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What happens when a youth corper impregnates a girl after an impromptu affair during the 3weeks NYSC orientation camp?
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About series.
Nnamdi Orji (Yomi Black), a charismatic and popular youth corper, finds out that he’s impregnated Keke Haastrup (Beverly Naya), after a spontaneous affair during the 3weeks NYSC orientation camp.
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The hard knock realities of life set in as he is forced to rise and take responsibility for the situation, amidst parental pressures and unemployment.
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The comedy drama series is originally produced by TARIERE TV, and the first three episodes can be viewed for free on the app (download from Google Play store).
"OOPS" is created and produced by Tari Taylaur and directed by Akakpo.
The drama series also stars Toyin Oshinnaike, Harriet Akinola, Toni Tones, Lolo Eremie, Leke Oyeyinka and others.
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