Why ‘The Wedding Party’ won’t make more money in cinemas after record-breaking party
'The Wedding Party' production's success has suffered a setback just two days after hosting its cast and crew to a record-breaking party in Lagos.
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Sola Sobowale
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‘The Wedding Party’ made so much money its cast and crew got paid twice?
A party was put together by the production team of 'The Wedding Party' to celebrate the unprecedented success of the film.
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See Banky W, Kemi Adetiba, Beverly Naya and more celebrating the success of ‘The Wedding Party’
'The Wedding Party' has been smashing records ever since it was premiered last year and what better way to celebrate than throw a party.
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Watch how Baba Suwe inspired Lil Kesh on ‘Iranu’
We believe Lil Kesh got his the inspiration for hisverse on 'Iranu' from Baba Suwe.
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Celebrating Kemi Adetiba’s successes at 37
As a video director, Kemi remains the most influential Nigerian woman behind the scenes of some of the finest music visuals that make us cheerful.
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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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These are the top films Nollywood had to offer in 2016
This is a list of, not exactly the ‘best Nollywood films of the year’ but more of ‘the best films the year had to offer.’
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Is there any doubt that Sola Sobowale belongs to the Nigerian film hall of fame?
Since breaking out as Toyin Tomato in 'Super Story', Sola Sobowale has appeared in close to 200 movies, both in her native Yoruba language and in English.
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Record breaker: ‘The Wedding Party’ makes N36m in its opening weekend
'The Wedding Party' is a Nigerian romantic comedy which follows the shenanigans that go on during the planning of a wedding in Nigeria.
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‘The Wedding Party’ is a pack of sheer artistic goodness
There’s a thing about movies that are too real they seem like everyday life and 'The Wedding Party' places you in itself and gives you the keys.
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