From FREEDOM PARK to TERRAKULTURE to EDINBURGH and now we are at MUSON Get your tickets at paystack.com/buy/who-tiff-mo…

🎭 Who Tiff Monalisa? is a hilarious comedy stage play showing in Ibadan this June. It is packed with chaos, clever twists, and unforgettable laughs. 📍 Bodija, Ibadan 📅 June 27 & 28, 2026 ⏰ Show Starts: 6:00 PM Tickets: naijatheatre.com/blog/who-ti… By @Deblasanta

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….the madness! 😭🚶‍♂️ Welcome to ‘Who Tiff Monalisa?’ 🔥 Tickets are selling fast! Grab yours now: 👉 selar.com/whotiffmonalisa written by @Deblasanta co-produced by @themisterrain & @Deblasanta

If you’re interested in a trip to Lome, Togo from the 28-30th August, please send me a DM. You need your international passport and yellow fever card (assistance available). 300,000 (it’s a budget trip and you may never find this trip at this cost ever again) Please, repost.

Who is Obafemi paying in production because what's this god status? Effizy ti poju. Babanla aura. Gaddemit.

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Hi, I'd really appreciate it if you would share or donate to this campaign! *Boys Don't Sing* undefined… Donate here: oncrowdr.com/explore/c/boys… Please repost this to your mutuals, help this campaign reach its goal! Thank you.

One of the most stressful and interesting conversations I've had with you was deciding the best title for the film. You were sure I'd always come up with a new one every week.

Please, share my work. 🙏

Your spirit is pushing you the right way

In just under 24hrs I have watched again, 3 of Nigeria's Classics : 1. Owo Ẹjẹ by @AmoduYemi 2. Ti Oluwa Ni Ilẹ by (@tkelani) 3.Koṣegbe by (@tkelani ) Is my spirit trying to tell me something? @Deblasanta see wetin you don cause?

Mrs Executive Producer 🫶🏾♥️ The way I fell in love with this script the moment I read it about two years ago because I’m super scared of old age. I’ve seen people age, especially in these parts, I’ve seen them struggle, I’ve seen how unavailable everyone becomes and how lonely it gets. It’s a @deblasanta film and you already know it’s a brilliant film. We (@deblasanta and I) Co EPed this piece and we can’t wait to share with you.

I love how anytime we have Gabriel Afolayan in anything major we hear high praises of his artistry. I had goosebumps watching him in Uni. Gabriel would dance, stunt and perform like he was a giant on the stage.

Gabriel Afolayan is the best actor in Africa. Give him all your life savings.

Egunjobi’s (@Tai_Egunjobi) father was a professor of botany who once co-owned a cinema house in the ‘70s, in Ibadan, with a Lebanese businessman. He was a reader and raised his son — who was born in Nairobi, Kenya — on Yoruba folktales and Greek myths, on the pages of Harlequin romances and Tell. Books became young Egunjobi’s first fascination. Cinema came later, as revelation. opencountrymag.com/taiwo-egu…

Tell your friends to tell their friends and lovers, it’s #TINM day! Please watch our gorgeous cast in our debut short film on YouTube here - youtu.be/_pxmgVCY4Hk It’s just 15 minutes, I’ll appreciate your comments there as well 🙏🏿❤️🥹

4 Nollywood movies coming out in the cinemas soon ✨ 1. Okanjuwa - May 22 2. Ajosepo (The Gathering) - May 28 3. My Father's Shadow - June 5 4. Iwe Ala - June 12 Fingers crossed 🤞🏽

Debola “Santa” Ogunshina’s @Deblasanta TOP 5 Nollywood performances that redefined standards✨ Check out which performances made the list and why they made a lasting impression on him👇🏾

🇳🇬We’re running it back! Following widespread public demand, My Father’s Shadow will return to Nigerian cinemas from 5th June 2026 for a special limited re-release. We swept #AMVCA12, winning Best Movie, Director, Writing (Movie), Music/Score and Sound Design. Initially released in 16 states across the country from September 2025, Nigeria was the first country in the world to show My Father’s Shadow widely in cinemas. The film is set in the aftermath of the historic June 12 1993 Nigerian election crisis, a date that has since become Nigeria’s Democracy Day. This re-release invites audiences to revisit the film as a living archive of memory and nationhood ahead of June 12.