Eleyi ti gbogbo awon entertainers yi fe di oloselu(politician), abi tani won fe ki oma entertain wa, nigba ti gbogbo won ba di oloselu, oro won ofé ye mi mo. An ebullient colleague of mine, boomed at our convergence across the fence in his fluent Lagos, south west yoruba accent, as we settled for a few bottle of drinks, since it has now become a steep convention for Nigerians to engage themselves in some kind of rendezous in other to haul themselves from the avalanche of quagmire that the country is enmenshed in. Nollywood, Nigerias equivalent of Hollywood in the U.S., and Bollywood, in India, has become a force to reckon with. Our actor and actresses , rank amongst the best on the continent, and the world . The gambit lately, is our artistes and actors, foraying the cheerless world of politics. The population of actors, actresses and musician gunning for elective seats, in various constituencies across the country, is growing at a break-neck-speed, Kate Henshaw, Tony Tetuila, Desmond Elliot, 9ice and a number others are the kleiglights for the sixes and sevens of politics. What the gambit is all about, we can only conjecture. The industry, movie and music business, could do with their know-how. I dont seem to understand what message they are passing.
Posted on: Tue, 25 Nov 2014 10:22:30 +0000
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