Yoruba movie marketers have flooded the market with 20 new movies, following the suspension of movie releases three weeks ago due to the raging issue of fuel scarcity in the country. All the 20 new movies were released yesterday, Monday, June 1, 2015 among which are Ayaba Oosa by Okiki Films & Music Productions, 6:6 Part 2 from Adekaz Productions Ltd, Oro Part 2 by Zainab Ventures International Limited, Aditu by Olasco Films Nigeria Ltd. Others include Kabio Osi from Gemini Films & Marketing Nig.
Ltd, Ipanle by Sun-Tab Film Productions, Kondom by Ola-Oye Global Concept Ltd, Ise Aje from Mercury Pictures Limited, Osole Part2 by Almoroof Standard Investment Ltd, Adaba by Toymax Films Holding, Kilere Mi from Babtech Film Enterprises, Ogun Balogun by Bobby Jayjay Film & Music Productions, Ejika by Hibee Pictures Limited, Owo Ko Ni’fe by High-Waves Video Mart, Seto from Corporate Pictures, Anthony Adeyemi by ACE Production, Ojo Iwaju by Epsalum Productions, Okan Mi by Couple Productions, Jaguda Meta by Nureto Films Nig. Ltd and Hadiza from Isolak Films Ltd. With the release of a total of 20 movies in one swoop, it doesn’t look like producers/marketers in that section of the industry are ready to take heed from what Ebun Oloyede popularly known as ‘Olaiya’ said recently that producers are encouraging piracy by putting too many movies in circulation....
Ltd, Ipanle by Sun-Tab Film Productions, Kondom by Ola-Oye Global Concept Ltd, Ise Aje from Mercury Pictures Limited, Osole Part2 by Almoroof Standard Investment Ltd, Adaba by Toymax Films Holding, Kilere Mi from Babtech Film Enterprises, Ogun Balogun by Bobby Jayjay Film & Music Productions, Ejika by Hibee Pictures Limited, Owo Ko Ni’fe by High-Waves Video Mart, Seto from Corporate Pictures, Anthony Adeyemi by ACE Production, Ojo Iwaju by Epsalum Productions, Okan Mi by Couple Productions, Jaguda Meta by Nureto Films Nig. Ltd and Hadiza from Isolak Films Ltd. With the release of a total of 20 movies in one swoop, it doesn’t look like producers/marketers in that section of the industry are ready to take heed from what Ebun Oloyede popularly known as ‘Olaiya’ said recently that producers are encouraging piracy by putting too many movies in circulation....
