Presenting the finest movie producers in Nigeria, this compilation showcases the top 10 talents based on their recent remarkable contributions in the field of filmmaking. Alongside, this curated list features a selection of noteworthy Nigerian movies that you simply cannot miss.
1 . Jadesola Osiberu
Arguably the best producer and movie director presently., Jade Osiberu is the first on our list.

Greoh Studios was founded by Nigerian writer, director, and producer Jadesola Osiberu. She is well-known for the films Brotherhood, Isoken, Sugar Rush, The Trade and Gangs of Lagos, the first Nigerian original movie that will only be available on Amazon Prime Video.

2. Kunle Afolayan
Kunle Afolayan was born on the 30th of September 1974 into the family of Mr. and Mrs. Adeyemi Josiah Afolayan in Ebute-metta Lagos State, Nigeria. His father is the popular movie director and producer (Ade-Love) who worked in the traveling theatre of the 20th century.

His films consistently top the charts, and he is renowned for producing timeless works that are enjoyable at any time. He has received numerous honors for his exceptional work as a result, both in Nigeria and abroad. He is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with in the world of filmmaking. He has produced top movies like October 1, The Figurine and Anikulapo among many others.

3. Tunde Kelani
Nigerian filmmaker Tunde Kelani, also known as TK, was born on February 26, 1948. Over the course of a more than four-decade career, TK has developed a specialty in producing films that highlight Nigeria’s rich cultural legacy and are rooted in documentation, archiving, education, entertainment, and culture promotion.

As most of his works, including Ko se Gbe, O le ku, Thunder Bolt, The Narrow Path, White Handkerchief, Maami, and Dazzling Mirage, followed this style of filmmaking, he is also well recognized for his passion of turning literary works into movies.

4. Kemi Adetiba
Kemi Adetiba was born on the 8th of January 1980, she started her career at a very young age while being motivated by her fatherDele Adetiba who showed her a lot about the media world.

Apart from making movies, Kemi Adetiba is also a director. She has worked on some notable projects with renowned Nigerian musicians like Olamide, Waje, Niyola, Tiwa Savage, and many others. She has produced top notch movies like Wedding Party and King Of Boys.

5. Mo Abudu
Mo Abudu was born on the 11th of September 1964, she graduated from Ridgeway School, Midkent College, West Kent College and University of Westminster.

She has produced movies like Chief Daddy, Oloture, Elesin Oba amongst others.

6. Niyi Akinmolayan
Niyi Akinmolayan is a prominent Nigerian film director and one of Nollywood’s most successful hit makers. His career began with the 2008 film, ‘This Is War’, which he wrote and directed. Since then, he has written, directed, and/or produced more than 20 films and television series, including the hit film, ‘The Wedding Party’ (2016) and the box office hit, ‘Chief Daddy’ (2018).

In 2021, he signed a multi-year deal with Amazon Prime Video to become the exclusive global streaming home for Anthill Studios’ slate of cinema releases. His upcoming projects include the Nigerian-British action film, ‘War Songs’, and the epic love story, ‘Oyin’

7. Funke Akindele
She is a well-known Nollywood actress under the stage name Jenifa, which was inspired by one of her films. She is a major player in the Nigerian film industry. She has produced movies like Battle On Buka Street, Omo Ghetto and others.

8. Toka Mcrabor
A true master of his profession, Toka McBaror is a producer/director of motion pictures. McBaror, a Nigerian native who was raised in Kaduna, has quickly established himself as a master of all filming techniques. He is a highly accomplished, prolific, and multi-award winning director who is renowned for his coaching and production consulting services for movies. He has garnered numerous honors for his work, including six award wins for the film “Lotanna” and a nomination for “Kada River” at the 2018 Toronto International Nollywood Film Festival in Canada.

9. Tade Ogidan
AKintade Ogidan, also known as Tade Ogidan, is a natural-born producer who, from the moment he began working in the industry, has been producing mind-blowing films.

‘The Reign of Abiku’ and ‘Blinking Hope’ are two of Tade Ogidan’s works. These two helped him gain so much notoriety, and he was able to take home honors at television festivals in the 1980s. He became well-known across the nation, and many people began approaching him for production work. He has produced movies like Madam Dearest and Diamond Ring amongst others.

10. Bimbo Stephens
Biodun Stephen began her film-making career in 2014 with the release of The Visit. The film was praised for its minimal yet insightful cast, story and originality. It received two nominations at the 2016 AMVCA. She has produced movies like Sista, Tiwa’s Baggage, Looking For Baami amongst others

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Yorubas are super talented... Yorubas are pace setter.. there is that thing in ewedu and Amala that administers knowledge and understanding in our brain

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INEC has seriously got to be the biggest movie producers. Because they've always kept me on the edge of my sit since 2015.

Our South Western brothers are the brains in the entertainment industry, they call the shots in both movie and music industries.
Congrats to them!

Nice one

Great, Omoluabis.

You won't get that comment you are expecting from me

Nigeria to the world.

Whoever compiled this list did a good job

Na wa o, Na Ọmọluabi full here o!

YOUR OPINION.

INTEGRITYA1:
Great, Omoluabis.

One Nigeria.

One thing about Yoruba people is that;

They are just

Too

"UNIQUE"

Too 10 movie producers in “south west” Nigeria.

Noted. okay, Yoruba film producer

Hmm. Make dem sha produce more meaningful movies come 2024. These are things that keeps our society more lively amidst trying times...

Jade Osiberu had an outstanding 2023

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Developers will not like the list. They think everything is about buying and selling.

Zeb Ejiro is no more amongst. No Champion forever

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I laugh in wakanda

xynerise:
YOUR OPINION.

oya bring your own list
Make we see

No wonder good movies have gone extinct, too much ewedu/amala everywhere.
Gone are the days of zeb ejiro, teco Benson amaka igwe etc.

NwaNimo1:
Op,

What kind of tribal trash is this?

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Whey our Asaba producers. Hehehehehehehehe.