Ibinabo Fiberesima, a celebrated Nigerian-Irish actress and filmmaker, is gearing up to showcase her latest historical drama film, ‘Amanyanabo: ‘The Eagle King’ in London.
The film’s premiere is scheduled for Friday, August 29, 2025, at Odeon Greenwich, with potential additional screenings at other cultural venues.
The Eagle King, is a powerful feature film that tells the story of an Ijaw monarch who chooses humility over hostility during a time of conflict.
The movie highlights essential values such as peace, resilience, and leadership, offering audiences a glimpse into the challenges and dynamics of pre-colonial African governance and social systems.
The film is set in 1892 Niger Delta and chronicles the true-life story of King Ibanichuka, the last sovereign ruler of Okrika.
It portrays his struggle against colonial forces and internal betrayal, showcasing the richness of Ijaw culture and the beauty of their homeland.
The movie boasts a star-studded cast, including Nkem Owoh, Monalisa Chinda, Columbus Irosanga, Uju Okoli, and Ibinabo Fiberesima herself.
“I am excited to bring this story to London and share a part of our heritage through the lens of powerful storytelling
“This film is not just about the past, but about timeless lessons for leadership, identity, and unity, ” she says.
After the London premiere, Amanyanabo: The Eagle King, will hit Nigerian cinemas on September 12, 2025.
The film aims to challenge stereotypes, promote cultural exchange, and inspire dialogue through its unique storytelling.
The event is supported by members of the UK African cultural community and aims to foster cultural exchange, promote underrepresented narratives, and inspire dialogue through film.
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