The Night of June 7th, a film inspired by the Apo Six extrajudicial killings in Nigeria, will begin showing in cinemas on August 28. The announcement was made by Linda Ikeji, who wrote and produced the film, via her official Instagram account on August 17, 2026.
Release Date and Cast
With exactly 11 days until the premiere, the film is set to become a major topic of conversation on social media and in public discourse. The production features a notable cast including Femi Branch, Ali Nuhu, Gideon Okeke, and Charles Lenny. The film is directed by Toka Mcbaror.
Inspiration from the Apo Six Incident
The film revisits the Apo Six incident, an event that Linda Ikeji described as an unforgettable part of Nigeria's history. The extrajudicial killings, which occurred in Apo, Abuja, have been a subject of controversy and calls for justice. The film aims to bring this incident back into the public eye.
Production Details and Trailer
Linda Ikeji, a prominent blogger and media personality, wrote and produced the film. The director, Toka Mcbaror, is known for his work in Nollywood. A trailer for the film has been released and is available for viewing, offering a glimpse into the movie's narrative and style.
The film's release is expected to generate significant attention, given the historical significance of the events it portrays and the involvement of well-known figures in the Nigerian entertainment industry.
