Actress Mercy Aigbe and her colleague Kemi Afolabi have engaged in a dance contest during their fun time.
In an Instagram post on Sunday, actress Mercy Aigbe shared a video of them showing off their best dance moves at the event.
Captioning the video, Mercy Aigbe wrote: “@kemiafolabiadesipe Ebutte Metta VS @realmercyaigbe Ikeja Connection who are you rooting for in this video 😂😂😂:
Mercy Aigbe husband Kazeem Adeoti quickly react to the video saying I don finally enter one chance, This draw the attention of many on social media as to why will the husband say such word online.
Though the video was first publish by actress Kemi Akorede on her Instagram stories before Mercy Aigbe republish.
This show Kazeem Adeoti did not like the area boy vibes by his wife
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Popular Movie critic Kazeem give full details on the movie Orisa
Nollygistvibes recall that Movie critics have given the recently released film “Orisa,” starring renowned Nollywood actor Odunlade Adekola, a variety of ratings.
While complimenting the overall production and highlighting the film’s positive aspects, several reviewers have noted plot holes that need to be filled.
Orisa is a terrific movie that is worth viewing, but much more might have been better, especially with the storyline, said one of the well-known movie critics, Kazeem Adegboyega. The cherry on top for Orisa was the acting.
CRITICAL ANALYSIS:
– Contrary to the picture the title Orisa gave , the movie wasn’t full of unnecessary incantations and forced indigenous nuances (those things were present, but there weren’t all over the place)✅
– I think the relationship between komokomo and the king is a very weak defense to whatever it is komokomo was doing. The writer could honestly have thought of something better.
– That part about the king madness still marvels me, how could a little force run the king mad ? It sounds weird in the Yoruba culture. Anyway, let’s continue.
WRITER & DIRECTOR:
– I must commend how the writer beautifully infused comic scenes and dialogues in the middle of a seemingly tragic story. Woli Agba was interesting to watch, and I sort of hoped to see him more in the movie, but the little time I did was worth it.
– The directors did a good job with both the actors and the scenery as a whole. It gave me the indigenous vibe I expected to see. But, Komokomo saying “mi o fe soro” became irritating at some point. Just felt like some forced rhymes, but then, its forgiveable
RATING:
Every actor, including the ones who only appeared in a few things, gave it their all. If there’s something strong that held the movie down from start to finish, it would be the acting.
7/10 #Rating 🤛✅”
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