Cross (Ramsey Noah) is a hard business man who finds it difficult to fall in love until he met Helen(GenevieveNnaji). Running a company can be challenging, especially if you are a female in a male-dominated industry. Looking to prove her worth, Adaeze steps up to the challenge when her father is forced to take a step back due to health issues. Nollywood actress GenevieveNnaji is making a big comeback with a leading role inthe upcoming thriller series, Wahala, produced by BBC Studios after being away from acting for almost eight years. Nigerian actress and filmmaker GenevieveNnaji has joined the cast of Wahala, a new BBC drama adapted from the novel of the same name by Nikki May. The casting announcement was made by BBC Studios on Tuesday, May 12, 2026. #9japr247 GenevieveNnaji's Journey from Hollywood to Owning the African Story. Exploring GenevieveNnaji's realization as a commodity in Hollywood and her decision to build Nigeria's film industry. GenevieveNnaji’s return to screens in a BBC production, backed by global distribution and rooted in Nigerian storytelling, is more than a casting announcement. It is a signal about where Nigerian narratives are headed, who gets to tell them, and how far they can travel. Nigerian star and film director GenevieveNnaji has already shown that she is a force to be reckoned with, so the disqualification of her Netflix film from the Oscars is unlikely to frustrate her ambitions. GenevieveNnaji returns to screen in BBC Studios thriller ‘Wahala’.GenevieveNnaji joins BBC's Wahala in her first TV role since Ripples.
