TRENDING
‘We were screaming for help, nobody answered’ – Survivors recount Minna miners’ deaths • ‘165 lives at risk’ — 19-year-old jailed for piloting overcrowded channel boat • Premier League action, Celtic v Rangers, T20 cricket and NFL – follow with us • Hajj 2027: Private Operators Demand Probe of Diverted 5,000 Slots • Consumer Protection in Nigeria’s Booking Economy: A sector without clear rules • Trading Without Installation: Why Web Terminals Matter for Active Traders • Tinubu orders probe into death of detained miners in Niger • WMA: Ushuru wa magunia sokoni hauendani na vipimo sahihi • NCCF Seeks More Accessible Colorectal Cancer Screening in Nigeria • Tinubu Orders Transparent Probe Into Deaths Of Suspected Illegal Miners Detained By NSCDC In Niger • Kylian Mbappé leaves Nike after 20 years to sign boot deal with Swiss brand On • Tuchel should listen to ‘the 0.1%’ and learn from England’s World Cup mistakes | Jacob Steinberg • NNL: ABS FC commence pre-season training ahead of 2026/27 season • Princess Diana’s Brother Makes New Explosive Claims Against Charles • Mired in historic interception drought, Jets rule out Fitzpatrick • How 37 miners died inside NSCDC Niger custody — Survivors recount ordeal • 67 miners crowded into NSCDC cell before 37 died – Niger gov • Tackle harassment of lawyers in Ondo, NBA urges police • Remittances climb to $5.82bn as Nigeria’s current account surplus widens • Tinubu orders probe of 37 dead illegal miners at NSCDC custody • ‘We were screaming for help, nobody answered’ – Survivors recount Minna miners’ deaths • ‘165 lives at risk’ — 19-year-old jailed for piloting overcrowded channel boat • Premier League action, Celtic v Rangers, T20 cricket and NFL – follow with us • Hajj 2027: Private Operators Demand Probe of Diverted 5,000 Slots • Consumer Protection in Nigeria’s Booking Economy: A sector without clear rules • Trading Without Installation: Why Web Terminals Matter for Active Traders • Tinubu orders probe into death of detained miners in Niger • WMA: Ushuru wa magunia sokoni hauendani na vipimo sahihi • NCCF Seeks More Accessible Colorectal Cancer Screening in Nigeria • Tinubu Orders Transparent Probe Into Deaths Of Suspected Illegal Miners Detained By NSCDC In Niger • Kylian Mbappé leaves Nike after 20 years to sign boot deal with Swiss brand On • Tuchel should listen to ‘the 0.1%’ and learn from England’s World Cup mistakes | Jacob Steinberg • NNL: ABS FC commence pre-season training ahead of 2026/27 season • Princess Diana’s Brother Makes New Explosive Claims Against Charles • Mired in historic interception drought, Jets rule out Fitzpatrick • How 37 miners died inside NSCDC Niger custody — Survivors recount ordeal • 67 miners crowded into NSCDC cell before 37 died – Niger gov • Tackle harassment of lawyers in Ondo, NBA urges police • Remittances climb to $5.82bn as Nigeria’s current account surplus widens • Tinubu orders probe of 37 dead illegal miners at NSCDC custody
What to Watch This Weekend: Efe Irele’s Before Midnight Starring Timini Egbuson
Back to Home

What to Watch This Weekend: Efe Irele’s Before Midnight Starring Timini Egbuson

Bella Naija about 2 hours 2 mins read

Timini Egbuson and Efe Irele star in Before Midnight, now streaming on Efe Irele TV on YouTube.

What if you found yourself living under the control of a cruel stepmother and stepsister, with no idea that everything you thought you had lost might actually be closer than you realised?

That’s the reality Derry, played by Efe Irele, finds herself navigating in Before Midnight, a new Nollywood film that marks the actress and filmmaker’s debut on YouTube.

Derry’s life is shaped by a difficult home, where her stepmother and stepsister make each day harder than the last. She has grown used to living with very little control over her own circumstances, until a mysterious man named Kola, played by Timini Egbuson, unexpectedly enters her life.

Their meeting changes the direction of Derry’s story. What begins as a chance encounter gradually opens the door to hope and love, while also bringing long-hidden truths closer to the surface. As Derry gets to know Kola, she is drawn into a series of revelations that challenge what she thought she knew about her past and the things she has lost.

The film brings together Irele and Egbuson in the lead roles, with Najite Dede and Michael Ejoor also joining the cast. Their characters add different layers to a story that moves between family tensions, relationships and secrets that have been kept hidden for far too long.

Efe Irele stars in her new Nollywood release, Before Midnight, now streaming for free on Efe Irele TV on YouTube.

Before Midnight is produced under Irele’s digital studio, Efe Irele TV, making its release on YouTube another chapter in her work as a storyteller. The actress has previously appeared in films and series across Nollywood, and with this project, she takes her storytelling to the platform for the first time.

Written around familiar Nollywood themes of family, love, difficult relationships and unexpected discoveries, the film follows Derry as she begins to question whether the life she has known is the only life available to her.

And if you’re looking for something to watch this weekend, Before Midnight is now available to stream for free on YouTube.

Watch below

The post What to Watch This Weekend: Efe Irele’s Before Midnight Starring Timini Egbuson appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. Read today!.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.