Resemblance is much

He tried but its not easy to breakthrough in Nollywood now.

Producers want to cash in.

好的

"That boy calls you Father, ............"

It is well

sapientia:
"That boy calls you Father, ............"

Gentle Jack is the strongest man in Rivers State.


The only sane human being from ikwere

he doesn't look like Pete edochie...

Same person as u will surely complain if u see toy gun on screen. Peelé

OkaNaUbe:


Producers want to cash in.

I don't see any resemblance at all.

Pete edochie's away match

Totogokillme:
Pete edochie's away match

Lol...

BrownRoofRep:
The resemblance is striking!
Did Oga Pete did something were are not aware of?

NollyMedia:
Do you remember Kingsley Abasili who is popularly known as Pete Edochie's lookalike? He has found his way to Nollywood and featured in a Nollywood movie. He was spotted on a movie set with Gentle Jack, Labistar and other Nollywood stars. See photos:

Photos from: www.facebook.com

Wow!!! It is like Okonkwo has been reborn.. His eyes are just *swoons and faints*

Away Match Smelling

Hahaha...

Mirriamvic:
Away Match Smelling

When and where did you carry out the research?

Aboguede:
Gentle Jack is the strongest man in Rivers State.


The only sane human being from ikwere

Come oh, u be njideka?

I did the research inside ur ipwu.

nkemjikank:
When and where did you carry out the research?

;DAq

Aboguede:

Come oh, u be njideka?

I did the research inside ur ipwu.

NollyMedia:
;DAq

Joke apart. Obulu na ezigbo afagi bu njideka. Then, amam gi

soberdrunk:
Gentle Jack is true proof that success isn't by might or muscle......

How much do you think Gentle Jack is worth?

Debramaye:
Nothing pass the original Pete(tho I hate Nigerian movies), by the way what sort of movie are they directing looks funny, nollywood should upgrade to Ghana or foreign standards of movies they'll sell more, most people over here in the US get Ghana movies on free to air channels, if you're black that is

You're sick to insinuate that Nollywood should upgrade to Ghana's standard of movies. Except you don't know how to get good Nollywood movies

NollyMedia:
Do you remember Kingsley Abasili who is popularly known as Pete Edochie's lookalike? He has found his way to Nollywood and featured in a Nollywood movie. He was spotted on a movie set with Gentle Jack, Labistar and other Nollywood stars. See photos:

Photos from: www.facebook.com

At last Baba boy don come to his root

NollyMedia:
Do you remember Kingsley Abasili who is popularly known as Pete Edochie's lookalike? He has found his way to Nollywood and featured in a Nollywood movie. He was spotted on a movie set with Gentle Jack, Labistar and other Nollywood stars. See photos:

Photos from: www.facebook.com

I wan act, how I go take join nollywood

Odika ara puga gi

Aboguede:



Joke apart. Obulu na ezigbo afagi bu njideka. Then, amam gi

Good question!

Joshuazedd:


How much do you think Gentle Jack is worth?

I concur.

AndikanEssien:


You're sick to insinuate that Nollywood should upgrade to Ghana's standard of movies. Except you don't know how to get good Nollywood movies

AndikanEssien:


You're sick to insinuate that Nollywood should upgrade to Ghana's standard of movies. Except you don't know how to get good Nollywood movies

I don't mean local Ghana movies, I've seen one from a while back that was really good both in aspect of camera angles, the movies graphics itself (you know focus and blur) and how the actors cemented their roles in the movie it was like the best African west African movie there is, even the best African movie produces as of now is south African movies. You should go watch this movie Izulu Lami it's a 2008 movie from South Africa to show you Nigeria still had a long way to go

I'd say it's your opinion.

Debramaye:
I don't mean local Ghana movies, I've seen one from a while back that was really good both in aspect of camera angles, the movies graphics itself (you know focus and blur) and how the actors cemented their roles in the movie it was like the best African west African movie there is, even the best African movie produces as of now is south African movies. You should go watch this movie Izulu Lami it's a 2008 movie from South Africa to show you Nigeria still had a long way to go