PHOTOS: THESE LADIES AINT SMILING. FATHIA BALOGUN ENGAGES OGE OKOYE IN NEW FLICK 'STREET GIRLS'

How’s Oge Okoye’s role in a yoruba movie going to be like? Keep your fingers crossed.
Ageless and elegant yoruba actress Fathia Balogun has engaged her colleague Oge Okoye (who is known to act in English movies) in her new movie, ‘Street Girls’.
When it comes to acting, needless to say the Bon awards’ best Yoruba actress of the year 2012 knows the ropes. Her last movie ‘Sunmisola Otelemuye’ wasn’t only enthralling, it sold close to a million copies and was even one of the highest selling DVDs of 2011.
‘Street Girls’, which was directed by Abbey lanre and Tope Adebayo was shot late last year In Ilorin. The film stars Femi Adebayo, Aishat Abimbola, Mercy Aigbe, Seun Akindele to mention a few and it was directed by Abbey Lanre and Tope Adebayo.

Speaking on her role in the movie pretty thespian,Oge Oke confessed that her impression of her collegues in the Yoruba sector changed completely after the production of the movie, according to her, they are professional and committed.
The movie which is in the pre production stage at the moment will hit the cinemas this summer before the DVDs are release later in the year.

I posted Fathia’s location pictures sometime ago. Going by these additional pictures, these ladies are certainly going to do and undo. For those who believe men make action films more interesting, you will have a rethink when this comes out. Nice!!!

LOLA MARGRET TO PREMIERE LATEST MOVIE 'OMO OLORO' IN THE UK

 
Come February 10th 2012, talented thespian, Lola Margret also known as ‘Bisola Alanu’ will lead a couple of her colleagues, fans and friends to the United Kingdom to premier her latest masterpiece, ‘Omo Oloro’. Billed to take place at the prestigious Planet Nollywood from 8pm, lanky comedian and actor, Bolaji Amusan popularly known as Mr Latin will anchor the event while musical performances will be granted by fuji musician, Sefiu Alao amongst others.
 
Omo Oloro whose preview has generated lots of commendation within and outside the country stars Faithia Balogun, Mercy Aigbe, Lola Margret to mention a few, it was also directed by prolific and award-winning Bayo Tijani. Promotion for the movie is being handled by top UK promoter, Ade banks, tickets for the premier goes for 20pounds for a single person and 30pounds for double.

FAITHIA BALOGUN'S LOCATION PICTURE

Ageless Faithia Balogun stunned me with this picture, obviously from a movie location. Let’s just keep out fingers crossed and find out what the look is all about. As regards the movie which is upcoming, I look forward to a masterpiece.

HARVEST OF HONOUR AT THE 2011 BEST OF NOLLYWOOD (BON) AWARDS SHOW

The moment of excitement and fun, participants of the Seun Oloketuyi-led Best of Nollywood (BON) awards night had been waiting for finally came through last night.
Held at the posh Lagoon Restaurant, Ozumba Mbadiwe, VI, Lagos on friday 11th November 2011, the event started with an awesome red-carpet session which witnessed the attendance of key Nollywood stakeholders, the media and other well-wishers.
Comedian of the federal Republic, Gbenga Adeyinka and Julius Agwu spiced the show with their hilarious jokes.
Performers at the event include Jafextra, Capital F.E.M.I Adol, Eddy king, JJC to mention a few. While Goldie, Toni Payne, Annie Macauley 2011 Next Movie Star housemates, Faithia Balogun, Halima Abubakar, Uche Jombo, Sunkanmi Omobolanle, Dayo Adeneye and Kenny Ogungbe, Kenny St.Brown, Ayo Adesanya, Yemi Solade, Kunle Afolayan, Gabriel Afolayan, Blessing Effiong Damola Olatunji, Queen Nwokoye and many more graced the occassion.AWARD CATEGORIES AND RECIPIENTS
Best Actor (English) – Joe Benjamin
Best Actor (Yoruba) – Muyiwa Ademola
Best Actress (English) – Nse Ikpe-Etim
Best Actress (Yoruba)- Faithia Balogun
Best Supporting Actor Yoruba – Gabriel Afolayan
Best Supporting Actress English – Susan Peters
Best Supporting  Actress (Yoruba) – Ronke Odunsanya
Best kiss in a Nigerian movie – Bursting out
Best use of Costume – Private Storm
Best Cinematography – Eefa
Best Comedy movie Of The Year – Jelili 
Revelation of the Year (Female) – Ketra Hewatech
Revelation of the year (Male) – Deji Akinosho
Best TV programme – Village square
Movie with message for society change – Damage
Fresh and scandal free actress (English) Category – Queen Nwokoye
Best Nigerian Movie in Diaspora – Mirror boy
The Lifetime Recognition Award – Sola Fajobi of the Next Movie Star 
Best Child Actor (Female): Nicole Ndigwu – Damage
Best editing Movie category -Mr & Mrs
Most Promising Female Act Category – Bidemi Kosoko
Most Promising Act Male Category – Seun Akindele
Best TV Presenter Category – EfeTommy.
Best Crossover Actress category : Eniola Badmus – Blackberry babes
Best Radio presenter of the year Category – Matse Uwase
Best soundtrack of the year Category – Inale
Screen play of the year category – Two brides and a baby
Best sound Category – Two Brides and a Baby

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