Unarguably, four elements defined Nollywood’s golden era of the late ’90s and early 2000s: compelling stories, impeccable casting, unforgettable performances, and a raw authenticity that made the films impossible to ignore.
When one thinks of a film that embodies all these elements, where customs speak as loudly as the actors and satire captures the spirit of its time, one title instantly comes to mind: ‘Abuja Connection.’
Abuja Connection, directed by Michael…
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