Top players of the Yoruba movie industry gathered at the Time Events centre situated in Ikeja, Lagos as undefined
Faces Sikiratu Sindodo's movie premiere [PHOTOS]
Popular Yoruba actresses thronged out in their best to support Tayo Odueke aka Sikiratu Sindodo as she premieres her new movie, Khadija.
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Led by Fathia Balogun and Mercy Aigbe Gentry, the events centre was filled with practitioners of the movie industry, who came out in numbers to support one of their own.
Other popular stars spotted at the event include Bimbo Thomas, Kemi Afolabi, Yinka Quadri, Iyabo Ojo, Mide Martins, Dayo Amusa, Ronke Odusanya aka Flakky Ididowo and Biodun Okeowo among several others.
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