by Wilfred Okiche There is a scene early in ‘Deep inside’ directed by Lancelot Odua-Imasuen that foretells exactly the kind of experience that awaits audiences. Zach Orji plays a stupendously wealthy family patriach whose only wish is for his daughter (Omoni Oboli) to bring home a husband, any husband would do. After one of his... Read More

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Movie review: Lagos Cougars is funny but not always for the right reasons

by Wilfred Okiche ‘Lagos Cougars’ from the staple of Emem Isong’s Royal Arts Academy is pretty much as obvious as it’s title suggests. It trails the dramatic adventures of 3 ladies of a certain age who refuse to give up the action. There is the veteran cougar Aret (Uche Jombo Rodriguez) a bank manager who... Read More

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January 11, 2014

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Movie review: Rukky Sanda’s ‘Gold Diggin’ makes all the wrong moves

by Wilfred Okiche From the first scenes of ‘Gold diggin’ the new flick by actress/producer/director Rukky Sanda, it becomes obvious that one is set for an uncomfortable experience. The playbook is painfully clear. There is a thread of a story, a semblance of a plot but not much else. It does not matter though as... Read More

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October 20, 2013

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Movie review: Rukky Sanda’s ‘Keeping My Man’ yields some legitimacy for her, but that’s all it does

by Wilfred Okiche “What good can come out of Rukky Sanda?” Not a few have queried. The actress known as Rukky Sanda has been making the rounds for quite some time now. Landing her first gig in 2004, she has been around for as long as Mercy Johnson and Tonto Dikeh but up until recently... Read More

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October 2, 2013

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Movie review: Alex Ekubo needs to do better than his ‘All That Glitters’ performance (WATCH)

by Akan Ido Joy was unspeakable for an unemployed father and husband when he landed a corporate job, however his new environment negatively affected his attitude towards his loving wife. He cheated on her and thereafter suffered the consequences. Watch the Nike Adebayo review below: The movie, ‘All That Glitters’ has actors like Alex Ekubo, Ini Edo,... Read More

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August 31, 2013

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Movie review: With ‘Torn’, Moses Iwang finally makes an impression

by Wilfred Okiche ‘Torn’, the new film by Moses Inwang sets up it’s premise as soon as the opening credits appear. While shopping at a mall, Nana (Monalisa Chinda) recieves a phone call. She answers the call with the restrained politeness reserved for unfamiliar callers but goes ahead to invite the person to meet up... Read More

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September 5, 2012

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Onoshe Nwabuiku: NTA, Think like a man, Volt, and more

by Onoshe Nwabuikwu What has NTA done lately for …ex-footballers? First, I should say this question wasn’t originally asked by me. And it was in the form of a declarative tweet by Obi Asika sometime around June. Asika is an entertainment and sports entrepreneur who runs Storm 360. Of himself, he says he is “focused... Read More

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Movie review: ‘Deep inside’ is a silly silly film

Movie review: Lagos Cougars is funny but not always for the right reasons

Movie review: Rukky Sanda’s ‘Gold Diggin’ makes all the wrong moves

Movie review: Rukky Sanda’s ‘Keeping My Man’ yields some legitimacy for her, but that’s all it does

Movie review: Alex Ekubo needs to do better than his ‘All That Glitters’ performance (WATCH)

Movie review: With ‘Torn’, Moses Iwang finally makes an impression

Onoshe Nwabuiku: NTA, Think like a man, Volt, and more

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