Friday, 6 February 2026

Faithia Balogun's historical epic is set for cinema release on May 1, 2026, showcasing Efunroye Tinubu's life as a shrewd merchant in palm oil and cloth, her political influence installing rulers, and her resistance to early British advances. Though announced in late 2024 amid backlash over Efunroye Tinubu's slave-trading history, she clarified it's an artistic exploration balancing triumphs and flaws, now drawing praise for preserving Yoruba heritage.

Faithia Balogun's historical epic is set for cinema release on May 1, 2026, showcasing Efunroye Tinubu's life as a shrewd merchant in palm oil and cloth, her political influence installing rulers, and her resistance to early British advances. Though announced in late 2024 amid backlash over Efunroye Tinubu's slave-trading history, she clarified it's an artistic exploration balancing triumphs and flaws, now drawing praise for preserving Yoruba heritage.

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