Baby Farm (TV series)
Nigerian TV series or programme
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Baby Farm is a Nigerian limited television series directed by Walter Taylaur and Kayode Kasum and produced by Mo Abudu.[2] It was released on Netflix on 21 March 2025.[3][4]
Kayode Kasum
| Baby Farm | |
|---|---|
| Written by | Darrel Bristow-Bovey |
| Directed by | Walter Taylaur Kayode Kasum |
| Country of origin | Nigeria |
| Production | |
| Producer | Mo Abudu |
| Production company | EbonyLife TV[1] |
Plot
Set in Lagos, the series explores the reality of baby farming. A seemingly benevolent NGO run by the charismatic Dr. Oliver Evans and his wife, Sister Barb, exploits vulnerable pregnant women for profit. The story centres on Adanna, a young pregnant woman from a rural community who is lured into the facility with promises of care, only to find herself trapped. Meanwhile, Cherise, a famous actress struggling with infertility, becomes unknowingly entangled with the foundation's illegal activities. As investigative journalist Joy and outsider Ifeyinwa work to expose the truth, their lives intersect in a high-stakes battle for survival, trust, and justice.[5][6][7]
Cast
- Langley Kirkwood
- Jenny Stead
- Tope Tedela
- Joseph Benjamin
- Genoveva Umeh
- Rita Dominic
- Folu Storms
- Onyinye Odokoro
