The movie Afamefuna: An Nwa Boi Story directed by Kayode Kasum is a Nigerian drama about the Igbo apprenticeship system which is one of the largest business in the word.

One of the main cultural elements shown in the film is the igbo apprentice system (Nwa Boi), where a young boy learns business under a master for some years before being settled to start his own business. This cultural practice shows the importance of hard work, mentorship in Igbo society.

The film tells the story of Afamefuna, a poor boy who is taken to Lagos to learn business under a master. As he grows, he becomes a successful apprentice but faces jealousy and conflict with his friend Paul when he was settled before him especially after falling in love with his master’s daughter who’s also Paul girlfriend. The movie is very emotional and strongly portrays Igbo culture and traditions.

Overall, it is an interesting film that teaches lessons about friendship, jealousy, and hard work.