The recently released movie, The Wedding Party 2: Destination Dubai, was screened at the Deputy British High Commissioner’s residence on December 20,in Lagos. The intimate, private screening was co-hostedby EbonyLife Films.
Andrew Davidson, acting Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, was pleased with the outcome, saying:
We’re very proud to be hosting this wonderful film about a British and a Nigerian family brought together through marriage. It’s funny, heart-warmingand reaffirms that diverse families and communities can unite through shared values.
Guests included Mo Abudu, Uzoma Onwuchekwa, Wale Adebajo, Emeka Emuwa, Ayo Subair, Pat Utomi, Ego Boyo,Lanre Olusola, Nike Oshinowo, Nkiru Anumudu, Gbolahan Balogun and Pat Faniran.
Also present were some of the cast and crew – director of The Wedding Party 2, Niyi Akinmolayan, Sola Sobowale, Ireti Doyle and Enyinna Nwigwe.
Mo Abudu & Nike Oshinowo
Ireti Doyle
Mo Abudu
Pat Utomi
Sola Sobowale
Ego Boyo
Eyinna Nwigwe
Eunice Omole
Nkiru Anumudu
Eyinna Nwigwe, Sola Sobowale, Andre Davidson, Ireti Doyle
I love Nigerian movies but never gone out of my way to go see any in the cinema. Who has seen the movie? Is it worth the hype? So I don’t waste my time. While I enjoyed the experience of watching the first with family and friends, if I am being honest, it was a regular chick flick.
Ms Nike Oshinowo, easy on the botox and fillers. Meanwhile, this divorce is doing things to Ireti o, good good things.
This movie must be really good; seeing as Mo Abudu must have seen it 15 and a half times by now….
Nkiru Anumudu actually looks calm as in normal for once.
Ego Boyo used to be so beautiful. What appun?
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Eunice Omole of the defunct TV show “The Debaters” created by Mo Abudu.