ARSENAL'S JACK WILSHERE SHOWS OFF HIS NEW BABY

Arsenal midfielder, Jack Wilshere's girlfriend, Lauren Neal gave birth to their second child, a girl named Delilah Grace lastweek friday. The 21 year-old footballer shared her picture on twitter with the caption "Wow…words can not describe! Delilah Grace Wilshere, welcome to the world gorgeous x."

COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT SCANDAL: NIGERIAN WRITER/PUBLICIST VOWS TO DRAG BIG BROTHER HOUSEMATE TO COURT

I got this press release from a Nigerian writer/publicist, Joy Bewaji accusing Big Brother UK housemate, Makosi Musambasi of copyright infringement scandal. And she has vowed (going by her tweets (@joybewaji)) to drag her to court. Here's her side of the story, however, I'm making efforts to contact the latter and get /post her side of the story. Read on
Makosi Musambasi (Big Brother UK housemate) lives in Nigeria and is dying to be a "star". So I came on board- we were introduced by a mutual acquaintance. First she wanted PR for her TV show that was to debut on DSTV, but then she got entangled in other activities. Four months later and Makosi is back with that itch- to become a superstar! She is unhappy that she is not on billboards, endorsing brands, gracing the red carpet, surrounded by swarm of fans falling all over her; she can't understand why I can't get her VVIP tickets, why she is not on the cover of Complete Fashion, why nobody knows her or waves to her when she visits the mall. So I try to explain to her that the Nigerian public would only find you worthy of attention and respect if you build a proper brand- away from reality TV sensationalism.I gave her a few suggestions. She chose one of them- to write her a book. I picked a title and theme. She loved it. Then I set out to work. But I was obviously running out of (her) time. Four weeks later and Makosi's itch gets worse- she wants the book out, and she wants it out NOW! But books take time; I needed more time- a few more weeks; but she would have none of that!So I put together, in 10 days, an inspirational coffee-table nugget book. We held a photo-shoot; at first Makosi said she hated the pictures, then she said she liked them. It was hard keeping up! When I presented the nugget manuscript, she said she liked it. A few days later, she hated it; screaming that I should give it to some other celebrity- shouting and fuming like a chimney for me to pay back her money. What money? I had invested two months of my life in a project she agreed on, if she suffers bipolar issues then that cannot possibly be my fault. I believed the best thing was to go back to the original script (the one she was too impatient to wait for) and get it done. We were back to square one! She goes out of circulation. I try to reach her…try to get her to explain her fluctuating disposition. But I couldn't reach her- for over one month!

PHONE SWAP, THE MEETING, THE GODS ARE STILL NOT TO BLAME, HOODRUSH, MA'AMI OTHERS, LEAD NOLLYWOOD MOVIES AWARDS (NMA) NOMINATIONS

The Meeting, The Gods Are Still Not To Blame, Hoodrush, Ma'ami, Phone Swap are leading nominations for the 2013 edition of the Nollywood Movie Awards (NMA). Scheduled to hold on Saturday October 12, 2013 at the Intercontinental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. This year edition of the movie awards will be anchored by Ace comedian, Basketmouth, and Nollywood actress, Dakore Egbuson-Akande. Full list of nominees below.
(1) BEST MOVIE1. Hoodrush2. Journey To Self3. The Meeting4. Phone Swap5. Udeme Mmi6. Mrs Somebody
(2) BEST LEAD ACTOR1. Bayo Alawiye – The Gods Are Still Not To Blame2. Gabriel Afolayan – First Cause3. Iyke Adiele – Broken4. Oc Ukeje – Hoodrush5. Moses Armstrong – Udeme Mmi6. Wale Ojo – Phone Swap(3) BEST LEAD ACTRESS1. Rita Dominic – The Meeting2. Nse Ikpe-Etim – Mr & Mrs3. Mercy Johnson – Dumebi4. Funke Akindele – Ma'ami5. Bimbo Akintola – Hoodrush6. Uche Jombo – Mrs Somebody
(4) BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR1. Imeh Bishop Udoh – Udeme Mmi2. Akin Lewis – Heros & Zeros3. Bimbo Manuel – Broken4. Gabriel Afolayan – Hoodrush5. Afeez Oyetoro – Phone Swap6.  Bob Manuel Udokwu – Adesuwa(5) BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS1. Ngozi Ezeonu – Adesuwa2. Barbara Soky – Bridge Of Hope3. Ada Ameh – Phoneswap4. Chelsea Eze – Hoodrush5. Mary Chukwu – Broken(6) BEST ACTOR INDIGENOUS1. Ekere Nkanga – Kokomma2. Wole Ojo – Maa'mi3. Segun 'Lanko' Ogunremi – Odasan4. Imeh Bishop Udoh – Udeme Mmi(7) BEST ACTRESS INDIGENOUS1. Tope Brass – Odasan2. Belinda Effah – Kokomma3. Obonganwan Bennet-James – Udeme Mmi4. Funke Akindele – Ma'ami
(8) BEST INDIGENOUS MOVIE1. Udeme Mmi2. Odasan3. Maa'mi4. Kokomma(9) BEST DIRECTOR1. Mildred Okwo – The Meeting2. Lancelot Imasuen – Udeme Mmi3. Dimeji Ajibola – Hoodrush4. Kunle Afolayan – Phone Swap5. Tope Oshin Ogun – Journey To Self(10) BEST EDITING1. Paul Apel – Mr & Mrs2. Yemi Jolaosho – Phone Swap3. Victor Ehi-Amedu – Adesuwa4. Dimeji Ajibola – Hoodrush5. Okey Benson – The Meeting6. Kunle Adejuyigbe – Journey To Self(11) BEST SOUND DESIGN1. Obi Emelonye – Last Flight To Abuja2. Semiu Adewuyi – Kokomma3. Carl Raccah – Journey To Self4. Olukunle Adegbite – The Gods Are Still Not To Blame5. Alex Njuguna – The Meeting6. Dimeji Ajibola – Hoodrush(12) BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY1. Alfred Chia – Heroes & Zeros2. James Costello – Last Flight To Abuja3. Shalom Uyi Enabulele – Broken4. Yinka Edward – Phone Swap5. Jim Bishop – The Meeting6. Byron Ene – The Gods Are Still Not To Blame(13) BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY1. Tunde Babalola – Ma'ami2. Mildred Okwo/ Tunde Babalola – The Meeting3. Rita C Onwurah – Udeme Mmi4. Dimeji Ajibola – Hoodrush5. Tchidi Chikere – Dumebi6. Kemi Adesoye – Phoneswap(14) BEST COSTUME DESIGN1. Jaiye Owolabi – The Gods Are Still Not To Blame2. Titi Aluko – Phone Swap3. Ekene Okoye Mpon – Kiss And The Brides4. Yolanda Okereke / Aminat Olateju – Journey To Self5. Wanger Ayu/Rosaline Ijejem – Mr & Mrs6. Iyen Agbonifo – Adesuwa(15) BEST MAKE-UP1. Temisan Etsede – Adesuwa2. Touch Of Glamour/ Tobi Jeje-Phillip & Korede Olowoyo – Journey To Self3. Tracy Iyoha – The Gods Are Still Not To Blame4. Jennifer Alegieuno – The Meeting5. Olivia Obasi – Broken(16) BEST SET DESIGN1. Pat Nebo – Phone Swap2. Adeoye Bakare – Heroes & Zeros3. Hilary Patrick – The Meeting4. Sango B'song – Last Flight To Abuja(17) BEST SOUNDTRACk1. Truth – The Meeting2. Luke Corradine – Last Flight To Abuja3. Patrick Mathias – Hoodrush4. Slam – Udeme Mmi5. Truth – Phone Swap6. Oludare Olateju – The Gods Are Still Not To Blame(18) BEST DIASPORA MOVIE1. Man On Ground2. Alaalo3. Epitaph4. The Past Came Calling5. Secret Past
(19) BEST SHORT MOVIE1. Unspoken2. 15 Minutes3. Turning Point4. Ogondah5. Blink6. Till Death Do Us Part
(20) BEST RISING STAR MALE1. OC Ukeje – Hoodrush2. Ifeanyi Kalu – Kokoma3. Bobby Obodo – Mrs Somebody4. Uti Nwachukwu – In The Cupboard(21) BEST RISING STAR (FEMALE)1. Linda Ejiofor – The Meeting2. Belinda Effah – Kokomma3. Ijeoma Agu – Hoodrush4. Rachel Isaac – Daisy5. Tehila Adiele – Broken6. Tess Abubakar – In The Cupboard(22) BEST CHILD ACTOR1. Ayomide Abati – Ma'ami2. Adeola Faseyi – Married But Living Single3. Regina Ojeogwu – Wave Of Glory4. Obiora Samuel Olife – Broken Silence

2013 ABUJA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WINNERS EMERGE

The 10th edition of the Abuja International Film Festival came to an end today 27th September 2013. The 3-day event which had the Minister of Culture, Tourism and National Orientation Chief Edem Duke as the special guest at the opening ceremony was attended by Nollywood stakeholders, as well as key government officials who came together to hold workshops, seminars etc and discuss matters related to film-making as well as the growth of the Nigerian film industry, christened Nollywood.

The 2013 winners

(1) Best Feature Film Foreign: Sujet – Canada

(2) Best Short Film Nigeria: Paradox – Desmond Elliot

(3) Best Short Film Foreign: Malice&Pencil United Kingdom/Nigeria

(4) Best Feature Nigeria – When Dreams Fall Apart

(5) Best Documentary Film – Daughters of the Niger Delta – Nig

(6) Efere Ozako Best Experimental Film – Jand and Hussle – Ehizojie Ojesebholo (Nig)

(7) Best Animation Film – Romance of Wood Liu Hiu – China

(8) Outsanding Comic Film – The Nanny Nigeria

(9) Outstanding Male Act – Majid Michel (Brothers Keeper)

(10) Outstanding Female Act: Banke Amole Adams (Mission to mamuro)

(11) Outstanding Film in Directing: Next

President – (Ikechukwu Onyeka)

(12) Golden Jury Film – Next President – Nigeria

HAPPY BIRTHDAY OLOLADE…….

I asked few friends, “Do you think I should give myself a birthday shout out on my blog?”. The Yeses overshadowed the Nos. Someone asked, did you have to ask that? Common, it’s your blog. Yea, but I could be “pen-shy”. So here I am.

First things first. I’m immensely grateful- to God, my family, friends, readers, fans (if I have any.lol) for Everything- the additions, substractions, multiplications and so forth. God bless you real good.

Wow! Two decades and a half on planet earth. I told myself, another birthday has arrived? But it really seems only yesterday that I was a whole year younger! I remember every single thing that happened last year. It’s feels so wonderful that I’m standing before another one – so soon.

A little about me- I’m 4 out of 5 (my position in the family). The only girl (this should answer numerous questions on my penchant for football), ‘quarter to tomboy’, single and being searched.lol, bubbly, energetic, ambitious, optimistic, restless and of course very pesky.

Pastimes- writing (mostly poems), playing scrabble and watching good movies/football. Dreams- being a celebrated writer, a quintessential PR Executive and outstanding success in all I do. Fears- getting married to a wrong partner and not making Heaven.

Lastly, I’m not yet fulfilled, I’m on the path and I’m going confidently in the direction of my dreams. Thank You for being part of my life. For making it amazing and worth living.

Happy Birthday to me and other beautiful souls born today. It’s been an amazing journey. God’s grace is unfathomable. Thank you for the birthday messages….they’ve kept me and are still keeping me overly-busy.

I adore you all.

GETTING MARRIED IN 2014? REGISTER FOR THE 'MY BIG NIGERIAN WEDDING' CONTEST&WIN A N15MILLION WEDDING& HONEYMOON

Organizers of the “My Big Nigerian Wedding”contest; WED Magazine in conjunction with a host of unique wedding vendors and sponsors are calling on brides and grooms to-be who are tying the knot next year to register and get the bill of their wedding footed to the tune of N15million.
Bidding bachelorhood/spinsterhood goodbye in 2014 and you haven’t yet registered for the My Big Nigerian Wedding Contest Season 1, you might miss an awesome opportunity.

 

Vendors for this wedding also known as the “Dream Team” are drawn from the best in their fields. The official cake maker for the winning couple in the maiden edition of the contest is cakes maestro, Tosan Jemide of Cakes by Tosan! The guy who got himself a spot in Guinness Book of Records after he made and exhibited the largest cake in Africa few months ago.  The master baker who has been in the industry for well over ten years has made the desires of hundreds of brides come to pass. Tosan has baked cakes for couples, socialites, celebrities and more within and outside the country.

 

Generally referred to as Nigeria’s foremost cake maker, sugar crafter and confectioner, Tosan is the preferred baker for most contemporary Nigerian couples. Cakes by Tosan has earned the reputation of being one of the best cake brands in Nigeria, creating designs that are exclusively qualitative and aesthetically appealing. Speaking on his announcement as part of the dream team, Tosan said he is very happy to be a part of this unique event. “This is an exciting project for the entire Cakes by Tosan team and we can’t wait to meet the winning couple and get started.”

 

 
For Tosan, the desires of the couple would come first in making choices about the look, taste and feel of the cake. “Making the dream of the couple come true is what I am most concerned about. The taste, design and presentation of the cake would have to be about what the couple wants and I am going to work closely with them to achieve that.”

 

If you want to be that bride or groom Tosan is talking about and you have not registered, what are you waiting for? More top vendors who would be members of the “Dream Team” would be unveiled in the coming weeks and they are sure to get you excited.

 

Registration is FREE and ongoing at www.mbnwedding.com.

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TRIBUTE TO LATE VETERAN BROADCASTER, YINKA CRAIG

How time flies. 2 days ago marked exactly 5 years that late veteran broadcaster, Yinka Craig bowed to beyond. His son, David Olamide Craig has written an emotional tribute to the doyen of the tube. Read on. 23rd of September 2008. 9 am. I was in theatre assisting the caesarean section delivery of a patient at the National Hospital in Abuja when I heard the news. I always thought it paradoxical that I was helping to bring forth a life just at about the same time the life of the one who brought me forth was slipping away. The consultant informed me that I had a visitor and instructed me to scrub out. As I walked out of theatre into the hallway, still wearing my surgical mask I saw my Aunt. She didn't have to say a word; I saw it in her eyes. My father had passed on.Yinka Craig was a talker.As far back as I can remember, people always seemed to want to hear him speak. And so whether it was his jocular football or boxing commentary, his humorous insights on 'Newsline' and 'AM Express' or his hard-line style of interview on Presidential media chats, Yinka Craig was the quintessential broadcaster.I remember my siblings and I would huddle in front of our old Panasonic television on Sunday nights (the only time we were allowed to overstay our bed time) and watch him and Patrick Oke anchor Newsline. At that time, Newsline was a cultural adventure into the wonderfully diverse country that is Nigeria. He and his team would travel the length and breadth of the states to unearth fascinating stories of bravery and friendship and courage that inspired millions of families scattered across the nation. It didn't matter who you were or where you were from; at 9 o'clock on Sundays you sat by your telly, or your neighbours' telly and watched Yinka on Newsline!
I remember his coverage of the Argungu fishing festival in the late 80's and how my adolescent eyes watched in fascination as literally hundreds of thousands of barely clothed men rushed into the muddy waters of the river to catch enormous fish with their bare hands. He was right there in the water too, trousers rolled up, microphone in hand, gesticulating in the direction of the action and running a commentary that painted vivid pictures of what transpired beneath those murky waters, giving a front seat view of one of Nigeria's most spectacular events.
Yinka Craig on the set of #AMexpressSuch were the power of my father's words.Those who knew him spoke of him glowingly and one of the terms frequently used to describe him was 'encyclopedic'. He read wide and had an insatiable hunger to know more, do more, and be more! He had his hands in many pies as well and somehow excelled at all. To name a few, he was an avid Aviator and had his own personal flight simulator, he was fascinated by Astronomy and knew as much about galaxies and constellations as an average college professor and he was also a prolific Musician and played the Piano, Guitar, Violin, Clarinet and Saxophone. It still puzzles me how one person could know so much detail about so many things. Nothing seemed beyond his grasp.Despite his very public persona however, Yinka was actually a very private person. As much as he loved to work an audience, he also enjoyed the closeness of small gatherings with friends and family and was known to entertain his guests with rambunctious jokes and impromptu guitar renditions. He was a loving father and a devoted husband and others have described him as a true friend, a supportive boss, a generous benefactor, and a detribalized Nigerian.
Yinka Craig meeting Shehu ShagariYinka Craig was indeed a remarkable man.Today, five years later, I remember a colossus who in my mind stands shoulder to shoulder with other screen legends as David Frost, David Attenborough and Larry King; I remember a man whose charisma, kindness, generosity, simplicity and intelligence were of great renown; I remember a broadcaster whose novel ideas created some of the best television our country has ever seen. Today I remember my father.On behalf of my family, I would like to ask that you please join us as we remember Yinka Craig and look back at his life and his over thirty five years of broadcast excellence. How do you remember him? What were your favourite shows?
Yinka Craig and familyDo you remember any iconic moments from NTA Sports, Newsline, Morning Ride, Daybreak, AM Express, or the Presidential media chats? Do you have any pictures or videos to share? Please leave your comments and thoughts on the Yinka Craig Facebook page or tweet at us with the hash tag #YinkaCraig.Thank you very much for your support and God bless you.

FIND OUT WHO&WHAT MOVIES GOT NOMINATED FOR THE 2013 BEST OF NOLLYWOOD (BON) AWARDS

Nominees for the 2013 Best of Nollywood (BON) awards have been unveiled. Organized by Seun Oloketuyi, this year's edition will take place at Asaba, Delta State on Nov 9.
(1) BEST ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE IN AN ENGLISH MOVIEBlossom Chukwujekwu (Finding Mercy)
Seun Akindele (On Bended Knees)
Bayo Alawiye ( Dark Secret)
O.C Ukeje (Alan Poza)
Funso Adeolu (Cobweb)
(2) BEST ACTRESS IN LEADING ROLE IN AN ENGLISH MOVIEIretiola Doyle (Torn)
Chioma Akpotha (On Bended Knees)
Uche Jombo (Mrs Somebody)
Omoni Oboli (Brother's Keeper)
Queen Nwokoye (Egwonga)
(3) BEST ACTOR IN LEADING ROLE IN A YORUBA MOVIEOdunlade Adekola (Mufu Olosa Oko)
Mike Ezunronye (Unforgivable)
Richard Agbor (Ifa Iwa)
Muyiwa Ademola (Aja)
Femi Adebayo (Alade Owala)
(4) BEST ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE IN A YORUBA MOVIEDayo Amusa (Unforgivable)
Joke Muyiwa (Ayitale)
Khafiyat Kafidipe (The Seed)
Toyin Aimakhu (Alani Baba Labake)
Mercy Aigbe (Komfo)
(5) BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN AN ENGLISH MOVIEAlex Ekubo (Weekend Gateaway)
Joseph Benjamin (Dark Side)
Ime Bishop (A Wish)
Chet Anekwe (Bended Knees)
(6) BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN AN ENGLISH MOVIEKate Obiang (Journey to Self)
Rita Dominic (Finding Mercy)
Helen Paul (A wish)
Oge Okoye (Turning Point)
Akio Precious Ilami (Job Seekers)
(7) BEST ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A YORUBA MOVIEOdunade Adekola (Aja)
Ibrahim Chatta (Ifa Iwa)
Bayo Alawiye (Ebi mi ni)
Femi Adebayo (Irugbin)
Yinka Quadri (Ilari)
(8) BEST ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN A YORUBA MOVIEBidemi Kosoko (Ifa Iwa)
Toyin Aimakhu (Ebimi ni)
Yewande Adekoya (Kudeti)
Ronke Odusanya (Ere Ayo mi)
Fathia Balogun (Irugbin)
(9) MOST PROMISING MALE ACT OF THE YEARKas Jonathan (Twin Sword)
Kola Ajeyemi (Were Meta)
Abdul Lateef Titilope (Ifa Iwa)
Luclay Misoya (The cartel)
Igoni Archibong (Turning point)
(10) MOST PROMISING FEMALE ACT OF THE YEARFunmi Beka (Ebi mi ni)
Bidemi Mustapha (Aja)
Anu Sosanya (Edidi)
Sylvia Oluchi (Bended Knees)
Funke Alegbeleye (Alade Owala)
(11) BEST CHILD ACTOR (MALE) Olamide David (Cobweb)
Asimiyu Uthman Omokunmi (Ifa Iwa)
Dozie Onyiriuka (Journey to Self)
(12) BEST CHILD ACTOR (FEMALE)Oyindamola Lanpejo (Finding Mercy)
Titilayo Shobo (Unforgivable)
(13) BEST COMEDY OF THE YEARNanny
Okon goes to School
Oba Omo
A Wish(14) MOVIE WITH THE BEST SOCIAL MESSAGEJourney to Self
A Wish
Confusion Na wa
Opo
Unforgivable
(15) BEST KISS IN A MOVIEBeverly Naya and Bobby Obodo (Weekend Getaway)
Rita Dominic and Bloosom Chukwuzkwu (Finding Mercy)
Dayo Amusa and Mike Ezunrunoye (Unforgivable)
IK Ogbonna and Matha Ankomah (Playing Safe)
(16) BEST MAKE UP IN A MOVIEUnforgivable
Ifa Iwa
Ayitale
Order of the Ring
Alani Owala
(17) ONGA BEST USE OF NIGERIAN FOOD IN A MOVIEIfa Iwa
In her Shoes
On Bended Knees
Unforgivable
(18) BEST SHORT FILM OF THE YEAREpitaph
Rom 106
Sarahology
(19) BEST USE OF COSTUME IN A MOVIEIfa Iwa
Ilari
Twin Sword
King after King
Order of the Ring.
(20) BEST SCREENPLAYTorn
Ilari
Confusion Na wa
Cobweb
Ayitale
(21) BEST EDITED MOVIETorn
Unforgivable
Confusion Na wa
Cobweb
The gods are still not to blame
(22) MOVIE WITH THE BEST SOUNDTRACKIfa Iwa
Irawe
The gods Are Still Not To Blame
Cobweb
Turning Point
(23) MOVIE WITH THE BEST PRODUCTION DESIGNConfusion Na wa
Cobweb
The gods are still not to blame
Ifa Iwa
(24) BEST CINEMATOGRAPHYCobweb
Unforgiveable
Confusion Na wa
Ayitale
Alade Owala
(25) DIRECTOR OF THE YEARKenneth Gyang (Confusion Na Wa)
Adebayo Salami (Ayitale)
Moses Inwang (Torn)
Toba Macbaror (Cobweb)
Desmond Elliot (Unforgivable)
(26) MOVIE OF THE YEARConfusion Na wa
Ayitale
Torn
Cobweb
Unforgivable
(27) SPECIAL EFFECTTwin Sword
Mufu Olosa Oko.
Judgment Night.
(28) BEST HAUSA ACTORAli Nuhu (Wani Hanin)
Zaharadeen Sani (Halayen)
As Mati (Wani Gari)
Adam A. Zango (Martani)(29) BEST HAUSA ACTRESSHafisat Maryam Booth (Buduwar)
Nafisat Abdullahi (Son Zuciya)
As Lumi (bakim Alkala)
Hadiza aliyu (Babban Zaure)(30) BEST SUPPORTING ACTORAdam A. Zango (Buduwar)
Ibrahim Nuhu (Raciyin Zuci)
Sani Musa Danjo (
Sadisu Abba (Halayen)
(31) BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESSFatima Ladan (Abokina)
As aunt Salma in (Bakin Alkala
Ummi Moh'd (Halayen)
Ladidi Fagge (Son Zuciya)(32) REVELATION OF THE YEAR (FEMALE)Tamara Eteimo
Tope Oshoba
Uche Benjamin
Laitan Ogungbile
Chinwe Isaac
Mimi Orijekwe
(33) REVELATION OF THE YEAR (MALE)Igoni Archibong
Luclay Misoya
Charles Billion Pius
Daniel K Daniel
Walter Anga
Michael Godson
(34) MOVIE JOURNALIST OF THE YEARHafeez Balogun (Daily Independent)
Ben Njoku (Vanguard)
Wemimo Ogunde (Nollywood mind space)
Biodun Kupoluyi (E24/7)(35) MARKETER OF THE YEARAlhaji Abudullah Rasak (Corporate Pictures)
Alhaji Kazeem Afolayan
Magic Movies
Royal Academy
Divine Touch
Akagod Production

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