Only In Nigerian Movies… I WAS watching a Yoruba movie some time ago, the lead female actor was so frustrated by her husband that she decided to end it all by committing suicide. After taking the painful decision, the next scene was of her staring at a bottle on top of the centre table in […]
I WAS watching a Yoruba movie some time ago, the lead female actor was so frustrated by her husband that she decided to end it all by committing suicide.
‘Morsi’, a drug dealer in the series, spoke Nigerian Pidgin English like one from Senegal or DR Congo. This is one mistake foreign film producers make all the time when the cast someone to play a Nigerian in their movies.They bring actors from South Africa, Congo among others who speak some heavily accented English and call them ‘Nigerians’ because they believe all Africans sound alike. That is laziness.
Anyway, that is not the story here. If you have access to the artiste, can you please tell him to go back to his post on Facebook and edit the second word in the first line of it to replace ‘roll’ with row?It was supposed to be a caption of a throwback photograph of himself and family members, the post.