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Acclaimed Nigerian filmmaker Kemi Adetiba, best known for King of Boys and The Wedding Party, is once again making headlines with her latest cinematic release, How to Kill a Monkey. Known for her boundary-pushing narratives and unapologetically Nigerian storytelling, Adetiba has solidified her place as a leading voice in Nollywood.
Nigerians have spoken, and they are obsessed with Adetiba’s explosive new film, How to Kill a Monkey. Just days after its Netflix debut, the movie has claimed the #1 spot on Netflix Nigeria, confirming its status as a cultural and cinematic phenomenon.
From Twitter trends to packed watch parties, Nigerians are praising the film for its fearless storytelling, jaw-dropping twists, and Adetiba’s signature directorial style that once again pushes Nollywood into thrilling new territory.
How to Kill a Monkey isn’t just a movie, it’s a statement. Set in a high-stakes world of betrayal, ambition, and survival, the film centers around a cunning female protagonist navigating Nigeria’s most dangerous power circles. With sharp dialogue, morally gray characters, and unrelenting tension, the film captures audiences from the very first scene.
“This is cinema with teeth,” said one reviewer.
“Kemi Adetiba is not just telling stories—she’s making statements.”
Since its release on Netflix, the film has rocketed to #1 on Netflix Nigeria, beating out international titles and sparking trending hashtags like #HTKAM, #KemiAdetiba, and #NollywoodPower.
Streaming Stats (Unofficial Sources):
3M+ views in Nigeria within the first 72 hours
Top 10 in Netflix UK and Canada (African content category)
88% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes Africa
From film critics to everyday viewers, How to Kill a Monkey is earning applause across the board.
“This is peak Nollywood—unfiltered and fearless.” – @FilmTalkNaija
“It felt like watching a revolution unfold.” – TikTok user @QueenOfLagos
“Kemi Adetiba is in a league of her own. Respect.” – X (formerly Twitter)
The film also features standout performances from both A-list stars and rising talent, adding depth and authenticity to every scene.
Kemi Adetiba has consistently pushed the boundaries of Nigerian storytelling with works like The Wedding Party and King of Boys. But with How to Kill a Monkey, she’s not just breaking rules, she’s rewriting the playbook.
This film isn’t just about entertainment. It’s about owning the Nigerian narrative and showcasing it on a world stage, with no apologies.
With Netflix numbers climbing and social media still ablaze, How to Kill a Monkey is more than a trending film, it’s a cultural reset for Nollywood.
And with Kemi Adetiba at the helm, the message is loud and clear: Nigerian cinema is here to lead, not follow.
