Popular yoruba actors, Fathia Balogun, Femi Adebayo, Moji Olaiya, Muyiwa Ademola, Sola Kosoko, Bimbo Oshin and Ronke Ojo sealed a 1-day endorsement deals with Unilever PLC few days back. These are pictures from the event.
Pretty, petite and talented actress Liz Da Silva who has now become an household name in the yoruba section of the Nigerian movie industry has just released an all-female cast movie, ‘Mama Insurance’.
For the film which was shot last year in Victoria Island Lagos, the half Togolese, half Nigerian producer engaged renowned and gifted role interpreters in the industry.
Directed by Adebayo Tijani, the film parades Fathia Balogun, Iyabo Ojo, Ayo Mogaji, Lanre Hassan, Ronke Ojo among others.
SYNOPSIS
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The movie centres on an educated landlady (played by Ayo Mogaji) who leased her house out to four female tenants; Fathia Balogun (banker) Liz Dasilva (Fraudster), Iyabo Ojo (Christian).
The landlady who is also seen as a disciplinarian loves just one of the tenants (Liz Dasilva) who unknown to her is a fraudster.
The movie according to Liz Dasilva was borne out of the need to do something unique.
It is expected to hit the shelves
in a couple of days.
This is coming few months after the Babcock University graduate held her fans spellbound with her intriguing movie entitled 'Igbo Dudu'.
SYNOPSIS
Omo Elemosho dwells on a deity called Ero. Ero according to a belief is as powerful as popular deities like Sango, Obatala, Ogun and others.
And just like its counterparts, it has its own weaknesses and strengths and is worshipped mainly by the members of a community called Ijagba.
One day, a widow sought the deity's help in tracking her daughter, Tanwa who had been missing for months. According to her, if Tanwa is not found within a month, she'll be labelled a witch and consequently beheaded (according to the tradition of the land)
She however vowed to commit suicide if the powerful god fails to bring her daughter back.
With this challenge, the god, disguised in human form, sets out to a city to look for the lost girl. Its journey into civilization is filled with challenges and set backs.
Was Ero able to locate the missing girl? Was the girl destined to die young? What becomes her mother in that community?
Directed by celebrated Yoruba producer, Adebayo Tijani, the film boasts of thespians like Yomi Fash-Lanso, Bimbo Oshin, Toyin Aimakhu, Muyiwa Ademola, Ronke Ojo, Lanre Hassan, Seyi Ashekun and many more.
This is great love! The first picture is the most hilarious! Cos, on a good day, the ‘carrying’ is supposed to be the other way round (according to yoruba culture) but because of circumstances ‘beyond her control’ she opted to carry her husband.
These pictures represent scenes from Ronke Ojo’s upcoming movie, ‘Obaomo’. The movie stars Ayo Adesanya, Adebayo Tijani also called Sanyeri and others.
Ronke Ojo and Ayo Adesanya were twin sisters in the movie.
Like I said yesterday, ladies aint still interested in smiling.