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Five Love-Filled Films You Should Watch This Valentine’s Season

to get you in the spirit of the season

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The season of love is fast approaching, and of course, Africa Magic has got you covered with a selection of love series and movies to get you in the spirit of the season. So, gather your popcorn and loved ones, and enjoy these five love-filled films we’ve handpicked for you to enjoy this Valentine’s.

  1. Manfriend: As the title implies, you can tell that “Manfriend” is a TV show that looks at relationships. The show follows the King sisters – Dooshima, Doosuur, and Mimidoo – as they try to navigate the ups and downs of life, love, and family. Each sister faces unique challenges in their romantic life, but they are all determined to overcome them and find happiness. If you’re looking for a show to inspire you to reflect on your relationships, “Manfriend” is definitely worth checking out. It airs every Friday at 8:30 pm on Africa Magic Showcase (DStv Ch. 151 and GOtv Ch. 12).

2. The Theory of Breakfast: This show will leave you questioning whether or not it’s about food or the Nigerian slang, “breakfast”. The Theory of Breakfast serves viewers with forbidden romance and unexpected twists. Ebitimi and Laolu, lifelong friends, get entangled in emotions when an engagement and wedding plans go wrong. With secret breakups and family drama, they must face their buried feelings as they resurface. Can they navigate the complexities of love and friendship, or will their breakfast table become a battleground of heartbreak? Tune in every Monday and Tuesday at 9 pm on Africa Magic Showcase to uncover the answer!

3. Nwunye Bekee: If you’re an indigenous show lover, Africa Magic’s docu-series “Nwunye Bekee” has you covered! The show focuses on Igbo men married to non-Nigerian women. It sheds light on their love stories, cultural fusion, and daily hurdles. Nwunye Bekee introduces us to wives of Igbo men living abroad. These “Oyibo wives” seamlessly blend their husbands’ culture into their lives, learning the language, embracing traditions, and savouring traditional dishes. In one episode, Gordana Osuji Okpara even prepares Oha soup in Switzerland after shopping for ingredients at an African store. This heartwarming series showcases the beautiful lengths love can take us, and we all love to see it. Tune in to “Nwunye Bekee” on Saturdays and Sundays at 7:30 PM on Africa Magic Igbo (DStv ch. 159 and GOtv ch. 4).

4. The One Who Got Away: After devoting herself to raising her three children, a mother decides to rediscover love in her own life. But when her children become her matchmakers, will she find love again or face heartbreak? Find out in this romance-packed film starring Deyemi Okanlawon, Uche Jombo, Chioma Akpotha, Tayo Faniran, and more. The movie is one of many cinematic blockbusters available on Africa Magic Showcase every weekend throughout February. Catch this thrilling rom-com on Africa Magic Showcase (DStv ch. 151) on February 2 at 4:50 PM.

5. Love antidote: “Love’s Antidote” is a captivating Nollywood romance exploring the intricacies of two hearts hurt in the past. When destiny brings them together, they discover the transformative power of love’s antidote. Through themes of trust, vulnerability, and redemption, the movie beautifully depicts love’s capacity to mend even the most broken spirits. Don’t miss this romantic journey starring Maurice Sam, Audrey Harrison, Ray Adeka, and more on Africa Magic Showcase. It airs on February 9 at 4:30 PM.

You can also enjoy ‘Beautiful Scar’ on February 14 in a quiet Valentine’s Day event featuring yourself, loved ones, some popcorn, drinks, and your DStv remote. Catch up on past and new episodes of Man FriendNwunye Beke, and The Theory of Breakfast to immerse yourself in the love season via the DStv Stream App at no additional cost. The App is available for download from the Apple and Google Play stores.

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