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See Zubby Michaels new movie soon to be released this December. Title: 3rd World Cup. I really can't wait for this
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Merry men 2- this blockbuster movie is expected to land cinemas this December. Now it features olamide as guest act together with falz, Aylive, Ramsey Noah and much more. I will post the trailer tomorrow

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Can you marry a celebrity? Watch this before you conclude.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxkKLJQrnB8&list=PL1NQIOxiAlqYqPUaS5ahlO8OgzKNuBIHA&index=3&t=0s

with what I saw? I really can't marry a celebrity. Although that is a stereotype. Not all celebrity are that consumed in their career

THE UNWANTED

Starring: Ruth Kadiri, Ujams Cbriel, Centhia Ihebie, Ikenna Okereke

Synopsis:
A man is forced to take in his ten-year old boy from a previous relationship only to have him suffer abuse at the hands of his wife.

Review:
Emeka (Ujams Cbriel) learned he had a ten-year old son due to the illness of the child’s mother. She eventually died of aids and Emeka had no choice but to take the boy in. Telling his wife he had a child was challenging but his wife’s reluctance to accept the child made things worse. Betty (Ruth Kadiri), his wife, begrudged the boy so much that she physically abused him and used him as the house help.

When the boy’s blood splattered on Betty from a cut, she immediately visited the hospital for a HIV test. Much to her dismay, the test showed she was positive and she vehemently blamed the boy although he didn’t carry the virus.

Let’s Talk. This movie had a few things going on. We had the five-year, childless, marriage between Emeka and Betty, we had the topic of HIV, which Betty learned she had contracted, and then we watched Betty deal with her diagnosis.

The story was long and sort of served as a PSA about AIDs. The stigma still exists and the story spoke of infected people living normal lives thanks to treatment. The issue of child abuse wasn’t raised although it happened quite a bit in the movie.

The loose end lies with the ambiguity of how Betty became HIV positive. It wasn’t a good idea to be vague about her condition and revealing how she got the virus would have quenched audience curiosity and add value to the story.

What was great was that the movie offered characters that actually evolved. Emeka (Ujams C’Briel) shunned his son at first but then grew to love him. Betty (Ruth Kadiri) came to terms with her illness and recognized that she took out her frustrations on the wrong person.

Performances were the highlight. Ruth Kadiri was effective at playing the wicked step-mom and Ikenna Okereke, who played her stepson, was not only adorable but he exuded raw talent.

Audio and video sufficed. RECOMMEND

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCYDGrYOvzmmz85eS4pAuFjw

Nollywoodhomemo:
THE UNWANTED

Starring: Ruth Kadiri, Ujams Cbriel, Centhia Ihebie, Ikenna Okereke

Synopsis:
A man is forced to take in his ten-year old boy from a previous relationship only to have him suffer abuse at the hands of his wife.

Review:
Emeka (Ujams Cbriel) learned he had a ten-year old son due to the illness of the child’s mother. She eventually died of aids and Emeka had no choice but to take the boy in. Telling his wife he had a child was challenging but his wife’s reluctance to accept the child made things worse. Betty (Ruth Kadiri), his wife, begrudged the boy so much that she physically abused him and used him as the house help.

When the boy’s blood splattered on Betty from a cut, she immediately visited the hospital for a HIV test. Much to her dismay, the test showed she was positive and she vehemently blamed the boy although he didn’t carry the virus.

Let’s Talk. This movie had a few things going on. We had the five-year, childless, marriage between Emeka and Betty, we had the topic of HIV, which Betty learned she had contracted, and then we watched Betty deal with her diagnosis.

The story was long and sort of served as a PSA about AIDs. The stigma still exists and the story spoke of infected people living normal lives thanks to treatment. The issue of child abuse wasn’t raised although it happened quite a bit in the movie.

The loose end lies with the ambiguity of how Betty became HIV positive. It wasn’t a good idea to be vague about her condition and revealing how she got the virus would have quenched audience curiosity and add value to the story.

What was great was that the movie offered characters that actually evolved. Emeka (Ujams C’Briel) shunned his son at first but then grew to love him. Betty (Ruth Kadiri) came to terms with her illness and recognized that she took out her frustrations on the wrong person.

Performances were the highlight. Ruth Kadiri was effective at playing the wicked step-mom and Ikenna Okereke, who played her stepson, was not only adorable but he exuded raw talent.

Audio and video sufficed. RECOMMEND

https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCYDGrYOvzmmz85eS4pAuFjw

a very touching story. please post more like this

DADDY SHOWKEY, RMD AND MORE
MOVIE TITLE: SEVEN DAYS IN AJEGUNLE

Since Tosin Igho made his Nollywood debut with his 2018 film ‘The Eve’, starring Nollywood veteran John Okafor and Beverly Naya, it became clear that he was one to watch, and we’re definitely watching.

This year, he’s been working on a new film titled ‘Seven’ and given what we know so far, we’re excited for what’s to come. Popular webseries, ‘The Men’s Club’ & ‘Rumour Has It’ star, Efa Iwara plays Kolade, the wealthy irresponsible son of a businessman who following his father’s death, is given seven days to survive in Ajegunle. This task is given to him by his late father as a prerequisite for gaining access to his inheritance and his late father’s estate.

The trailer also shows us the arduous encounters Kolade faces while living in Ajegunle, a world filled with thugs, guns and violence. Other cast members also include Richard Mofe Damijo, Bimbo Manuel, Daddy Showkey and Orezi. The film is set for release on November 29.

Watch the trailer for ‘Seven’ below.
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCYDGrYOvzmmz85eS4pAuFjw

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This lady has a heart of gold. Not all ladies are gold diggers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTKoiEN-O5E&t=21s

Popular Nollywood Actor ken Eric and his new bride runs mad in the street. Watch here!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMStw98AoXk

so sad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMStw98AoXk

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