Nollywood powerhouse Mercy Aigbe is bringing her hit film “Ada Omo Daddy” to a global audience as it premieres on Netflix this Friday, February 21, 2025.
The much-anticipated release marks a significant moment for the Nigerian film industry, offering international viewers a taste of authentic African storytelling.
A Story of Love, Identity, and Family Secrets
Originally released in December 2023, “Ada Omo Daddy” is a family-centric comedy-drama that explores deep-rooted family bonds, hidden truths, and emotional conflicts. The plot follows Pero (Omowumi Dada), a young woman whose wedding plans spiral into chaos when her long-lost biological father suddenly reappears, forcing her to navigate the emotional tug-of-war between two father figures.
A Star-Studded Cast Bringing the Story to Life
The film boasts an impressive ensemble cast, featuring some of Nollywood’s most celebrated actors, including Sola Sobowale, Charles Okafor, Chiwetalu Agu, and Fred Amata. Mercy Aigbe, who not only produced the film but also delivers a standout performance as Motunrayo, further cements her status as a formidable force in Nollywood.
Critical Acclaim and Cultural Impact
Since its cinematic release, “Ada Omo Daddy” has received widespread praise for its authentic portrayal of Nigerian family dynamics and its seamless fusion of humor and drama. It was named one of the top ten movies of the 2023 festive season by Premium Times, highlighting its strong cultural resonance.
A Big Win for Nollywood on the Global Stage
With its Netflix debut, “Ada Omo Daddy” is poised to expand Nollywood’s international footprint, showcasing the richness of African storytelling and cinematic excellence to a worldwide audience. The film’s global availability reaffirms Mercy Aigbe’s influence in the entertainment industry and further pushes the boundaries of Nigerian cinema.
Save the Date! On February 21, 2025, immerse yourself in a heartfelt and entertaining Nollywood masterpiece as “Ada Omo Daddy” arrives on Netflix, bringing a touch of home, love, and culture to screens around the world.
