Doppler Films

02/09/2026

25/08/2026

If Nigerians are really serious about changing thier country, they will give Omoyele Sowore a chance!

08/08/2026

When your social media favourites — people who rose to fame overnight by displaying mostly absurdities and became connected to powerful individuals with unproven financial dealings, who gift them huge sums online, sometimes in the name of NGOs — trend on social media, instead of hailing such money as “miracle money,” or their fame as “unmerited favour,” or praying for their kind of “grace” to find you, know this: their visibility is being pushed by those who control the algorithm for a reason...

Understand that there is a massive, calculated attempt to use social media and entertainment to distract Africans, especially the youth, from the real issues.

Finally, always ask the right questions… because there is a very deep battle for the minds of Africans going on — and many Africans do not know!

Please, find the time to watch the attached video...

26/07/2026

In 2021, I visited CRARN in Akwa Ibom State. There, my friend Mr. Sam Itauma — founder of the Child Rights and Rehabilitation Network (CRARN) — shared a heartbreaking reality: in recent years, over 30,000 children have been maimed, abandoned, tortured, or even killed, often at the behest of pastors and with society’s silent approval.

Dr. Sam, nicknamed the “King of Witches”, has spent more than 15 years risking his own life to shelter and protect children accused of witchcraft. His courage and compassion have given countless abandoned kids a chance to live, love, and hope again.

Sadly, this menace exist till today...

11/07/2026

A very big congratulations to the victims of the Ibadan kidnap — the brave pupils and teachers of Baptist Nursery and Primary School, Community High School, and L.A. Primary School in Oriire, Oyo State — and to their families and loved ones.

It is just so sad, so enraging, that Nigerians continue to be guinea pigs for the evil mechanizations of our local conniving puppet politicians and their foreign overlords.

Terrorism in Nigeria is not just violence — it is a booming industry, a blood-soaked enterprise that will not go away anytime soon. In fact, it will continue to get worse, because these bandits and terrorists are nothing but disposable tools in the hands of evil men, both home and abroad!

The Nigerian government knows this truth. And the current president is either complicit in this wickedness or utterly helpless in the face of it.

We are all celebrating this release, yet that doesn't mean another one won't happen again! Its just a matter of where and when!

How long will Nigerians endure this? How long will children be dragged from their classrooms, their innocence shattered, while politicians play games with citizens' lives? The rescue of these schoolchildren is a relief, yes, but it is also a reminder: Nigetians are living in a nation where terror has been normalized, monetized, and weaponized against its own people. Such a shame!!!!

18/06/2026

Albert Afeso Akanbi is a Nigerian writer and filmmaker with over ten years of experience in storytelling across text and visuals.

He holds a degree in Economics, an MBA in Accounting management, a certificate in filmmaking, and completed the Narrative Storytelling programme at RNTC Media Institute in the Netherlands.

As founder of Doppler Films Production Ltd and Head of Media at the Nigerian Space Agency, he has produced award‑winning short stories, authored five books, contributed to international anthologies, written numerous articles for Nigerian newspapers and blogs, and created acclaimed history‑based documentaries on his Doppler Films YouTube channel.

His work consistently explores themes of culture, history, society, art, and human resilience, reflecting his commitment to using film as a tool for education and social change.

He is a father!

YouTube: https://m.youtube.com/

02/06/2026

As congested, dirty, smelly, and chaotic as President Tinubu’s Lagos is, his boy in power, Governor Sanwo-Olu, still doesn’t understand why they should have a world-class transport system in the city.

In 2026, they still rely on Keke Marwa (tricycle), Danfo (small buses), Koropke (mini buses), and the likes for transportation.

Apart from the hardship occasioned by inflation, another problem in Nigeria, especially in cities like Lagos, is stress… you need to see old people jumping keke — so sad!

Tinubu and his co-travellers go abroad everytime, they see how things are done, but back home, for them, politics always comes first before welfare and economy.

The irony is that the Chinese have already stepped in: they built the Blue Line, inaugurated in 2022 and operational since 2023, and the Red Line, commissioned in 2024 — both designed to connect Lagos with modern light rail.

These projects, led by China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation, were meant to transform commuting and reduce the chaos.Yet Tinubu will not allow such systems to fully flourish and cinnect the entire city, and perhaps the entire sputh west and Nigeria, because a world-class transport system in Lagos would send his agberos (thugs) out of job — the same thugs he needs to rig elections!

For him, it’s always politics over everything else.

Such a shame!