Maami makes the list as a Yoruba classic film because it navigated off the usual Yoruba movie narrative, offering the audience something fresh and creative. Amidst the pits of the Yoruba film industry, it never fails to thrill the audience both home and abroad. Jenifa is a Yoruba comedy-drama starring Funke Akindele. This film makes it to our list because of the brilliant plot twist and tragedy. This film shines the light on significant yet overlooked member of the Yoruba community, the taxi driver, in a creative and comedic manner. This curse manifests in his life years later through his child. A different storyline each time, these movies are becoming deeper than before, exploring the Yoruba culture as it evolves over time. 
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This movie centers around a carefree youth corp member Odunlade Adekolawho selfishly steals and eats the seven ducks pepeye meje of an aged woman, causing her pain.
This film perfectly depicts the tales, trials, and mmovie of the typical Jonny Just Come JJC in a tertiary institution where most students live in the fast intimidating lane and deal with cultists.
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The film yorub on Suliat, a village girl from Ayetoro who gains admissions in the university, wishes to belong but struggles with her unexposed self. Arba Yoruba film also stars Olumide Bakare.
This film tells the tales of working at night, especially as a taxi driver. This film shines the light on significant yet overlooked member of the Yoruba community, the taxi driver, in a creative and comedic manner.
The Yoruba language is unique to the Yoruba region of Nigeria and these films often depict Yoruba culture and heritage, in both ancient and modern times.
There are so many creatives in the Yoruba film industry, so many that there are new Yoruba movies every week. Yoruba film is an art of its own.
The English subtitles are usually funnier than the Yoruba script itself. Maami makes the list as a Yoruba classic film because it navigated off the usual Yoruba movie narrative, offering the audience something fresh and creative. Saworoide in English horuba talking drum or brass bell.
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They impart key life lessons in an interesting way. June 24, This con is fast changing as veteran actors and producers are putting in much efforts to produce and provide more for the audience and other creatives.
With Yoruba films, it is sure that you will be entertained and thrilled. This curse manifests in his life years later through his child. As exaggerated as some of the actions may be, we still love Yoruba films and watch some of them on YouTube. The film is set two days before the World Cup and tells the story of Kashimawo played by Wole Ojo, a promising soccer player who comes to terms with the agonies of his childhood, poverty, struggle and unconditional love of his maami motherplayed by Funke Akindele and estranged father.
July 11, Amidst the pits of the Yoruba film industry, it never fails to thrill the audience both home and abroad.
Mufu Olosha Oko is a Yoruba film that is based on a true-life story. Jenifa is a Yoruba comedy-drama starring Funke Akindele. Unknown to the corp member, the old woman places a curse on him.
Contents 1 Taxi Driver: Pepeye Meje is a Yoruba drama starring Odunlade Adekola. Here are six of the best Yoruba movies. The film also stars.
The taxi driver comes across all forms of powers and principalities in his lifetime, especially in Lagos. The brilliance of Odunlade and supporting cast in this film is what makes it stand out.
The film is one of the largest to come out of the Yoruba movie industry, a breakthrough for Funke Arobz and other actors.
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A Yoruba Robbin Hood, Mufu is spiritually fortified to the extent that no weapon can work on him, all attempts by the police to apprehend him have been futile. This has resulted in some actors going abroad in search of greener pastures. A story everyone can relate to, the struggles of a mother.
A different storyline each time, these movies are becoming deeper than before, exploring the Yoruba culture as it evolves over time.
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