Currently showing on Africa Magic Showcase,'Calabash' just like every other movie from the award winning Obi Emelonye, is a must watch.
5 things to know about Obi Emelonye's 1st TV series
Obi Emelonye's new and 1st TV series is an expose on the banking sector. Check out 5 things you need to know about it.
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tells the story of a new generation bank. The bank management, in their bid to remain among the top ten banks in Nigeria, sets ludicrous targets for their staff.
The series stars Collette Nwadike, Alex Nwokedi, Bayray McNwizu, Lisa Omorodion, Enyinna Nwigwe, Uru Eke, Chris Okagbue among other talented actors.
Check out 5 things you need to know about the TV series which can be qualified as an expose on banking sector;
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"what I learnt from that process cannot be taught in any film school" - he said in an interview with SmartMonkey TV.
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