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As the weekend rolls in, it’s time to kick back, relax, and laugh out loud with some classic Nollywood comedy hits.
Whether you’re a fan of mischief, slapstick, or just good old storytelling, these seven films featuring Aki and Pawpaw, Baba Suwe (Oloriburuku), Nkem Owoh, and Baba Latin (Alaye Giga) are sure to brighten your weekend.
1. Aki and Pawpaw (2021)
The lovable troublemakers, Aki (Chinedu Ikedieze) and Pawpaw (Osita Iheme), are back! Now all grown up, they’re still up to their hilarious antics, navigating the chaotic streets of Lagos in search of fame and fortune. Watching them get into trouble is pure nostalgia, with plenty of fresh laughs to enjoy.
2. Mr. Ibu and Pawpaw: The Real Mr. Ibu Comedy Movie (2004)
John Okafor, famously known as Mr. Ibu, teams up with Pawpaw for a comedy rollercoaster. From slapstick disasters to side-splitting misunderstandings, this movie reminds us why Mr. Ibu is a comedic legend. Their on-screen chemistry is simply priceless.
3. Osuofia in London (2003)
Nkem Owoh shines as Osuofia, a village man who finds himself in London trying to claim his late brother’s inheritance. His naive reactions to the modern world lead to nonstop laughs. Cultural clashes, innocent mistakes, and Osuofia’s charm make this film a comedy gem.
4. Baba Suwe: The Merchant of Mirth (Oloriburuku)
Baba Suwe, the king of Yoruba comedy, never fails to deliver. With his infectious laughter and quirky style, he turns everyday situations into laugh-out-loud moments. Oloriburuku is a reminder of his unique ability to connect with audiences through humor.
5. Baba Latin: The Comedy King (Alaye Giga)
Baba Latin’s charm lies in his witty storytelling. Blending Yoruba and English humor, he makes even ordinary life situations feel hilariously entertaining. Watching him in action is like getting a masterclass in timing and comic relief.
6. Aki and Pawpaw: The Return (2006)
The mischief never stops! In this sequel, Aki and Pawpaw find themselves in new trouble-filled adventures. Their brotherly bond, combined with chaotic situations, keeps the laughs coming from start to finish.
7. Nkem Owoh: The King of Comedy
Nkem Owoh has been a household name in Nollywood comedy for decades. From his unforgettable characters to perfect timing, his films are always a laughter-packed experience. Every comedy fan knows a weekend isn’t complete without a dose of Nkem Owoh.
These seven films are not just funny they’re a celebration of Nollywood’s rich storytelling and incredible talent. So, grab some popcorn, settle in, and let Aki and Pawpaw, Baba Suwe (Oloriburuku), Baba Latin (Alaye Giga), and Nkem Owoh take you on a weekend journey filled with laughs.
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