Lagos love story featuring Gideon Okeke, Lepacious Bose, Hauwa Allahbura to premiere this weekend
Everyone has a Gidi story, and the upcoming Lagos love story "Gidi Blues" has a June premiere date.
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Produced and directed by Femi Odugbemi, the movie stars Gideon Okeke, Hauwa Allahbura, Lepacious Bose, Daniel Lloyd, Nancy Isime, Bukky Wright, Tina Mba, Segun Obadare-Akpata, Toyin Oshinaike, William Ekpo among others.
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Akin is an indulged playboy from an affluent family who accidentally meets an interesting beauty in an unpredictable place.
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Nkem is a beautiful, confident but unusual young lady who devotes herself to her work as a community volunteer in the belly of the city’s worst slum.
Their encounter drags Akin into a whirlwind experience that unravels his world.
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The movie also features cameos by Banky W and Aduke. Odugbemi is popular for "Tinsel," "Abobaku" among others.
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