Cinema review: Why ‘The Wedding Party’ is the best movie I saw in 2016
The audience is smoothly eased into each part of the movie, and there are no abrupt shifts in the plot as it is common with many Nollywood movies.
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How celebs reacted to their 2017 AMVCA nominations
Historical movie, ‘76 which stars Ramsey Nouah and Rita Dominic leads with 14 nominations, followed by ‘93’ with 12 nods, and ‘Oloibiri’ with 10 nominations.
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This is the Nollywood act Nigerians are looking forward to see in ‘The Wedding Party’
The act's absence has been felt as many Nigerians now cannot wait to watch her strut her stuff in a role seemingly made for her.
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How Genevieve Nnaji shut down a movie premiere in Lagos
Genevieve stunned in her outfit to the premiere of Nollywood movie 'The Wedding Party'.
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#NETat7: Many things begin for change, by Toni Kan
Thenetng wanted to make reporting entertainment its mainstay and as audacious and as stupid as the proposition sounded, the visionary Ayeni was unto something.
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Daddy RMD, stop tensioning our wives and girlfriends
This photo of Nollywood star, Richard Mofe Damijo has too much sauce and it's tensioning our wives and girlfriends.
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7 things young actors should learn from RMD’s stellar career
Richard Mofe Damijo has remained one of the industry's most revered actors in Nollywood for long, and that's even after returning from a seven-year break.
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Who slayed and who did not? See the stars at the 2016 Aquafina Elite Model Look
It was indeed a star-studded event, with many celebs showing up and all dressed to kill.
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‘New Nollywood’ reacts angrily to Charles Novia and Uzo Okpechi calling them ‘Instagram stars’
On the newly aired show, renowned filmmakers Charles Novia, Moses Inwang and Uzodinma Okpechi were invited to talk about the industry and they didn't have nice words to say.
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Banky W, Kemi Adetiba look stylish at ‘The Wedding Party’ Canada premiere
Other celebs present included RMD, Mo Abudu, Adesua Etomi, Beverly Naya, Zainab Balogun, Ireti Doyle and David Oyelowo.
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