Zeb Ejiro, often referred to as "The Sheikh" of Nollywood, is a titan of the Nigerian film industry whose influence dates back to its foundational years. A prolific director and producer, Ejiro was instrumental in defining the "home video" era of the 1990s, creating some of the most culturally significant works of that period. He is perhaps best known for directing the 1996 classic Domitilla, a film that sparked national conversation and remains a touchstone of Nigerian social drama. His ability to blend commercial appeal with poignant social themes helped establish Nollywood as a viable and vibrant industry. Beyond his individual...View More