List of Nigerian films of 2004 explained

This is a list of Nigerian films released in 2004.

Films

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2004
Fateful LoveSimi OpeoluwaRamsey NouahOmotola Jalade Ekeinde

Paul Obazele

Uche Amah Abriel

RomanceMade in 2 parts and produced by Andy Best Electronics[1]
Goodbye New York 1 and 2Tchidi ChikereGenevieve NnajiJim lyke

Rita Dominic

Chidi Mokeme

DramaShot in English Language, Igbo Language and PidginReleased on DVD by A2Z Movies International.
Home and AbroadLancelot Imasuen

Izoya Isaac

Rita Azenobor

Shot in English Language and PidginReleased on DVD by Lancewealth Images and Ehizoya Golden Ent./Videofield.
Last Girl Standing 1 and 2John UcheJim IykeStepahnie Okereke

Robert Peters

Empress Njamah

Drama / RomanceShot in English LanguageReleased on VCD by Konia Concept/P. M. O. Global.
Missing AngelCharles Novia Stella Damasus AboderinDesmond Elliot

Empress Njamah

Nobert Young

Drama / Fantasy / Horror / Romance
The MayorsRichard Mofe-DamijoSam Dede

Mike Ezuruonye

DramaThis film won the Best Picture award at the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2005.[2] [3]
The London BoySimi OpeoluwaRamsey NouahSimone McIntyre

Segun Arinze

Uche Amah Abriiel

Drama / RomanceMade in 2 parts and produced by Andy Best Electronics
London ForeverChico EjiroShan GeorgeLanre Falana

Lilian Bach

Rachel Oniga

ThrillerReleased on VCD
Mr Ibu in LondonAdim WilliamsJohn OkaforIshola Oshun

Kareem Adepoju

Femi Falana

ComedyReleased on VCD by Kas-Vid and Soft Touch Movies.

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Notes and References

  1. Book: Haynes, Jonathan. Nollywood: The Creation of Nigerian Film Genres. 4 October 2016. University of Chicago Press. 978-0-226-38795-6. en.
  2. Web site: AMAA Awards and Nominees 2005. dead. Africa Movie Academy Awards. Lagos, Nigeria. 22 January 2013. https://web.archive.org/web/20130129073035/http://www.ama-awards.com/amaa-nominees-and-winners-2005. 29 January 2013.
  3. News: Amatus. Azuh. Okoye. . Day I shot a movie in hell – Dickson Iroegbu. Daily Sun. Lagos, Nigeria. 9 March 2011.