Emem Isong, Majid Michel and Uru Eke were some of the personalities that strut the red carpet as Royal Arts Academy's production, , premiered in London on Saturday, August 18, 2015.
Emem Isong, Uru Eke, Majid Michel step out in London for premiere
Emem Isong, Majid Michel and Uru Eke were some of the personalities that strut the red carpet as Royal Arts Academy's production, Champagne, premiered in London on Saturday, August 18, 2015.
Nollywood movie producers, Emem Isong and Obi Emenloye
Other celebrities that turned out for the much publicized premiere in London include Dele Onabowu, Alexx Ekubo, Amaka Emelonye, Taiwo Aromokun, Uru Eke, Anthony Monjaro, Bola Aduwo, Kenda Soliel, Obi Emelonye, Collins Archie Pearce and Jacqueline Ilumoka.
The movie premiered amidst pomp and glee at the The Lighthouse, Camberwell, London.
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