Andy Chukwu, Ify Dike dazzle in Obi di Omimi

Africa Magic Igbo’s latest original series, “Obi Di Omimi,” is captivating audiences with its intense blend of family drama, power struggles, and deep-rooted secrets. The show, which premiered in January 2025, offers a gripping narrative centred around the Okafor family’s fight for inheritance and survival.

At the heart of the story is Mr. Callistus Okafor (Andy Chukwu), a wealthy man tormented by his lack of a male heir. This absence threatens not only his legacy but also his claim to family land, setting the stage for a complex web of conflicts. His uncle, De Atuegwu (Alex Ayalogwu), emerges as a formidable antagonist, scheming to take advantage of the situation.

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The series delves into sensitive societal issues, exploring the pressure to produce male heirs and its impact on marriages. Mrs. Okafor Obianuju (Ify Dike) turns to questionable religious groups for divine intervention, adding another layer to the family’s struggles.

“Obi Di Omimi” doesn’t shy away from tackling darker themes, including infidelity, betrayal, and even child trafficking. A subplot involving a child trafficking ring disguised as a maternity home adds depth to the community’s challenges.

As the series progresses, tensions escalate both within the Okafor family and the wider community. Sibling rivalries, hidden affairs, and land disputes come to a head, promising viewers an explosive continuation of the drama.