Popular skit makers, Muiz Sanni, 15, Malik Sanni, 10, and their 13-year-old cousin Fawas Aina professionally called Ikorodu Bois have again bagged another international endorsement as they virtually appeared in Steve Harvey’s TV show in America.

The young skit makers known to recreate thrillers of top Hollywood movies announced on their social media page saying “we made it.”

In their interview with the popular American comedian and TV host, Steve Harvey, they disclosed how they began skit making and their journey to becoming a force to reckon with in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Babatunde Sanni, Muiz, and Malik’s elder brother who manages the group said to Harvey in the interview that it all began at home where they do a lot of comedy and make their parents laugh.

Babatunde said since they do a lot of funny things at home, he thought they could begin posting these contents online and now they have the attention of Hollywood stars.

Ikorodu Bois had their big break in June 2020 when they got an exclusive invite to the premiere of ‘Extraction 2’ by the Russo brothers.

They were also gifted professional film-making equipment by Netflix in August to improve the quality of their content.

Steve Harvey pours encomiums on Ikorodu Bois and even challenged them to do a skit on him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB3BBsPv7do

myBraine:
Incredible!

The fem cover video shows that they're improving and are now under the supervision of a good management.

At the moment, they're Nigeria's best export to the international world after Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Femi Adesina. Someday, it could be my turn, Runtown turn or Falz turn. The three of us are freedom fighters and amazing people. They're protesting against Sars brutality while I'm busy agitating for the open participation of farming by our youths. We're the same just that we're using different stones to kill the same bird.

So far Nigeria unity is not tampered with, we're good to go.

myBraine:
Incredible!

The fem cover video shows that they're improving and are now under the supervision of a good management.

At the moment, they're Nigeria's best export to the international world after Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Femi Adesina. Someday, it could be my turn, Runtown turn or Falz turn. The three of us are freedom fighters and amazing people. They're protesting against Sars brutality while I'm busy agitating for the open participation of farming by our youths. We're the same just that we're using different stones to kill the same bird.

So far Nigeria unity is not tampered with, we're good to go.

Ehiscotch:


My guy there is something or someone in your post you need to change if you still like your head. They will come for you oh! Don't say I didn't warn you.

sapphiere:
Popular skit makers, Muiz Sanni, 15, Malik Sanni, 10, and their 13-year-old cousin Fawas Aina professionally called Ikorodu Bois have again bagged another international endorsement as they virtually appeared in Steve Harvey’s TV show in America.

The young skit makers known to recreate thrillers of top Hollywood movies announced on their social media page saying “we made it.”

In their interview with the popular American comedian and TV host, Steve Harvey, they disclosed how they began skit making and their journey to becoming a force to reckon with in the Nigerian entertainment industry.

Babatunde Sanni, Muiz, and Malik’s elder brother who manages the group said to Harvey in the interview that it all began at home where they do a lot of comedy and make their parents laugh.

Babatunde said since they do a lot of funny things at home, he thought they could begin posting these contents online and now they have the attention of Hollywood stars.

Ikorodu Bois had their big break in June 2020 when they got an exclusive invite to the premiere of ‘Extraction 2’ by the Russo brothers.

They were also gifted professional film-making equipment by Netflix in August to improve the quality of their content.

Steve Harvey pours encomiums on Ikorodu Bois and even challenged them to do a skit on him.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HB3BBsPv7do


https://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2020/10/09/video-ikorodu-bois-in-america-features-on-steve-harveys-tv-show/

lalasticlala

GallantDuke:
What a nice feat!!!
Kudos to them for making our nation proud while their mates somewhere are busy carrying IED up and down looking for who to kill

GreatResearcher:
What feat? Kwara State secondary school students built a plane that flies and they aren't on the news.

myBraine:
Incredible!

The fem cover video shows that they're improving and are now under the supervision of a good management.

At the moment, they're Nigeria's best export to the international world after Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala and Femi Adesina. Someday, it could be my turn, Runtown turn or Falz turn. The three of us are freedom fighters and amazing people. They're protesting against Sars brutality while I'm busy agitating for the open participation of farming by our youths. We're the same just that we're using different stones to kill the same bird.

On a second note, if we give half of the attention we give to entertainment in Nigeria to technology, we would have long since developed. Chinese people don't give a damn about entertainment. They're busy working day and night in the various manufacturing sites that litter their country. For Nigeria to develop, our social life (especially, digital platforms) should be tampered with by the government. Nigeria government should create something like the Great firewall of China and partially isolate Nigeria from the rest of the modern world (most especially, the western world). The digitization of our society needs total reform.

What do I know anyway, so far Nigeria unity is not affected, we're good to go.