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Kemi Adetiba Unleashes Grit and Drama in “To Kill a Monkey”

Nollywood, brace yourself — Kemi Adetiba is back, and this time, she’s playing for blood. The acclaimed director behind King of Boys has just dropped the trailer for her latest project, To Kill a Monkey, and it’s already sparking serious chatter in Nigeria’s entertainment circles. Packed with intensity, suspense, and just the right dose of […]

Nollywood, brace yourself — Kemi Adetiba is back, and this time, she’s playing for blood.

The acclaimed director behind King of Boys has just dropped the trailer for her latest project, To Kill a Monkey, and it’s already sparking serious chatter in Nigeria’s entertainment circles. Packed with intensity, suspense, and just the right dose of raw emotion, the trailer hints at a gritty crime drama that dives deep into the themes of brotherhood, survival, and betrayal in a world where loyalty can be a death sentence.

From the very first frame, To Kill a Monkey feels like a punch to the gut — in the best way possible. The visuals are slick, the dialogue sharp, and the atmosphere? Electric. Kemi Adetiba, known for turning Nollywood storytelling into a high-octane experience, is clearly not holding back. Fans of King of Boys will find familiar terrain here: power struggles, street codes, and a haunting moral grey zone where the line between hero and villain blurs faster than a getaway car.

While full plot details are still under wraps, what we do know is this — To Kill a Monkey tells the story of two brothers caught in a violent storm of crime, ambition, and loyalty. The bond between them is strong, but as secrets unravel and enemies close in, survival may come at a brutal cost.

The cast, still largely a mystery, is rumored to include some of Nollywood’s finest, with Adetiba hinting at “career-defining performances” and “faces we’ve never seen this dark before.” Translation? We’re in for something major.

Social media has already lit up with reactions. Fans are praising the cinematography, the edge-of-your-seat pacing, and that haunting closing line from the trailer: “Some monkeys don’t just climb trees… they burn the whole forest down.”

One thing is clear — To Kill a Monkey isn’t just a film. It’s a statement. And if the trailer is anything to go by, Kemi Adetiba might just have another cult classic on her hands.

So, mark your calendars. Grab your popcorn. And maybe… call your brother.

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