Mike Ezuruonye

Chasing wild success, a village hustler follows his cousin from Nigeria to Kenya and stumbles into the shady business affairs of a notorious overlord.

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A desperate gateman decides to alert his uneducated friends of his madam's hidden cash. On the day of her fancy dress party, they decide to disguise themselves to ransack her home, but are interrupted by unexpected guests.

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An undercover police officer desperately needs to raise money for her brothers dialysis treatment so when a criminal she is working to bring to justice has the ability to pay her brothers hospital bills without flinching, she is hugely conflicted.

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A young blind woman living in the village, discovers that the drum that she inherited has healing properties. She uses this gift to help the villagers, whilst in the neighbouring village a crude man is battling his addictive nature to raping women.

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A newly married couple who are blissfully in love are caught in a collision of three dimensions where their past present and future are inextricably linked, however the heartbreaking truth behind their bond is exposed to devastating effect.

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A cash-strapped man and his pregnant wife buy a beautiful new home at a bargain price, only to learn that they aren't the only occupants.

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A naive Muslim girl is devastated when she falls pregnant and her married lover callously instructs her to abort the child. Her mission is to get back into his good graces, but she is unexpectedly distracted along the way.

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Is it wise in this world for a woman to treat her own friend as a biological sister in her own matrimonial home? Friends sometimes make you digress, derail or lead you astray; they even let you go out of proportion. When a man's heart is troubled a lot of things do happen. Some things are better left unsaid. It's wise saving your home than to breaking your heart.

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The Mayors is a 2004 Nigerian drama film written, produced and directed by Dickson Iroegbu, and starring Richard Mofe-Damijo, Sam Dede, Segun Arinze and Mike Ezuruonye. The film won 5 awards at the maiden edition of the African Movie Academy Awards in 2005, including the awards for Best Picture, Best Screenplay, Best Director, Best Actor in a Lead Role and Best Support Actor.[

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Mr Coker, a wealthy, talented, and charming artist, falls head over heels in love with Jacqueline, a woman profoundly devoted to her Christian faith and to her fiancé, Victor. Because of her strong beliefs and prior commitment, Coker's repeated declarations of love are completely ignored. However, fate intervenes, bringing them together in a high-stakes business arrangement proposed by the irresistible artist himself, forcing Jacqueline to face a truly critical decision between her faith, her promises, and her heart.

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A poor village couple are forced to stay with the husband's rich cousin and his family, creating a clash of cultures.

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When her fellow peers in the village constantly rebuff a beautiful girl, Olamma demands an explanation from her parents and is told of the damning effect history has on her descendants, resulting in their entire lineage to be considered Osu (outcasts) in AFAN-ASA village. She therefore vows not to engage with any man till her death. [parts 1-2]

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