Popular Nollywood producer, actor, and show host Kemi Adetiba has announced via her social media page that the sequel of her box office blockbuster movie, “King Of Boys”, will drop on the streaming platform Netflix, by August 27.
Adetiba earlier today took to her social media platforms on Monday to reveal that King of Boys 2 will be available on the streaming platform, Netflix, by August 27.
“You can now confidently set your reminders and refresh your Netflix Accounts, KOB 2 is officially landing on August 27. No going back,” she tweeted
Adding a twist to the announcement, the filmmaker revealed that the name, “King of Boys 2” has been changed to “The Return of the King.”
The sequel will no longer be one movie but a seven-part Netflix Original series, the first of its kind in Nigeria.
Earlier in the month, the lawyer-turned-producer teased the sequel on her page and also revealed that the production of the movie was rigorous, especially as she was battling sickness during the period.
“This is what dreams are made of. A lot of work has gone into this. After almost dying last year, and moving straight from the hospital (after being sick for almost 7 months) to the KOB 2 set only six weeks later,” she wrote on her Instagram page.
Released in 2018, King of Boys is a political thriller that chronicles the life of Alhaja Eniola Salami, a businesswoman, philanthropist, and ruthless lord of the underworld whose thirst for power almost led to her ruin.
Winning the best movie in the 15th edition of the Africa Movie Academy Awards, KOB featured the likes of veteran actress Sola Sobowale (who played Alhaja Salami), Jide Kosoko, Adesua Etomi-Wellington, rappers Reminisce, and IllBliss, Keppy Ekpeyoung, Toni Tones, and several others. 