Wole Ojo

Maami (2011), directed by Tunde Kelani and adapted from Femi Osofisan’s novel, follows Kashimawo, an international soccer star, as he prepares for the 2010 World Cup. In the days leading up to the tournament, he reflects on his difficult childhood, his mother’s enduring love in the face of poverty, and his strained relationship with his father. Starring Funke Akindele, Wole Ojo, and Olumide Bakare, the film earned critical praise and four nominations at the Africa Movie Academy Awards.

Two Belief. One Heart. No Easy Choice.

In the ghetto, where survival speaks louder than hope, love begins to blossom but can it withstand the test of reality?

They promised to always be there for each other. They never promised to tell the truth. Three friends. Twenty years of history. One choice that changes everything. Some betrayals come from enemies. The worst ones come from the people you trust most

Families Should Stay Together

What is life worth without the unusual drama? What happens when the lead character in a movie runs out of luck? That was the beginning of the movie. A young man makes a living running a lottery business, has a beautiful girlfriend and takes life one day at a time. Seems like the perfect story but a street smart druglord, well known and well respected decides to add spice to the young man's life. The druglord had the winning numbers but they came in late. He struts to the young man's Kiosk ready to claim a supposed whopping amount of money he would have otherwise won. The young man has a week to remit the money or his life, whichever comes first is dependent on how fast he engages the cells in his brain.