Ika Obirin is a mid-2000s Yoruba drama produced and written by Sunny Alli, starring Faithia Balogun and Alhaji Taiwo Hassan (Ogogo), alongside Yinka Quadri, Akinade Adenrele,
The story centres on Olajide (Ogogo) and his wife, Jumoke (Faithia Balogun), whose repeated acts of infidelity gradually bring hardship upon their family. As Olajide mysteriously loses his lucrative contracts, falls into poverty, and eventually suffers temporary blindness, the couple seeks divine intervention. A revelation through a third party uncovers the shocking truth: the source of Olajide's misfortune is his wife's unfaithfulness.
Directed by Abiodun Olarenwaju (Abbey Lanre) and also starring Ganiu Nofiu, Mustapha Sholagbade, and Taiwo Akinwande (Wunmi), Ika Obirin delivers a straightforward moral lesson on the devastating impact infidelity can have on a marriage and the family it affects. Like many Yoruba home-video classics of its era, it combines drama, spirituality, and traditional values to tell a cautionary tale that remains relatable years after its release.