MY EXPERIENCE AT THE KING OF BOYS MOVIE PREMIERE

There are a few movie premieres that I have attended and this one has been my best so far.

When I got the invite to this premiere, I went straight to check out the dress code for the event because I know my Lagos people; they do not joke when it comes to dressing to events. The dress code said ‘Gangster Royalty’. For a split second, I was blank… ‘Gangster what?’ I thought to myself and headed for my wardrobe to see if I could make out anything that spoke ‘Gangster and Royalty’ at the same time but no, I couldn’t.

Long story short, I decided that dressing safe was better than dressing wrong, so I went in for a big white shirt, slightly ripped sky blue denim trousers and a black plum heel; made up, grabbed my white purse and off I was to the premiere.

Movie Review

                                 KING OF BOYS.

King of Boys is a political thriller, that features a range of exciting actors like, Shola Shobowale, Jide Kosoko, Toni Tones, Adesua Etomi, Reminisce, Ill Bliss and a host of others. Kemi Adetiba wrote and expertly directed this very thought provoking movie flick in an exceptional way.

King of Boys is a tale of a young girl, Eniola Salami, who grew up in a domestic violent home and is introduced to the underworld in her search for freedom and escape. On the streets of Lagos, Eniola develops cunning and ruthless skills that leads her to becoming the King of the Underworld – King of Boys! Now, Alhaja Eniola Salami,

Movie Review

                                 Merry Men; The Real Yoruba Demons.

Merry Men is a comedy drama that features a range of interesting actors like: Jim Iyke, Ramsey Nouah, Folarin Falana (Falz the Bad Guy), Ayo Makun (AY), Damilola Adegite, Lilian Esoro and a host of others. AY teamed up with Toka Mcbaror to create this exciting and hilarious tale of the acts of the real Yoruba Demons.  

Merry Men is a tale of four attractive Nigerian youths, Remi Martins (Falz the Bad Guy), Amaju Abioritsegbemi (AY the comedian), Ayo Alesinloye (Ramsey Nouah) and Naz Okigbo (Jim Iyke), who have decided not to be lazy but instead,