The moment you hear the first crackling of static followed by a captivating, deep voice on the radio, you know Radio Voice isn’t your average Nollywood movie. In a world where the art of storytelling often intertwines with melodrama, Radio Voice dares to take a different route. Directed by the legendary Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD), Radio Voice is set in Nigerian city where secrets travel through frequencies and every word broadcasted can spark change or chaos.

The film follows a passionate and conflicted radio presenter, played by Timini Egbuson, whose rise to fame is shadowed by secrets that threaten to destroy everything he has built.

From the beginning, the plot is captivating. When a supposedly straightforward radio gig draws him into a scandal involving a terminally ill woman and a desperate crime, the protagonist is faced with a whirlwind of moral choices. At its core, the film isn’t just about the radio, it’s about what happens when the truth is too loud to ignore.

What makes Radio Voice different is its embrace of real-life societal issues, especially its sensitive and powerful treatment of cancer, a theme not often represented in Nigerian cinema. The storyline involving a struggling couple, one of whom is terminally ill, adds emotional depth and urgency to the plot. Their plan for a heist, sparked by despair and love, reflects the real, raw choices people make when systems fail them. The film doesn’t exploit the illness, it humanizes it, giving it voice in a society where many suffer in silence.

Deyemi Okanlawon

Deyemi Okanlawon plays Andy Da, a role he completely owns with an intense, grounded performance. His portrayal of a man battling with inner turmoil, desperation, and love makes him one of the film’s most compelling characters. His energy is raw, his magnetic presence reminds us again why he is one of Nollywood’s finest.

Nse Ikpi-Etim

Then there’s the elegant and always powerful Nse Ikpe-Etim, who plays a quiet force in the narrative. The character you would want to sympathize with, she is the victim of cancer in the movie. Her role, while not overly loud, adds balance and wisdom to the chaos around her. She represents the voice of reason, the one who sees beyond the noise. As always, Nse doesn’t just act, she embodies her character, grounding the story with emotional authenticity.

Damilola Adegbite

Damilola Adegbite also shines, bringing warmth and strength to a character who is central to the emotional unraveling of the film. Her presence is graceful, and she delivers her lines with sincerity, pulling us into the emotional gravity of her choices. Though her screen time may be limited compared to others, but she makes every second count.

And of course, Richard Mofe-Damijo (RMD), besides directing, also steps in front of the camera in a role that echoes experience, power, and quiet danger. His character holds secrets, and his scenes are soaked with tension. He reminds us of the influence age and experience bring in a youth-driven world of fast fame and quicker consequences.

Nancy Isime

The chemistry between Timini and Nancy Isime (who plays his love interest) is one of the film’s highlights. Their relationship is beautifully flawed, filled with ambition, trust issues, and the pressure of living public lives. Their romantic subplot doesn’t feel like filler, it is an important subplot essential to the lead character’s choices and conflicts.

Cinematically, the film is a feast. From the beautifully captured scenes to the intimate close-ups shot that lead us into every single moment in the movie, the cinematography enhances the story’s emotional pull. The radio booth becomes more than a set, it’s a stage where truths are told, lives are changed, and voices are set free.

Timini Egbuson

One minor issue lies in the pacing. The middle segment lingers a bit too long on side conversations that slightly delay the narrative drive. Also, a secondary character, the best friend to Timini’s character, seems underdeveloped. We are left craving for more background story or to understand their role in the protagonist’s development.

Still, these minor issues don’t weaken the film’s impact. The sound design is brilliant, especially the way the radio voice hums subtly behind scenes, reminding us of its ever-present influence. The soundtrack, a mix of Afrobeat,  soulful music, and atmospheric tones, matches the shifting emotions perfectly.

Above all, Radio Voice is a relatable narrative. Who hasn’t battled between ambition and morality, between protecting someone you love and doing what’s “right”? Who hasn’t been affected, directly or indirectly, by the shadow of illness in a society where healthcare is a privilege, not a right? The film asks big questions, not with preachiness, but with empathy.

Radio voice

In Nollywood  where stories are predictable, Radio Voice takes a bold leap into layered storytelling, relevant themes, and soul-touching performances. It reminds us that behind every voice is a story, and some stories, no matter how painful, must be told.

On April 11, Radio Voice will  hit the cinemas nationwide. If you’re craving a movie that’s not only entertaining but deeply human, mark your calendar. This is one Nollywood best that will stay with you long after you finish seeing it.

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April Fool’s Day is always a rollercoaster of laughs, shock, and occasional eye-rolls, especially when Nigerian celebrities join the fun. This year, stars like Bobrisky, Funke Akindele, DJ Cuppy, and others pulled pranks that had fans buzzing (and sometimes fuming). Here’s a roundup of the most epic stunts:  

1. Bobrisky’s Fake Immigration Arrest

The controversial crossdresser sent panic across social media with a post claiming he’d been arrested by Nigerian immigration officials.  

– The Prank: The crossdresser posted, “Guys, I have just been arrested by immigration in Nigeria. I don’t know what I did do o” 

Bobrisky’s Prank

Fans were divided, some rushed to express concern, while others called it a clout-chasing stunt.

Bobrisky later revealed it was an April Fool’s joke, but not everyone laughed, given his history with law enforcement, and most people already didn’t believe since the cross dresser had sworn he wouldn’t be back to Nigeria anytime soon. 

April Fool Reveal

2. Funke Akindele’s Fake Wedding Announcement

The award-winning actress broke the internet (briefly) with a marriage tease.  

– The Prank: She shared a cryptic post: “I’m getting married”, followed by the caption “April WHat?………Happy new month, guys”.  

Funke Akindele’s prank

Fans and celebs flooded her comments with congratulatory messages before realizing they’d been pranked. Some admitted they’d already started planning their “aso ebi” outfits, while others were quick to notice the caption (smart guys) 

3. DJ Cuppy’s AI-Generated Husband

The billionaire heiress took satire to tech levels by introducing her digital soulmate.  

– The Prank: She announced on X (Twitter): “I’ve decided to create my own Christian husband via AI. His name is ElijahGPT… He tithes digitally”.  

Dj Cuppy’s joke

The post went viral, with fans jokingly asking for ElijahGPT’s brother or a tutorial. Cuppy later confirmed it was a joke, with the April fool’s day hashtag but the idea of AI husbands had people talking.  

4. Wunmi Toriola’s Fake Ministry Calling

The Yoruba movie star had fans doing a double take with a spiritual prank. 

– The Prank: She posted, “Good morning, lovers. I have finally heeded the voice of the Lord. I have picked up His call…”, and even signing off as “Evangelist WT”.  

Wunmi Toriola’s prank

While some praised her new journey, others caught on quickly, especially with her playful tone and her April Fool’s Hashtag. 

5. Regina Chukwu’s Snake Bite Scare

The actress sparked a mini-crisis with a fake emergency.  

– The Prank: She wrote, “Pls help, snake just bite a small boy here…”, leaving fans confused before the April Fool’s reveal.  

Regina Chukwu’s prank

Fans love seeing celebs act normal with playful jokes, like Funke’s wedding tease or Cuppy’s AI humor. Bobrisky’s arrest prank rubbed some the wrong way, proving that timing and sensitivity matter. From digital husbands to divine callings, these pranks showed how social media amplifies April Fool’s chaos.  

While some pranks were pure fun (looking at you, ElijahGPT), others walked a fine line between humor and headache. One thing’s clear: Nigerian celebs know how to keep social media on its toes!  

Which prank got you the most? Let us know in the comments!  

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There’s something electrifying about Janemena and her dance, something that makes you stop scrolling when her videos pop up on your timeline. Maybe it’s the way she moves like her body was built solely for rhythm. Maybe it’s the unshakable confidence that radiates from her, daring anyone to question her. Or maybe it’s the fact that in a world that tries to box women in, Janemena dances like freedom itself. 

She isn’t just a dancer; she’s a cultural phenomenon. A middle finger to respectability politics, a celebration of body autonomy, and proof that Nigerian dance culture is alive, thriving, and uncontainable.  

Janemena’s Rise: How She Became Nigeria’s Dance Queen 

Born Jane Mena, she didn’t just stumble into fame, she danced her way there. Before the viral videos, celebrity features, and controversies, she was a woman who loved to move. But in Nigeria, where society polices women’s expression, loving dance the way Janemena does is rebellion.  

Her breakthrough in 2024 came with the Twe Twe dance challenge; Janemena showed forth her power by storming the media space with the dance routine while she was heavily pregnant. A dance trend that exploded across Nigerian social media. While others followed the steps, Janemena owned them, hips swaying, energy unmatched, face telling a story. That’s her magic: she doesn’t just dance; she communicates.

Why Janemena’s Dance Style Stands Out  

Fearless energy: No apologies, just raw expression.  

Cultural impact: Redefining Nigerian dance norms.  

Viral dominance: Trends like “Twe Twe”solidify her influence.  

Controversy? Janemena Thrives in It 

With fame comes backlash. Janemena has been called “too provocative” and “indecent” by critics. But she doesn’t care, and that’s why she wins.  

Why Her Fans Love Her

She represents freedom: Especially for women told to “tone it down.”  

Unapologetic confidence: She is a role model for bold self-expression.  

Dance as resistance: She Challenges Nigeria’s conservative norms with her bold dance steps. 

While critics clutch their pearls, her fanbase grows. Why? Because Janemena isn’t just dancing for herself, she’s dancing for everyone who’s been told to shrink.  

More Than Dance: Janemena’s Cultural Impact 

Janemena stands out not just for talent but for fearlessness. Nigerian entertainment has legendary dancers, but few match her cultural ripple effect. When she dances, it’s reclamation, owning her body, her joy, her right to exist loudly.  

Janemena’s Legacy: The Rhythm of a Generation

Years from now, Nigerian dance history will include Janemena, not just for viral moments, but for what she represents: freedom.   

Next time you see Janemena in a video, don’t just watch. Feel it. She’s not just dancing, she’s setting the rhythm for a generation that refuses to be held back.