Film

When Nigeria Happens is a gripping story that follows a group of misfit dancers, Fagbo, Pokko, Lighter, Movement, Colos, and Poppy, who live for their art while defying societal expectations.

Their tight-knit world is upended when Fagbo’s mother falls critically ill, leaving him in a desperate search for funds. As societal pressures close in, their bond and dreams are tested like never before.

Amid mounting sacrifices, they must confront what it truly means to fight for love, identity, and a future in Nigeria.

Hosted by up and coming filmmaker Omotoke Solarin-Sodara, director Ema Edosio and screenwriter Bayo Oduwole join us for a candid conversation about their gripping new film When Nigeria Happens.

This dark, sometimes comic exploration of youthful dreams and survival in modern Nigeria is a must-watch. This session will delve into the film’s creative journey, its social commentary, and the personal stories behind the script.

Expect insight, laughter, and an unfiltered look at telling the Nigerian story onscreen.