Fans, cast react to final episode of Africa Magic's telenovela
After 260 thrilling episodes of love triangles, curses, deaths and funerals, the fans and cast of "Jemeji" say goodbye to the people of Aji.
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After 260 thrilling episodes of love triangles, friendship, curses, deaths and funerals, the fans and cast of the telenovela said goodbye to the people of Aji with an hour-long episode.
About Jemeji
Senami is a 28-year-old Doctor, who returns to Nigeria for her NYSC despite the discouragement from her father.
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She returns to her hometown Ajim and is determined to get to the root of a family mystery.
"Jemeji" starred Agharese Emokpae, Ayoola, Buchi Franklin, Tina Mba, Mercy Johnson, Tope Tedela, Akin Lewis, Tony Akposheri, Ademola Adedoyin, Omuwunmi Dada among others.
"Jemeji" was one of the best shows on TV
Africa Magic's "Jemeji"was stylishly satisfying and shocking. It unraveled at a hypnotic pace which drew viewers into the lives of the citizens of Aji.
A hybrid of well written and directed jaw-dropping and ethereal moments, what made "Jemeji" more compelling was the cast, whose dedication and enthusiasm for their characters and the show in general, clearly comes off the screen.
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