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Saturday 20 August 2011

Daisy Danjuma Bankrolls Lancelot Imaseun's $2m Movie

Award winning movie director, Lancelot Imaseun is getting set to begin shoot on his historical film, Nogbaisi Ovoramwen, a story about the 1897 invasion of the Benin kingdom by the British expedition and how Britain looted ancient Bini art works. The epic movie will cost N300million to make and prominent Edo daughter, Mrs Daisy Danjuma is said to be the executive producer of the movie, which will include hollywood actors.

The movie has been endorsed by the Oba of Benin...

10 comments:

  1. Nice one... We are becoming professionals...

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  2. Lancelot is an okay director. I just hope he makes great use of this opportunity to shine.

    *ajalahtravel*

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  3. YES, I CANT WAIT!!! seems like its gonna be good. let the world know how it really went down.

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  4. This film is long overdue..an important part of our history that needs to be told and seen in the 21st century..watch out for the British who would try to saboatage the international marketability of the final product..hope he does a solid job and gets the best Actors within and outside the shores of Nigeria..can't wait!!..
    Kudos to the Executive Producer..this is what so called Big Boys and Girls should be doing instead of showing their off their perishables...New Range or Shopping in Milan/Paris..names concealed to protect the innocent..

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  5. At least the funds they have looted from the Nigerian treasury is being spent to promote Benin heritage.It is better than them spending it on useless jewelery and vacation resort that the oyinbo will be thinking Nigerians are fools to be allowing their leaders milk them dry while majority are suffering.It is good she put the loot from her husband to promote her heritage.

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  6. anon 5:57PM..shey...we r tired of seeing diamonds and birthday parties abroad...now is d time to invest some of d 'loot' as u put in our society...uhmnnnn

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  7. Piece of change for that woman. But, good she's spending it on a worthy cause.

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  8. Lancelot is a good story teller, and with enough funds i am confident this movie will be an epic success..Benin has a rich cultural heritage..

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  9. crosses hands in anticipation

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