Top 10 Nollywood Movies in the 90s'

Welcome to Afromnia, your destination for the top 10 Nigerian movies from the 1990s! Join us as we journey back in time to explore some of the most iconic films that shaped Nollywood as we know it today.

1. "Living in Bondage" (1992): Directed by Chris Obi Rapu, this pioneering film kickstarted the modern Nigerian film industry, telling the gripping tale of a man who faces the consequences of making a pact with a cult for wealth and success.

2. "Nneka the Pretty Serpent" (1994): Directed and written by Zeb Ejiro, this horror drama sparked a trend in Nollywood, revolving around demon-possessed subjects who seek redemption through pastors.

3. "Owo Blow" (1995): Directed by Tade Ogidan, this comedy-drama follows the journey of a young man who gets involved in fraud, learning valuable life lessons along the way.

4. "Sango" (1997): Directed by Obafemi Lasode, this historical drama explores the myth and folklore surrounding the Yoruba deity, Sango, with spectacular visuals and performances.

5. "Out of Bounds" (1997): Directed by Tade Ogidan, this crime thriller follows the rise of Pastor Voke and his encounter with temptation, becoming the first Nollywood movie to have a soundtrack album.

6. "Diamond Ring" (1998): Directed by Tade Ogidan, this supernatural thriller delves into the conflict between a cult group and the spirit of a deceased woman, haunting those who possess her stolen diamond ring.

7. "Saworoide" (1999): Directed by Tunde Kelani, this satirical drama critiques politics and corruption in a fictional Nigerian town, led by a king who legitimizes corruption among his subjects.

8. "Igodo" (1999): Directed by Andy Amenechi and Don Pedro Obaseki, this epic adventure follows a group of warriors on a perilous quest to retrieve a stolen crown, crucial for their kingdom's fate.

9. "Glamour Girls" (1994): This tale of ambition, love, and betrayal in Lagos unfolds in two parts, highlighting the struggles and exploitation faced by young women in Nigeria and abroad.

10. "Karishika": A girl sent by Lucifer to wreak havoc on earth, tempting and destroying people to increase the population in hell.

These timeless classics showcase the rich storytelling and artistic talent that have defined Nollywood over the years. Subscribe to Afromnia for more nostalgic journeys through African cinema history!