Oh My God (2013 film)

Oh My God is a 2013 Nigerian faith-based comedy drama film written and directed by Mahmood Ali-Balogun. The film stars Eucharia Anunobi, Pete Edochie, Joke Silva, and Taiwo Ajayi Lycett.

The film explores themes of faith, religious hypocrisy, and tolerance. It satirizes certain aspects of Nigerian religious culture, particularly the commercialization of religion and the manipulation of faith for personal gain. Oh My God presents a narrative that questions blind faith and encourages critical thinking.

The plot revolves around the experiences of various characters and their interactions with religious institutions and figures. The film utilizes humor and satire to deliver its message, sparking discussions about the role of religion in Nigerian society and the potential for both good and harm within religious systems.

Oh My God received mixed reviews upon its release. Some critics praised its bold tackling of sensitive topics and its use of comedy to address serious issues. Others criticized its perceived simplification of complex religious matters. Despite the mixed reception, the film generated significant public discussion and contributed to the ongoing conversation about faith and society in Nigeria.