‘Dilli Dark’ Trailer: First Look At Indian-Nigerian Comedy

Dilli Dark is an Indian-Nigerian cross-culture comedy film exploring the life of an African in the beautiful city of New Delhi, India.

The movie follows the journey of a Nigerian, Michael Okeke, who dreams of living in New Delhi and obtaining his MBA. Yet, his aspirations are obstructed by his previous life as a drug dealer. Michael, being African, has to navigate the Indian culture as he will face racial discrimination.

The movie stars Nollywood actor Samuel Abiola Robinson, Geetika Vidya Ohlyan and Shantanu Anam. Directed by Dibakar Das Roy.

I am back!!! And happy to be Announcing my Next film DILLI DARK; A film about racial discrimination and what life is like for people with darker skin in Delhi and India as a whole,” Samuel Robinson.

The director tells IANS that the film was conceived as an amalgamation of ideas that stemmed from personal experiences including being bullied for having dark skin as well as events that happen in Delhi — racial prejudices against Africans and other dark-skinned people — that brought together themes of race, colour and identity. (Outlook)

See the trailer below:

Updated: Nollywood Actor Junior Pope confirmed Dead

Popular Nollywood Actor, Junior Pope has reportedly passed away after he was involved in a boat capsize in River Niger on his way to shoot a Movie.

Pope Obumneme Odonwodo popularly known as Junior Pope Odonwodo is a famous Nollywood actor, television personality. He was born on 7th May 1984 in Bamenda, Cameroon to Mr. and Mrs. Luke Odonwodo.

News about his death is coming in hours after he posted a video of himself on a boat at the river Niger.

Hours after the Actor was announced dead, there were new reports that the actor has been revived and was undergoing treatment. But unfortunately later on that day Wednesday 10th, April, 2024, the Actor was later confirmed dead by close associates.

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Skit Making: A quick look into Street Creed Videos (SCV) as a Brand.

Street Creed Videos (SCV) is a power house film production brand that seeks to engage fans will thrilling videos in form of skits or shorts. Street Creed showcases characters as seen on the streets.

In an Exclusive interview with a member of the SCV Crew he had this to say;

Our videos could be funny videos, real life happens for moral lessons to the people, interviews on the street and so much more because we intend to keep moving with the tides, bring our fans the very best.

The story behind the name Street Creed is coined from the initial word Street Credibility. Looking at the Nigeria society many things are happening every day and with our videos we wish to portray those happenings and turn them into entertainment.

First project and inspiration behind it.

We shot our very first skit on 2nd of March, 2024 and it was such an awesome experience. Before that day we had always had plans of starting but we just didn’t start.

Our very first releases “Mr Saviour, No Saviour for the Poor” portrays a Nigerian man who is in die love with Garri also known as by its numerous names such as Grocery, life saver, cassava flakes, student power, saviour and many more. It is one of the most common eatable known to the common man in Nigeria and use to be very affordable but now due to the current state of things, the average man cannot even afford it anymore.

Looking at the Future

Moving on we will be working on creating fun, educative, entertaining, thrilling and captivating videos that would be worth every megabyte used by our fans to watch our videos.

There are many people in the industry today but still we look to stand out with our unique content that our fans can relate with.
All I can say is stay tuned, Follow us on our Social Media Platforms, Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and turn on your notifications because we are here to keep you entertained.

Producer: Omogbai Desmond

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Naira Abuse: Bobrisky’s judgment is on hold due to the Sallah holiday

The Nigerian Federal High Court has postponed the judgement of internet personality Bobrisky due to the Sallah holiday

Idris Okuneye, also known as Bobrisky, was brought to court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) before Justice Abimbola Awogboro on six counts, including naira abuse and money laundering.

Bobrisky pleaded guilty to the first four charges of Naira abuse, which were filed against him by the EFCC on April 5, 2024, as the court had earlier struck out the last two counts. His sentencing was postponed until today, April 9, 2024.

Today being the celebration of Sallah, celebrated by Muslims, the Federal Government has declared Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday as public holidays, making it impossible to pass the judgement. A new date is expected to be communicated by the court.

Bolaji Temitope, an Assistant Superintendent of the EFCC, gave the evidence and narrated the circumstances surrounding the prosecution of Bobrisky.

The convict committed the offence at Circle Mall, Jakande, Lekki, Lagos State, on March 24th. The EFCC claimed Bobnrisky tampered with the sum of ₦400,000 while dancing during a social event by spraying. EFCC claimed Bobrisky had been spraying money at various events between 2022 and 2023, with money ranging from ₦20,000 to ₦50,000.

Court Slam Actress Halima Abubakar N10m For Defaming Apostle Suleman

The Nigerian Federal High Court in Abuja has finally passed its judgement on the case between the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministry Worldwide, Apostle Johnson Suleman, and Halima Abubakar.

Halima Abubakar was accused of publishing derogatory remarks against Apostle Suleman by accusing him of being a womaniser.

A blogger also claimed the cleric had affairs with different Nollywood stars like Georgina Onuoha, Queen Nwokoye, Shan George, and Vivian Metchie.

The blog post named Lilian Bach, Iyabo Ojo, Ruth Kadiri, Mercy Johnson, Chinyere Winifred, Larriet Omo Brish, Ini Edo, Joy Ogbunu, Angela Okorie, and Mary Uranta as part of Suleman’s alleged sexual victims.

The judgement was passed by Justice Enobie Obanor, who said these claims were false and malicious, demanding she publish a retraction of her statements on her Instagram, blogs, and newspapers.

The judge also ordered Halima Abubakar to pay a fine of 10 million naira and an additional 20 million naira to the Apostle’s legal counsel.

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J Cole Apologises For Kendrick Lamar Diss Track

J. Cole takes the mature route after dissing Kendrick Lamar on his freestyle, 7 Minute Drill, explaining how terrible the diss track made him feel.

Last month, the world witnessed Kendrick Lamar’s rage in his feature on Metro Booming and Future‘s ‘Like That,’ the song featured on their joint album WE DON’T TRUST YOU. After the album dropped, rap fans knew the divide it would cause in the game, so they began to compare the diss to Captain America’s Civil Wars.

The beef between Drake and Kendrick has always been a few jabs with no actual harm but recently on Drake’s First Person Shooter J. Cole referred to himself, Kendrick and J. Cole as the big three – unfortunately that didn’t sit well with Kendrick. How did Kendrick Lamar reply, with this:

Motherfuck the big three, nigga, it’s just big me
Nigga, bum, what? I’m really like that
And your best work is a light pack
Nigga, Prince outlived Mike Jack’
Nigga, bum, ’fore all your dogs gettin’ buried
That’s a K with all these nines, he gon’ see Pet Sematary
Nigga, bum

J Cole took offence to the jab by Kendrick and decided to release a surprise album titled ‘Might Delete Later.’ On this album, J Cole had something to say to Kendrick, calling it a warning shot.

“I got a phone call, they say that somebody dissing/ You want some attention, it comes with extensions,”

Realizing what he had done, J. Cole took the mature approach by apologising for the beef. During his show at the Dreamville Festival, Cole called his response  “lame” and “goofy.”

“I am so proud of that project except for one part. It’s one part of that shit that makes me feel like that’s one of the lamest shit I have did in my fucking life,” Cole said.

“I was conflicted because I know my heart and I know the two rappers I have been blessed to stand beside…I won’t lie to you all, I moved in a way I feel spiritually bad…I try to keep it friendly but at the end of the day when I listen to it and when I see the talk, that shit doesn’t sit well with me and it disrupts my spirit.”

Why IllBliss took a break from music

Nigerian rapper and actor Tobechukwu Ejiofor professionally known as Illbliss has described why he took a break from music.

In an interview with HipTV, the rapper revealed his wife had birth complications during the pregnancy of their second daughter.

“We rushed to the hospital and they said it was about to be a miscarriage. I abandoned that album. I just went from one hospital to the other. My child survived but it was a lot of drama. She is three and a half years now. And my first daughter came after eight years of marriage. Two of my kids came to this world very dramatically. So I took time off to be a dad. To just take it all in. Try and spend time and raise these kids,” he said. 

He also explained that during this sabbatical with music, he took the opportunity to diversify: “Also, I was trying to find diversification. So I moved into television as well. I had done ‘King Of Boys’ a year before then and I just felt like I needed to produce more; shoot more films, documentaries and get into spaces where I could still express myself artistically without just putting out music. So, I took a break from music. All of these is what has been happening in the last four years.”

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Tems Hosts a Private Listening Party.

Temilade Openiyi, Tems, is a force and talent in the music industry – with no album, she has won multiple awards and international recognition. This year alone she was recognized by Billboard in Billboard Women in Music.

It is a popular culture for artists to release an album in less than two years of gaining recognition, but that wasn’t the case for Tems. She has two EPs; “For Broken Ears” and “If Orange Was A Place.”

Tems recently featured on South African rising star, Tyla’s album “Tyla” in the song No. 1.

This year the world is ready to experience a new side of Tems on her album, whenever it drops.

Watch her speech:

Original Wonder Woman actress Lynda Carter says there will only be a Wonder Woman 3 if there’s ‘enough pressure from fans’

After seeing Wonder Woman 3, the first actress for the iconic DC character, Lynda Carter, described the movie has “really interesting, wonderful and about something important. Not just your typical thing.” She starred in the live-action series from 1975 to 1979.

Lynda Carter made a cameo in Patty Jenkins “Wonder Woman 1984” as Asteria, a legendary Amazonian warrior who was declared missing and dead. For many who believed there will be a third installment after seeing Wonder Woman 1984 they were in shock after hearing it was “Dead.”

In an interview with Yahoo Entertainment she described the ship to the third installment could continue to sail, if there’s enough pressure from fans.

“I don’t think they want to do it unless there’s enough pressure from fans…I just don’t think they have the mind to do it. And I don’t understand that, because it seems to me that Wonder Woman is different from other characters. She’s not just a superhero. Her whole thing is about peaceful solutions. She’s not aggressive to be aggressive. It’s a different story. It’s about inner strength, outer strength. I don’t know why they tabled it, because it’s a great franchise.”

2017 Wonder Woman had an audience score of 83% and Wonder Woman 1984 got an audience score of 73% on Rotten Tomatoes. It’s quite unfortunate the 2022 sequel to Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman didn’t get much reception from fans, many preferred the 2020 version and called it the best in the past decade.

Any expectation for a new Wonder Woman reboot under Gal Gadot will be decided by DC Studio new co-CEOs, James Gunn and Peter Safran.

“I have to give a lot of credit to Patty and Gal because the interest in my show had peaked when they came on the scene. [Their vision] was intentional — and how I played the character was intentional. To be good, kind, strong and do everything for the right reasons. Even when she was angry, she was angry at the right people.” – Lynda Cater

Jenkins had already been developing Wonder Woman 3 when the news broke to him. “I never walked away. I was open to considering anything asked of me. It was my understanding there was nothing I could do to move anything forward at this time. DC is obviously buried in changes they are having to make, so I understand these decisions are difficult right now,” Jenkins via Twitter (Now X).

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