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Twin Singers Oiza x Meyi Make Nollywood Debut with ‘Say Who Die’ on Prime Video
Twin Singers Oiza x Meyi Make Nollywood Debut with ‘Say Who Die’ on Prime Video
Twin music sensations Oiza x Meyi have taken a bold leap from soul-stirring harmonies to the world of Nollywood with their feature film debut in Say Who Die, now streaming on Prime Video Nigeria.
From Viral Singing to Global Screens
The sisters first caught public attention with witty, soulful bathroom singing videos that went viral on social media. Their natural chemistry and raw talent quickly turned them into internet darlings, paving the way for an unexpected leap into screen acting…a transition that brings their artistry full circle.
The twins are daughters of veteran broadcaster Eugenia Abu, a household name in Nigeria who dominated television screens in the 1980s and 1990s as one of the leading anchors on the NTA. Building on this legacy, Oiza and Meyi are carving their own creative path, blending music, storytelling, and now acting.
The Film: A Dark Comedy with High Stakes
Directed by Paul Utomi and written/produced by Lani Aisida the creative mind behind Skinny Girl in Transit, Battleground, Rumour Has It, and Oga Pastor, Say Who Die is a daring dark comedy that explores the strains of family, betrayal, and survival.
Through his company African Stories Untold, Aisida has already delivered celebrated titles like Love Like This and Deeper. With Say Who Die, he takes on his first feature film, pairing sharp writing with bold direction to deliver a story that is as thought-provoking as it is entertaining.
Oiza x Meyi’s On-Screen Breakthrough
In Say Who Die, the twins bring their signature energy and natural synergy to roles that push them beyond music, delivering a performance that balances emotional depth with fresh charisma. They star alongside Baaj Adebule, one of Nollywood’s most versatile leading men. An actor and award-winning filmmaker, Baaj has carved out an impressive résumé with standout roles in some of Nigeria’s most acclaimed productions, including Hush, The Governor, and A Soldier’s Story. Celebrated for his range and magnetic screen presence, he continues to bring depth and charisma to every project he takes on.
Their debut highlights not just their versatility but also Nollywood’s growing openness to new talents crossing over from music and other creative industries.
Why It Matters
With Say Who Die, Nollywood gains not only a film with global streaming appeal but also two rising stars who embody the future of African entertainment; multi-talented, cross-disciplinary, and unapologetically authentic.
Say Who Die is streaming now on Prime Video Nigeria.
