Wole Ojo

A poor Nigerian woman named Maami protects her young son, Kashimawo, from his father who carries a terrible secret.

BRAVE is an inspirational short film inspired (but not based) by a true story on page 88 of T.D Jakes ‘The Lady, Her Lover & Her Lord’. It is a heartfelt story based on the lives of a young couple, Nathan (Wole Ojo) and Layo (Adesua Etomi) who seem to have happiness, love and comfort. Though married for two years, Layo is beginning to worry about her failure in getting pregnant. When eventually she does get pregnant, she hides the news from Nathan, preparing to break the good news on their anniversary dinner outing in two days. Unfortunately, that night will mark the beginning of a nightmare both may not wake from, and suddenly, love is not enough.

An ambitious career woman is horrified when her husband's best friend starts showing a romantic interest in her arch enemy at work. OC Ukeje, Yvonne Jegede, Wole Ojo (2015)

A man trying to elevate his status in society marries a lady from a wealthy home, he soon realizes that the marital bliss he had hoped for has far eluded him.

Children start disappearing under similar circumstances. A father is forced to embark on his own investigation going against the polices direct orders.

A woman married to a multi millionaire, is accused of her husband’s death and subsequently tried in court for his murder, but when she chooses to use her novice friend as her lawyer, they have to work together to prove her innocence.

A materialistic princess is forced into an arranged marriage by her brother, however the royal household she was entering into, was one with a violent and adulterous king with no regard for her.

A beautiful lady, finds out that the man she developed feelings for over the years happens to be the father of her soon-to-be husband. She is left with a tough decision to make.

A jealous friend has the uncompromising Natasha in her sights

They hatch a plan together, but he has a secret one on the side. And when they both come face-to-face with their lies, there’s nowhere left to run.