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Nigerian crime thriller on Netflix ranks No.6 in UK

Kaypeekay by Kaypeekay
June 24, 2025
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Netflix’s latest thriller, Baby Farm, has quickly gained popularity, landing at number six on the UK’s top 10 TV shows. This five-episode drama from Nollywood has recently been launched globally on the streaming platform. The storyline centers around The Evans Foundation, led by expatriate Dr. Oliver Evans and his devoted partner, Sister Barb, which purports to “help the community.”

However, the synopsis reveals a darker truth: “Beneath their seemingly charitable facade rests a malevolent enterprise that takes advantage of women for financial gain,” a notion reflected in the unsettling title of the show. Set in Nigeria, the crime drama features Rita Dominic and Joseph Benjamin, and follows the plight of a pregnant woman named Adanna (portrayed by Onyinye Odokoro), who is rescued from the streets of Lagos by the so-called charitable organization, only to discover that things are not what they appear to be.

Black Film Wire referred to the series—often likened to “The Handmaid’s Tale”—as a “five-episode Nigerian crime thriller that not only jolts your senses but leaves them in ruins.” The narrative unnervingly echoes real-world tragedies, anchored by a compelling performance from Onyinye Odokoro, who plays Adanna, a woman driven to desperation yet refusing to give up.

The publication also highlighted Genoveva Umeh’s chilling portrayal of Ebun, describing it as “haunting”—the kind of performance that penetrates deeply and lingers long after. “Layered, authentic, and utterly mesmerizing,” they stated. Viewer feedback on social media has been positive, with X user oluwabanke expressing enjoyment of every moment and plaintainchoiice urging for more shows like it.

While some reviews label the show as “unoriginal” and “too restrained,” you’re encouraged to draw your own conclusions regarding its ‘captivating’ nature. Executive producer Mo Abudu, who heads EbonyLife TV—responsible for producing the show in partnership with Netflix—spoke to its importance.

According to Deadline, he stated: “This series transcends the thriller genre; it is a poignant narrative based on real-world issues communicated through bold, cinematic African storytelling. With stunning visuals, a compelling plot, and an exceptional cast and crew, Baby Farm promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats while provoking essential discussions. We are eager for audiences worldwide to experience it.”

Supervising producer Heidi Ulys added, “Baby Farm represents our darkest storytelling yet. It offers a captivating, cinematic dive into a realm few are willing to investigate. Yet amongst the shadows, there is hope—because storytelling has the potential to illuminate, challenge norms, and inspire transformation.”

Baby Farm is currently available for streaming on Netflix.

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