[b]"The actress is quietly racking up roles in quality movies that might put her in contention in the Best Actress category in the 2012 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA).

Star actress, Omotola Jalade Ekeinde barely landed Lagos from Accra where she had been shooting Leila Djansi's much awaited film "Ties that Bind", when she had to jet off again for another major shoot in London. This time, she is starring in a feature film titled AMINA alongside British Actors Wil Johnson and Vincent Reagan

There is so much secrecy surrounding the project that all we managed to get were 2 pictures from production manager Afshan Hassan. We also gather that the film is being directed by a Uk based director Christian Ashaiku. The film is an emotional drama about Amina who is left disillusioned that all men have to offer her is sorrow, pain and humiliation after an unplanned pregnancy at 16. Audiences will be taken on a journey to see what it will take for Amina to date again.

When questioned about the production, all Omotola could say was "I feel appreciated and challenged". The actress is quietly racking up meaty roles in quality movies that might put her in contention in the Best Actress category in the 2012 Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA). Till the producers are ready to let the press in , all we can report is that Omotola is poised to achieve meaningful things this year and 2012."[/b]
http://nigeriafilms.com/news/11925/17/omotola-in-london-shooting-feature-film-amina.html


[b]"Omotola Jalade Ekeinde has recently wrapped up filming a new film titled AMINA in London. Omotola co-stars with Ghanaian heartthrob, Van Vickers and British actors Wil Johnson and Vincent Reagan.
Directed by a UK based director Christian Ashaiku, the story revolves around the central character, Amina, played by Omotola who has suffered severe emotional turmoil, and has been disappointed by men after falling pregnant at the age of 16. With the care of a psychiatrist, the audience pieces together Amina’s tragic past, and joins her on her journey to rehabilitation to overcome her trauma to live a meaningful life. Of the role, Omotola said: "I feel appreciated and challenged".
It appears that Nigerian actresses are intent on pushing boundaries in terms of scripts and locations. That can only be a good thing for Nollywood which is now the second largest movie industry in the world. It is clear that it is not just size that matters but certainly quality and the ladies in Nollywood are leading the way."[/b]
http://www.himagazine.tv/show_post.php?id=206

Nollywood actress Omotola Jalade Ekeinde & Nollywood actor Van Vicker

http://www.africanmoviesnews.com/2011/06/omotola-returns-to-nigeria-after-%E2%80%9Camina%E2%80%9D-filming-in-the-uk/
http://www.olamildentertainment.com/2011/05/omotola-jalade-ekeinde-van-vicker-to.html

any thoughts and anticipation for the movie?

My Van

@ jennykadry

I know I can't wait to see him in this anticipated movie

Van? Yawn, Will watch it for Omotola sake.

@ rokiatu

at least that will support the movie