Top 5 Music Video Directors in Nigeria You Should Know (2025 Update)

The Nigerian music industry has not only produced global stars like Burna Boy, Davido, and Wizkid—it has also birthed an elite class of music video directors whose creativity has shaped how African music is seen and celebrated worldwide.

These directors aren’t just behind the camera—they are behind the culture. From vibrant storytelling to stunning visuals, their work makes Afrobeats a global visual phenomenon. If you're a music fan, content creator, or aspiring filmmaker, here are the Top 5 Music Video Directors in Nigeria you should know in 2025.

1. TG Omori – The Visual King of the Streets

Real Name: ThankGod Omori Jesam
Instagram: @boy_director

Known as Boy Director, TG Omori is arguably the most sought-after music video director in Nigeria right now. From the gritty vibes of the street to the ultra-glamorous world of Afrobeats superstars, TG has a unique style that blends drama, luxury, and real-life stories.

🎬 Notable Works:

    1. “Soapy” – Naira Marley

    2. “Who’s Your Guy (Remix)” – Spyro ft. Tiwa Savage

    3. “Party No Dey Stop” – Adekunle Gold ft. Zinoleesky

TG Omori is a storyteller. He doesn’t just shoot videos—he creates movements. His work has set YouTube on fire and helped several songs go viral. TG Omori s also behind some of the most-watched Nigerian music videos of all time.

Why He’s a Top Pick: His creativity, street credibility, and consistency are unmatched.

2. Meji Alabi – The Cinematic Genius

Full Name: Meji Alabi
Company: JM Films

When you see high-quality, international-standard visuals from Nigerian artists, Meji Alabi is often behind the lens. Meji is known for creating visuals that feel like mini-movies. His use of color, slow motion, and clean edits gives his videos a polished, cinematic edge.

🎬 Notable Works:

    1. “Brown Skin Girl” – Beyoncé, Wizkid, Blue Ivy

    2. “Essence” – Wizkid ft. Tems

    3.  “FEM” – Davido

Meji has worked with global stars and has even directed videos under Beyoncé’s Black Is King project. His visuals often trend on YouTube and get featured on global platforms like BET, MTV, and Apple Music.

Why He’s a Top Pick: He bridges Nigerian sound with global visual excellence.

3. Clarence Peters – The OG Director Extraordinaire

Real Name: Clarence Abiodun Peters
Company: Capital Dreams Pictures

You can’t talk about Nigerian music video history without mentioning Clarence Peters. For more than a decade, he has been the gold standard. With a career spanning over 15 years, Clarence’s influence is seen in almost every major Nigerian music act’s video catalogue.

🎬 Notable Works:

    1. “Johnny” – Yemi Alade

    2. “Ada Ada” – Flavour

    3. “Eminado” – Tiwa Savage ft. Don Jazzy

Clarence brought structure to the video industry when no one else cared about quality. He’s won countless awards and mentored many of today’s top directors.

Why He’s a Top Pick: He’s a legend who redefined music visuals in Nigeria.

4. Director K – The Global Hitmaker

Real Name: Aremu Olaiwola Qudus
Instagram: @director_k
Company: PriorGold Pictures

Director K gained massive recognition after directing Burna Boy’s “Wonderful” and Davido’s “1 Milli.” He’s known for creating visuals that are deeply rooted in African culture while keeping things modern and stylish.

🎬 Notable Works:

    1. “1 Milli” – Davido

    2. “Wonderful” – Burna Boy

    3. “Odogwu” – Burna Boy

Director K mixes local elements with luxury and modern edits. His visuals often feature bold colors, cultural symbols, and strong African representation.

Why He’s a Top Pick: He’s making African visuals cool on the global stage.

5. Pinkline Films – The Rising Star on Fire

Led by: Olu The Wave
Instagram: @pinklinefilms

One of the freshest directors shaking up the game in 2025 is Pinkline Films. Known for his dynamic edits, flashy transitions, and fashion-forward visuals, Pinkline is fast becoming a go-to for new-school artists who want to stand out.

🎬 Notable Works:

    1. “Mirror Mirror” – DjMondo

    2. “Rush” – Ayra Starr (2023 visual remix)

    3. “You Bad” – Rema ft. Ice Prince

Pinkline Films represents the next-gen of music video creators. His work is highly engaging and often goes viral on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube Shorts.

Why He’s a Top Pick: He brings youthful energy, fresh creativity, and viral-ready visuals.

🎥 Honorable Mentions

✅Dalia Dias – Known for sultry, sensual visuals with female empowerment themes.

✅Dammy Twitch – Great with behind-the-scenes storytelling and documentary-style edits.

✅Unlimited LA – A favorite of artists like Olamide and Lil Kesh for street-centric vibes.

✅ Final Thoughts

Music is only half the story. In today’s digital world, visuals sell the song—and Nigeria’s top directors are leading the charge. From the streets of Lagos to the red carpets of LA, these creative geniuses are not just shooting videos—they’re shaping Africa’s global music image.

Whether you're an artist looking for a video director or a fan who appreciates stunning music visuals, keep your eye on these game-changers. They’re not just making videos. They’re making history.

📌 What’s Your Favorite Nigerian Music Video of All Time?

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And if you’re a rising artist or director, feel free to drop your work—we might just feature you in our next spotlight.

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