Richard Mofe Damijo, better known as RMD, is a folk hero – greatly admired for his achievements in acting in Africa, particularly in Nigeria.
In his illustrious career spanning over three decades in Nollywood, the veteran actor perhaps produced two films in his very active years.
That’s because he has always chosen deliberately well and always in front of the camera. But that is about to change as he notches up his creative legacy beyond acting, producing two new movies following an exclusive strategic partnership deal with Nile Entertainment Group.
Announced on Nile Entertainment’s official social media pages, RMD Productions has delivered the rare alchemy of crafting stories rooted in Nigerian experiences that speak to universal human emotions with Nile Entertainment to distribute the highly anticipated films: Radio Voice and Revelations.
The Films: Radio Voice and Revelations
Set for release on April 11, 2025, the first of the two films, Radio Voice, follows a former sex worker who finds a second chance at life through a struggling radio station while battling the ghosts of her past. RMD describes it as “a story that speaks to redemption without cliché.”
While the Revelations is an emotionally charged cross-cultural drama filmed in Nigeria and Utah, USA. Premiering in August 2025, the film explores the lives of a Nigerian-American couple dealing with infertility, cultural expectations, and buried secrets that threaten both their marriage and careers.
Revelations, according to a report, has already garnered international recognition, winning multiple awards at the Utah International Film Festival. “Notably, it marks the feature film debut of RMD’s son, Oghenetega Mofe-Damijo, a Towson University graduate whose performance has been praised by critics.”
Radio Voice will hit cinemas across West Africa before expanding to the diaspora market, while Revelations will make its debut at a major international film festival before its commercial release. “Beyond just making films, RMD is setting the stage for them to be seen and appreciated by a worldwide audience.”
cREDIT: ThisDay
