A new powerhouse in Film and TV, WEBEK Studios has officially launched with a bold mission: to amplify African storytelling through international collaborations. Founded by industry experts Esse Akwawa, Bizzle Osikoya, and Edith Nwekenta, the studio is bridging the gap between African creatives and the global entertainment industry.

With strategic alliances across Hollywood, the UK, and beyond, WEBEK Studios aims to position African narratives at the forefront of international media. Its debut feature film, 168 Hours, blends authentic African storytelling with world-class production values, setting the tone for the studio’s commitment to high-quality, impactful content.

The Visionaries Behind WEBEK Studios

Esse Akwawa, CEO and Co-Founder, brings over a decade of experience in film and television production, having led acclaimed projects such as The Decolonisation of Africa and The Order of Things (Netflix). She envisions WEBEK Studios as a driving force in expanding African storytelling beyond borders.

Bizzle Osikoya, a seasoned Music Executive and Film Enthusiast, co-founded the studio to merge his passion for visual storytelling with his deep-rooted influence in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. As Director of Partnerships, he focuses on connecting African creatives with global opportunities.

Edith Nwekenta, an award-winning producer and director, oversees the studio’s creative vision. With an impressive portfolio spanning Netflix, BBC, and Channel 4, she ensures that WEBEK Studios delivers captivating and culturally rich stories.

Shaping the Future of African Entertainment

Beyond content creation, WEBEK Studios is committed to industry development, gender equity, and talent empowerment. The studio plans to mentor and train aspiring filmmakers, fostering a more diverse and inclusive industry.

With 168 Hours leading its slate of projects, WEBEK Studios is set to revolutionize African entertainment, bringing bold, authentic, and globally resonant stories to screens worldwide.