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Old Jun 21, 2008 , 09:30 PM   # 61 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Serious_Naijababe View Post
What about the series that had a character named Omotara? Was that the Abiku story?

What about a Bini series shown on NTA Lagos? I so loved their native costumes. Not sure if it was Ovorahmen, not sure

What about the Yoruba ones? Feyikogbon nko? What about the one that had Abeni (The popular Fausat Balogun aka Madam Saje) and Ojo- Can't remember the name of the series

Adekanmbi story nko?
The only "ABIKU" i can recall is the "Omol'okun" character in the Yemi Elebu-ibon's "Ifa olokun asoro dayo" series. He was the mischievious sole surviving son (of omotara?) whose mother doted on him, and this over-indulgence spelt doom for the mother or something along that line.

The other Yoruba ones not yet mentioned are Jimoh Aliu's Arelu, and Yanpon-Yanrin. Those two had Fadeyi oloro, orisabunmi etc, and some weird deformed beings- reke-reke(midget with deformed legs) and one other one.

There was also "Omo araye le" by ola omonitan.

Can anyone recall the series by the late "I-show-pepper"? His family carried on after his death, but it was never the same.

There was also this one that had a character called "Aya Matanga" a plus size femme fatale whose mission was to seduce ministers of God, and bring about their downfall. It was produced by a christian ministry/mission at the time. I cannot recall the title of the series, but the lead characters stand out.

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Old Jun 22, 2008 , 06:00 PM   # 62 (permalink)
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There was also this one that had a character called "Aya Matanga" a plus size femme fatale whose mission was to seduce ministers of God, and bring about their downfall. It was produced by a christian ministry/mission at the time. I cannot recall the title of the series, but the lead characters stand out.
Mount Zion Faith Ministry....................Mike and Gloria Bamiloye!

The Aya-Matanga was acted by Mrs Gloria Bamiloye
The other Yoruba ones not yet mentioned are Jimoh Aliu's Arelu, and Yanpon-Yanrin. Those two had Fadeyi oloro, orisabunmi etc, and some weird deformed beings- reke-reke(midget with deformed legs) and one other one.
The 2nd lead Actress Iyamileko AKA Oyiboyi is dead! She died about 5 years ago!

Jimoh Aliu and Orisabunmu are now divorced! Read about it some years back now.

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Old Jun 22, 2008 , 07:14 PM   # 63 (permalink)
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The 2nd lead Actress Iyamileko AKA Oyiboyi is dead! She died about 5 years ago!
All these people just die without getting proper recognition for what they've done. At the end of the day, iwhat becomes of the privacy they had to sacrife to entertain the public? Reading this below made me feel sorry for Joe Adekwagh (Tanko in Wind of Destiny)

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I was born in Gboko, Benue State. After the civil war, my father was sent to Bauchi at the 143 Battalion, I moved with him including my mother. That’s where I did my primary school, secondary school and I started working in 1984, at the cultural centre. I was sent to go and do a course in Cultural Studies; I completed the course and went back to Bauchi where I worked as a trainee DJ. Later, when the late Chief Hubert Ogunde visited the state to audition the first set of artistes into the National Troupe, I participated and I was taken.

I found myself in the National Troupe of Nigeria. While I was there, I was able to travel to so many countries to represent Nigeria. In 1996 my contract expired. I was to go back to Bauchi where I came from. Then, I discovered that my worldview had expanded, my horizon wider, and by then I have bought two cars. Then, I asked myself, how do I fuel this two cars? How do I keep this lifestyle going? What will they pay me in Bauchi? So, I decided to stay in Lagos. I worked with a few publicity firms and production outfits and as God is always on the throne, I was called back to The National Troupe as a marketing officer in year 2001. From there, I moved on to become the stage manager.

Nollywood is my game plan
I started acting on TV immediately I arrived in Lagos but to have a breakthrough in Lagos became so difficult being an Hausa actor. Until one day as fate would have it through my activities as NANTAP chairman Lagos chapter, one lady Benny whose husband was our member and was very ill came to me to help raise funds to treat her husband. In the course of doing this, we got to know ourselves better, she was with the NTA then. It was she that helped me to feature in Road to Destiny. Tanko was the role I played and it became a household name. After that, I did a couple of films, soaps, and documentaries.

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Old Jun 23, 2008 , 01:54 PM   # 64 (permalink)
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Yes, he was a very good actor...one of those quiet unsung artists.

Another soap I remember is Tears on the Wall...Madam Aduke/Kanayo O Kanayo

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Old Jun 23, 2008 , 01:58 PM   # 65 (permalink)
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Mulan,Nosa died in the Behind the clouds era.
Chiiroha,r u talking of NIFETEP?

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Old Jun 23, 2008 , 02:36 PM   # 66 (permalink)
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Yes, he was a very good actor...one of those quiet unsung artists.

Another soap I remember is Tears on the Wall...Madam Aduke/Kanayo O Kanayo
Hi Pretty Eunique.........

***Clears Throat****

I am WaleAkin, be very careful of a guy on this board called Djister............fond of snatching all my female friends but i wont dare loose you to him!!

Mind if i invite you to Dinner at the prestigious Foxtrot Oscar in Chelsea?


Ehem.................No vex .bebi/EMJ/Chiiroha.............This na new catch........Make una shift, make she get chance siddon ohhhh...........abeg make una no bluetooth am ohhhhh..............Especially you. bebi wey yah body dey hot like bunsen burner!!

Eunique, PM me yah address make i send some correct ABADA material for ur highly esteemed pleasure Plus Jubilee gele................Wetin be yah shoe size sef?

Chi...........no vex ohhhh................as per na u be the last Wife!! I go soon marry another one on top Eunique!! Na the same cane i dey take beat una!!!

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Old Jun 23, 2008 , 03:48 PM   # 67 (permalink)
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@topic,

Wondering why anyone would want to do just that? I am fortunate to have forgotten them all. Please don't remind me.

Other countries will claim to have soap operas and Nigeria will raise it's hands too?

My God of Amazing graces!

Please spare us the phantasmagoric details!

Thank you for your co-operation in advance!

 
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Old Jun 23, 2008 , 05:55 PM   # 68 (permalink)
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WaleAkin,

Hahahhahhahahhaha

Na wa foor you oooo, chei! But you like good thing sha.

How you for take decode say Eunique dey wear short blue fitted skirt?

You this man eh, you be baba in the making...LOL...

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Old Jun 24, 2008 , 02:23 PM   # 69 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by WaleAkin View Post
Hi Pretty Eunique.........

***Clears Throat****

I am WaleAkin, be very careful of a guy on this board called Djister............fond of snatching all my female friends but i wont dare loose you to him!!

Mind if i invite you to Dinner at the prestigious Foxtrot Oscar in Chelsea?


Ehem.................No vex .bebi/EMJ/Chiiroha.............This na new catch........Make una shift, make she get chance siddon ohhhh...........abeg make una no bluetooth am ohhhhh..............Especially you. bebi wey yah body dey hot like bunsen burner!!

Eunique, PM me yah address make i send some correct ABADA material for ur highly esteemed pleasure Plus Jubilee gele................Wetin be yah shoe size sef?

Chi...........no vex ohhhh................as per na u be the last Wife!! I go soon marry another one on top Eunique!! Na the same cane i dey take beat una!!!

Aaaarrrhhhh WaleAkin

Na so so marry you dey do??

Na your fault. Na you dey take 'the same cane' beat ur wives. No wonder Djister dey carry them comot. Now u wan add me join??? haba!!!!!!

Thank u sha for the Chelsea invite..... I come dey consider am until I see Mugabe picture as your avatar... fear come catch me!!!!

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Old Oct 25, 2009 , 03:18 AM   # 70 (permalink)
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Mildred Iweka lives in London.
Mildred Iweka is in the US. Pretty as ever. She aged really well.

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