Tosin Igho's 'Seven' set to premiere on Netflix
The 2019 film will debut on the streamer on April 30, 2021.
Tosin Igho's 'Seven' [Instagram/tosinigho]
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The feature film starring Efa Iwara, Richard Mofe-Damijo and Bimbo Manuels, follows the intriguing story of Kolade, a wealthy irresponsible son of a businessman who following his father’s death, is given seven days to survive in Ajegunle.
Kolade's risky task is a prerequisite for gaining access to an inheritance and his father's estate. The movie premiered to positive reviews and went on to be nominated in seven categories at the 2020 AMVCA.
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The Igho directed film joins the list of Nollywood titles slated for release this April, some of which include 'Doctor Bello', 'Oloibiri', 'God Calling' among others.
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