Ikuku

A Global streaming platform for African Stories
Built for Independent African Filmmakers
No gatekeepers. Monetize your Stories
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What we’ve needed are the systems that help creators own their work, distribute it, and reach the audiences they deserve.
That’s the future we’re building with Ikuku.
Join the waitlist and be part of what’s next for African storytelling. 🎬
#Ikuku #AfricanFilm #FilmInnovation

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Every thriving film industry had more than great storytellers.

It had a platform that believed in them before the rest of the world did.

Africa has never lacked talent or powerful stories.

[Ikuku @Ikukutv_]

It's about creating an ecosystem where creators can distribute their work, grow their audience, and build lasting value from their craft. That's the future we're building at Ikuku. Join the waitlist today at https://t.co/MhsxpbRJ0Q

[Ikuku @Ikukutv_]

African storytelling has never lacked talent.
What we've lacked are stronger systems for distribution, ownership, and sustainable growth.

The future of African film isn't just about producing more stories.

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New month. New chapter.

Wherever you're creating from—Kano, Accra, Lagos, or the diaspora—your story belongs in the conversations shaping the future of African cinema.

At Ikuku, we're building the space where those stories are discovered, championed, and remembered.

#Ikuku

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A new era of African film is taking shape—one where creators have more control, more reach, and more opportunities to benefit from the value of their work.

That future isn’t distant.
It’s already being built.

Join the waitlist at https://t.co/MhsxpbRJ0Q

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The future of African film won’t be built by talent alone.

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It will be built by the filmmakers bold enough to tell stories on their own terms, the creators who understand the value of ownership, and the platforms creating new possibilities for how African stories are made, shared, and monetised.

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Before films, there were stories.

Stories shared under the moonlight. Stories that carried our history, values, and culture from one generation to the next.

Today, we celebrate the fathers who keep those stories alive.

Happy Father's Day. 🎬

[Ikuku @Ikukutv_]

AI filmmakers — this is your moment.

The world is finally catching up to what you’ve been building.

Ikuku was built for you. 🎬

Do you love AI films? Or know someone who does?

Send them this thread. 👇

Join the waitlist now → https://t.co/M2b9bMuh1G

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You listen to Tolani Talks every week…

but you still say you “don’t believe in AI movies”? 👀

That voice you trust for the gossip, the hot takes, the daily drama?

She’s AI.

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The line is already blurred.

You’re just not ready to admit it yet. 🍿

Soon, you’d be watching full 90-minute films made entirely with AI.

And you’ll love them.

(You already do. You just don’t know it yet.)

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African filmmakers, this one’s for you.

We built Ikuku because your work deserves to be protected — and paid for. Every view. Every second. No exceptions.

Join the waitlist at https://t.co/M2b9bMuh1G 🎬

#ikuku #africanfilmmakers #streaming #filmmaking

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We all love a good movie — the kind that makes you laugh, cry, reflect, and rethink life a little.

For our founder, it’s Hotel Rwanda.

What’s that one film you’ll never get over?

Drop yours in the comments 👇

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#africanstreaming #ikukutv #filmmakers #nigerianfilm

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Bimbo Ademoye produced Where Love Lives and YouTube still demonetized it over rights claims.

Because YouTube was built for user-generated content, not filmmakers.

That’s why we built Ikuku — a distribution platform with IP protection and no gatekeepers.