Wooow I’ve written this blog post a couple of times, and every time I write, my honest feelings have not been communicated to my readers.
Where have you been? That seems to be the most asked question from people who know me personally and from the social media world. I agree I disappeared and I have a good reason that may or may not make sense to you.
Here is what I’ve been dealing with for the longest time,
Bariga Sugar is a 21 minute short emotional short film written by Ifeoma Nkiruka Chukwuogo. This short film had my attention from the moment I saw the trailer, and I most say I wasn’t disappointed when I finally got the chance to view the short film.
Bariga Sugar tells the story of Jamil who moved into a brothel in Bariga with his mother. There he meets Ese who later becomes his friend.
Production
The team behind Bariga Sugar did an okay job with the production quality of this movie.
A couple of weeks ago REDTV launched a new series titled Our Best Friend’s Wedding #OBFW. On seeing the trailer I was very excited because I’m here for all the creatives trying to put a mark in the industry and raise the standard.
The series is a rom-com about a young man who panics and buys a wedding ring. He then decides to enlist the help of his two female best friends to help him go through a list of potential candidates which sets off a spiral of events.
The Nigerian series scene has seen a boost in the last couple of years, and I’m excited for the future of tv shows in Nigeria. Here are 5 Nigerian series you should be watching at the moment because they are very relatable to the Nigerian lifestyle and they are overall amazing.
1) SKINNY GIRL IN TRANSIT (SGIT): If you do not know SGIT then you must have been under a rock for the last year.
Welcome 2017 may this truly be the year that abundant blessings that will never cease flows through your homes.
Contrary to the widespread consensus that 2016 was a shitty year for a lot I believe 2016 was a great year for me. I finally found my true calling, started my company and a host of other great things. 2017 for me is the year that I finally get to see the fruits of my labour in 2016;
