Omo! Na this time of year we dey enter festive mood, but make I tell you say gbagam! E no dey sweet if we no get African films wey go show our real Christmas vibes. While dem Hollywood films dey show us all those snowy love stories wey no concern us, our African filmmakers don finally give us movies wey show wetin Christmas truly be for Naija and di rest of Africa!

Sinema Focus don compile one list wey get 20 African Christmas movies wey you gatz watch this season. Make I gist you about some of dem wey you fit dey check out while you dey chop jollof for house.

One of di sweet ones na ‘A Familiar Christmas’ from Kenya, where Moran family wey don dey scatter for three years come gather again just to enjoy Christmas. But wahala no dey miss di party, as secrets and mama wey dey poke nose go scatter di jolly.

Next, we get ‘A Zulu Christmas‘ wey follow one small boy wey don dey blow for city, as e go spend Christmas for grandmama house for KwaZulu-Natal. E go learn wahala as e dey try make sense of the village life. E no easy o!

For Naija, we no gree onye ara come spoil our Christmas as dem dey show ‘A Naija Christmas‘. Three brothers dey rush dey find wives wey dem fit carry go meet their mama before Christmas. E fit sound easy, but dem know sey wahala dey for di side!

‘School Run‘ na another Naija film wey dey show di fears of parents when dem pick pikin from school, and e turn wahala when dem pikin run go hide for Lagos. As di matter dey hot, dem parents must join body find am.

‘Christmas in Lagos‘ dey fall under di romantic side, where four friends dey navigate love, heartbreak and dem cultural expectations for festive season. E go make sense if you watch am with your babe or bros.

No forget ‘How to Ruin Christmas‘ where family drama dey reach anoda level as di Sello and Twala families come together, and chaos dey follow like wahala. You no go want miss this one!

As di list dey go, we fit see many other films like ‘Yoh! Christmas’ and ‘Christmas Love’ wey go give you all di feels and make you dey laugh plus think of family.

So grab your popcorn, call your friends, and sit down for this festive season! We dey hail our African filmmakers wey dey show di true meaning of Christmas, no be di western one wey dey snow and wahala. Time to shine our shine, na our time be this!