nancy Isime Set to Produce Her First Film

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Nancy Isime has built a career across modelling, television presenting and acting. After years in front of the camera, the Nollywood actress is preparing to take on a new role as an executive producer, applying her experience in the entertainment industry to a project of her own.

In an Instagram video shared on October 7, 2026, Isime announced the project and admitted that she was nervous about taking on the responsibility.

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“This is my first production as executive producer. I can’t lie, I am nervous and wondering if I am ready, but I think it’s about time; I have also tried,” she said.

Isime also plans to document the production, giving fans a look at the process as the film takes shape. She intends to share updates on production meetings, creative decisions, successes and challenges along the way.

“My first film as an Executive Producer. And I want you to come along for the entire journey,” she added.

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Her experience in television includes hosting The Nancy Isime Show, which launched in 2019. She also made her acting debut in the 2011 television series Echoes and has since appeared in Nollywood productions, including Blood Sisters, Shanty Town and The Wait.

Isime began her entertainment career as a model before moving into television presenting and acting, building experience across different parts of the industry before venturing into film production.

The film’s title, cast, storyline and release date have yet to be announced.

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“Dear Ajayi” Makes History as First Nigerian Production in Venice Days Competition | Watch Trailer

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“Dear Ajayi” Makes History as First Nigerian Production in Venice Damilola Orimogunje’s “Dear Ajayi” has been selected for the 2026 Giornate degli Autori, also known as Venice Days, at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. The selection makes it the first Nigerian production to compete in the Venice Days section. The Nigeria-Germany co-production will have its world premiere as part of the competition.

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Set in 1990s southwestern Nigeria, “Dear Ajayi” follows two sisters, Ade and Titi Ajayi, whose lives have gone in very different directions. Ade is a committed Christian and the main breadwinner in the family, while Titi is an aspiring singer who has chosen a more independent path. When their paralysed mother requires care, the sisters have no choice but to come back together.

Orimogunje wrote and directed the film. The cast includes Bimbo Akintola as Ade and Tosin Adeyemi as Titi, alongside Lanre Hassan, William Benson, Antar Laniyan, Uzoamaka Power, Michelle Dede and Chioma Omeruah, (Chigul)

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Re Olunuga composed the music, while KC Obiajulu served as cinematographer. The film was produced by 2o9ine Films, with Mayana Films, Depth and Optics Productions and Zynox Productions joining as co-production partners.

The film received support from the Hubert Bals Fund+ Europe, while Luminalia is handling its world sales

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Ahead of its Venice premiere, the first trailer gives viewers a look at the Ajayi family and the strained relationship between the two sisters.

Dear Ajayi will have its press and industry screening on September 4, with public screenings scheduled for September 10 and 12 during Venice Days.

Watch the trailer below.

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