By Benjamin Njoku

After his last movie, “Bad Comments’ which was released in 2021 by FilmOne production Company, popular actor cum producer Jim Iyke is back with another groundbreaking new movie project.

He’s teaming up with industry titans like Amazon and 6th Sense Production to create a cinematic masterpiece that will have the world on the edge of their seats.

With a staggering budget exceeding a jaw-dropping $2.5 million, this enigmatic venture is shrouded in mystery and high-octane excitement, captivating industry insiders and fans alike. But this is no ordinary film as it’s a clear sign that Nigeria’s Nollywood is ready to stake its claim as the new global powerhouse of the movie industry.

The project’s scope is nothing short of global, with filming locations spanning four countries of the United States, Ghana, France, and Nigeria. This unprecedented international reach underscores the sheer scale and ambition of Iyke’s vision, as he sets out to deliver a cinematic experience that will captivate audiences worldwide and cement Nigeria’s status as a leading force in the entertainment industry.

Jim Iyke has assembled a creative dream team, enlisting the expertise of award-winning producer David Eruotor and the formidable Joy Grant-Ekong to bring his vision to life. As the driving force behind the project, Iyke is pulling out all the stops, serving as executive producer, co-writer, and the leading actor, a testament to his unwavering commitment to this groundbreaking endeavor.

According to sources close to the star-actor, there have been numerous closed-door meetings, heightened security measures, and unusual comings and goings, leaving fans with more questions than answers.

Jim Iyke is currently in Paris, scouting locations for the scenes to be shot in France.

While the details of the film remain confidential, a privileged source revealed that the project will have a considerable economic impact, employing well over 150 people. It stands as a testament to the potential of the Nigerian film industry to drive economic growth and create job opportunities.

Jim Iyke and his team are positioning themselves as key industry players, showcasing the power of African cinema on a global stage.

“We’re proud to be part of an industry that has the power to create jobs and stimulate economic growth,”Jim Iyke said. The yet to be titled film is said to be more than just a story; it’s an opportunity to showcase the incredible talent we have and to make a tangible impact on the economy.