Christian Movie - Jailer and Dirty Game (A Sequel)

The Jailer is a gospel movie from the stables of the Mount Zion Films Production in Conjunction with Faith-Lift Film Productions

 

 

Shot in August 2020, the movie titled "The Jailer" was written by Pastor Johnson Funso Odesola, (Assistant General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God) and Directed by Damilola Mike-Bamiloye.

 

Jailer” tells the story of Temilola Williams whose father was murdered by a gang called the Black Scorpion Gang and who is bent on getting some form of justice on the supposed only surviving member of that gang.

Read: 5 Lessons from the Life of Delilah

The movie, Jailer, was first premiered by 2:00PM on Sunday, 17th January, 2021 at The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Covenant Sanctuary Region 21 Headquarters, Opposite Zartech Industries Oluyole Estate, Ibadan.

Dirty Game: The Jailer's Sequel Movie

If you ever asked yourself wheter or not a Christian can survive Politics, then Dirty GAme, the official sequel movie to "Jailer" is your best watch.

 

Following the successful release of the movie, Corpers' Lodge, gospel filmmaker Damilola Mike-Bamiloye is set to premiere his latest movie, Dirty Game, a gripping Christian film that delves into the complexities of politics in Nigeria.

The highly anticipated movie premiered on Sunday, March 30, 2025, at RCCG Maranatha Chapel, Lagos Province 23, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos. The event, scheduled for 2:00 PM, has already generated significant buzz among fans eager to see how the film unpacks the hidden realities of political maneuvering and how Christians can navigate the system.

A thrilling trailer, released on March 25, 2025, on Damilola Mike-Bamiloye’s YouTube channel, has further heightened anticipation. Viewers, especially believers worldwide, have taken to social media to express their excitement, with many praising the filmmaker for shedding light on a subject that is often avoided in Christian storytelling.

"Politics is a dirty game, but does that mean Christians should avoid it?" one fan commented under the trailer. Another added, "This is the kind of content we need—real issues, biblical perspectives!"

Dirty Game is a sequel to Jailer. The film is expected to reveal the hidden struggles within political circles and the moral dilemmas faced by those who seek to make a difference.

Watch: Christian Movie - Corpers’ Lodge

With the premiere just days away, expectations are high for Dirty Game to spark conversations about faith, integrity, and leadership in Nigerian politics. Fans and movie lovers alike are eager to see how Damilola Mike-Bamiloye brings this thought-provoking story to life.

 

Featured in Dirty Game include Wale Olaleye, Martha Oguma, Damilola Mike-Bamiloye, Gbenga Ayoola, Yemi Kings and Temidayo Ayodele amongst other.

Story by Pastor Johnson Funso Odesola, Written and Produced by Damilola Mike Bamiloye

Executive Producers Pastor Jonhnson Funso Odesola and Evangelist Mike Bamiloye

To download Jailer by Mount Zion Faith Ministries, kindly click here.

 

 

 

Dirty Game: Mount Zion’s Boldest Story Yet 

“Politics is a dirty game”—but what happens when faith steps boldly into its mud and mire?

Today, Mount Zion Faith Ministries, Nigeria’s trailblazer in Christian cinema, premieres Dirty Game, the gripping sequel to its 2023 release, Jailer, on YouTube. Directed by Damilola Mike-Bamiloye, the film marks a profound and prophetic shift—not just in the ministry’s storytelling style, but in the entire landscape of faith-based filmmaking.

With Dirty Game, Mount Zion dares to tread where few Christian filmmakers have gone: the world of politics, where power, corruption, and spiritual forces collide and the stakes are high.

The story continues where Jailer left off, but this time it moves beyond literal prison walls into a more complex captivity—the shackles of compromise, injustice, and the invisible forces that influence leadership and governance. 

“This one is not for the faint-hearted,” remarked one viewer in the trailer’s comment section. “The terrain of politics is messy. But we are called to bring light into the darkest corners."

For more than three decades, Mount Zion has been known for its spiritually rich movies rooted in evangelism, family values, and deliverance. From Agbara Nla to The Train, and the recent groundbreaking musical drama Undersiege, the ministry has created movies that not only entertain but disciple. With Dirty Game, however, the ministry turns its lens toward systems of power and the spiritual battles that rage within them.

“This is unprecedented,” noted another fan anticipating the release. “Mount Zion has always challenged darkness—but now they’re confronting institutional darkness: corruption in high places, political manipulation, and the spiritual implications of leadership.”

The Nigerian Christian film industry has long centered around stories of personal redemption and spiritual warfare, often steering clear of overt political themes. Dirty Game breaks that mold in a beautiful way.

Even before its online premiere, the film was met with high anticipation. Mount Zion hosted a physical premiere in Lagos on March 30, drawing crowds from across the region. The response was nothing short of powerful. Audience members left not just entertained, but deeply stirred.

Clips from the trailer have since gone viral, and the comment section is full of eager expectation: “Mount Zion just took it to another level." "This is warfare in a suit and tie.”

Dirty Game will be released in three chapters—on August 3rd, 10th, and 17th—exclusively on Damilola Mike-Bamiloye’s YouTube channel and FaithLift YouTube channel. With each chapter, viewers are being invited into more than a story. This is not just a movie but a definite reminder to go with God into any battle for leadership.

 

 

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