Nollywood actress and filmmaker, Etinosa Idemudia, is set to release her new movie, “Love KB,” in September.
The film will premiere on ETINOSA TV, the actress’ digital platform, as she continues to expand her career beyond acting into film production and digital content.
“Love KB” tells the story of a young woman abandoned by the man who impregnated her, who later finds love and hope in a stranger who stands by her.
However, her new-found happiness is threatened when the father of her unborn child returns and demands that she reunite with him and rebuild their family.
The development leaves the woman torn between the man who abandoned her and the man who stayed, setting the stage for a complicated love triangle involving betrayal, manipulation, family pressure and unexpected twists.
Idemudia leads the cast alongside Victory Michael, Omeche Oko, Peggy Ovire, Enitan Oluwole and other actors.
Victory Michael and Omeche Oko also reunite in the movie, adding to what the producers describe as a compelling on-screen pairing.
The actress has kept the full meaning of “KB” under wraps, saying the acronym will be revealed to audiences later.
The movie marks another phase in Idemudia’s career, which has included acting, production, comedy skits and collaborations with notable figures in the Nigerian entertainment industry.
A graduate of Electrical and Information Engineering from Covenant University, Idemudia began her professional career as a graduate engineer before rising to become a planning engineer on oil and gas construction projects.
She later transitioned into entertainment, earning recognition for her role as Akugbe in “Blood of Enogie” and for her comedy content.
She has also worked with industry personalities including Funke Akindele, James Omokwe, Bovi Ugboma, Biodun Stephen and Mary Njoku.
Speaking on her creative journey, Idemudia said her motivation was to connect with audiences, tell authentic African stories and create meaningful social and emotional impact.
“My drive has always been to connect with people, tell authentic African stories, and create meaningful social and emotional impact… one household at a time,” she said.
