living in bondage
living in bondage is a 1992 movie that scared the hell out of a lot of us .
what do you remember about the 1992 movie
living in bondage
which is widely considered by many as the first nollywood film .
akuko uwa. . this venture na proper bad market. a whole living in bondage, andy, merith and paulo. mbanu .
in 1992, a straight - to - video film called
living in bondage ,
about human sacrifice, was filmed in english and became a huge hit .
her real name is nnenna nwabueze–okonta but she is fondly called merit, following the visible role she played in that pioneering igbo movie, ‘living in bondage’ .
many point to the 1992 release of living in bondage, a film about a businessman whose dealings with a money cult result in the death of his wife, as the industry’s first blockbuster .
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living in bondage
was directed by chris obi rapu, written by kenneth nnebue and okechukwu ogunjiofor and produced by okechukwu ogunjiofor, who also starred in the movie as paul .
if you grew up in a nigerian household, then there is a huge chance that you remember classic nollywood favourite, living in bondage. well, a little birdie told us that the movie is going to be remade .
between ‘living in bondage’ and my marriage i got married after starring in ‘living in bondage’ which was produced in 1992. but it wasn’t the film that actually opened the door for many suitors to come after me. i was 23 years then, and i felt it was time to get married. if i had not acted in the film, i would still have gotten married because i was a beautiful woman. honestly, i was not crazy about those big guys who were coming for me after starring in the movie .
other celebs that have joined politics include bob manuel, desmond elliot, kate henshaw, 9ice, tony tetuila, and julius agwu, among others. kenneth was brought to limelight following the role he played as ‘andy’ in the movie, living in bondage, released in 1992 .
popular nollywood actor, kenneth okonkwo, is currently worried. this is not because he’s no longer getting scripts as an actor, but simply because the character he played in that foremost movie, living in bondage, is seriously posing a big challenge to him .
in 2015, veteran actor ramsey nouah secured the rights to living in bondage from kenneth nnebue for a possible remake to be filmed in europe and america as well as nigeria. [ 8 ] the news was later confirmed on instagram, but as of 2017 the project has apparently been abandoned or is in development hell. [ 9 ]
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living in bondage
which kick - started the popular money ritual plot in nollywood, told the story of a man who joins a secret cult, kills his wife whom he loved in a ritual sacrifice, becomes wealth, and is afterwards haunted by his late wife & apos; s ghost .
television broadcasting in nigeria began in the 1960s and received much government support in its early years .
how the journey started i met my husband for the first time on february 28, 1994. but on march 12, we had our introduction party in lagos, and on the 26th of the same month, we did our traditional marriage in my village. the popularity of the pioneering film, “living in bondage”, was all over the place and people from all walks of life attended our traditional marriage ceremony. nnenna nwabueze–okonta
over the past decade, different genres - rural, historical, comic - have held sway in nollywood. at the moment the taste is for romance. and so, in the sweltering heat of a living room in a borrowed family home in central lagos, a group of filmmakers are in pursuit of just the right blend of passion, modesty and morality to ensure themselves a hit .
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the industry' s origins can be traced to the economic downturn in nigeria in the 1980s. unable to raise funds to make films for the big screen, film producers were forced to turn to the cheaper medium of video. the first hit came in 1992 with living in bondage, which tells the story of a man who joins a cult and offers his wife as a ritual sacrifice. it sold by the truckload at market stalls and encouraged a new generation of cut - price producers to hash together a script and round up some friends who fancied trying their hand at acting. their films told stories of everyday life in nigeria, addressing domestic, tribal and religious issues and exploring themes as diverse as adultery and cannibalism. they were made in modest, unexalted locations, using simple, inexpensive sets. audiences loved them and the market sellers made a killing .
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the video movies are shot in locations all over nigeria with distinct regional characteristics between northern movies primarily in the hausa language, the yoruba - language movies produced in the west, and the popular english - language productions shot in the southeast .
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the movie told the story of andy who was married to merit and was trying to make a decent living in lagos. after a series of unfortunate events strikes their small family, andy is introduced to a cult by his friend, paul in order to gain the wealth they had always dreamed of. he goes on to sacrifice his wife, merit and her ghost haunted him until he confesses .
nollywood has no studios in the hollywood sense, but many of the big producers have offices in surulere, lagos. idumota market on lagos island, and onitsha in anambra state are the primary distritution centres .
yes oh! we want it in igbo. it can be subtitled. .
so many movies were being produced in 2002 - - as many as 50 in a week - - that everyone had to take four months off to clear the glut .
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the films - - mostly broad comedies or melodramas in which magic and the supernatural featured prominently - - were shipped to other english - speaking countries in africa and brought to europe and north america by expatriates .
there is some debate concerning what caused this small local market in videos to explode into a booming industry that has pushed foreign media off the shelves in much of africa and is now marketed all over the world .
yess…lol. also want a remake of nneka the pretty serpent. . lol…. in igbo with subtitles… .
today, the industry, centered in the surulere district of lagos, is worth at least $ 50 million annually .
kenneth opened up at the just concluded best of nollywood awards which held last week in port - harcourt, rivers state. he said that after playing “andy” in that classic movie, people hardly know him any more as kenneth okonkwo .
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i use to think andy okeke was handsome, then i grew up. what happened to paulo, he was jerry in nneka the pretty sarpent i don’t remember seeing him in other classics. anyway please whoever is in charge should do justice to this movie. if this one works out, they shou, d think of remaking true confessions and atrocity .
a now frustrated andy asks the satanic cult for help - but when the chief priest (daniel oluigbo) insists he can only pacify his late wife' s spirit by blinding and castrating himself, he refuses and becomes mentally deranged, living as a vagrant under a lagos flyover until tina (rita nzelu) - a former prostitute he had earlier offered to the cult as a decoy before his deceit was exposed - takes him to her church where he finally confesses to merit’s murder. in the film’s final scene, he praises god with the evangelical christians who assure andy god will forgive him. [ 3 ] [ 4 ] [ 5 ]
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first there was hollywood, then bollywood. now the nigerian film industry is becoming a force in world cinema. sarah duguid reports .
the four films in the series are all from the chaotic hustle of
nollywood ,
nigeria' s thriving straight - to - video film industry. each year, more than 400 movies are slapped together, copied onto videocassettes and sold in open - air markets there for about $ 3. almost all are shot for less than $ 15, 000 in under two weeks, and they look like it .
but the birth of nollywood, in the nigerian commercial capital of lagos, in the early 1990s represents the first mass - market films by and about africans and marketed domestically. the raw energy of the movies - - and the flurry in which they are shot, filmed and sold - - is a kind of grass - roots creative revolution on a continent where stories have been told for generations but rarely committed to film .
the efforts of early nigerian filmmakers in the 1960s, like ola balogun and hubert ogunde, were frustrated by the high cost of film production .
nigerian producers, directors and actors, frustrated by the lack of market for their wares, began to go straight to the people in the early 1990s by shooting on video (later with digital cameras) and selling their movies, cassette by cassette, in open - air stalls and markets .
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one of the rarest things to see in an american cineplex is a film by africans, about africans, starring africans, with a script by africans .
the video movie industry of nigeria is colloquially known as nollywood. it was derived from hollywood in the same manner as bollywood (the indian film industry) .
nigerians love happy endings ,
the director tells me ,
but i say in a movie, let' s mix some tears with smiles .
use of english rather than local languages served to expand the market. aggressive marketing using posters, trailers, and television advertising also played a role in nollywood’s success .
3. we also remember the scene where merit beat up francis agu & apos; s character, after he tried to forcefully sleep with her in the office .
sounds exciting! we can’t wait to see how the remake turns out. in the meantime, guess we’ll have to watch the 1992 version while we anticipate the remake :
yess! that movie was a great one. i hope they can expand on the story in a better way and not just reuse the same story as the original .
paulo a kowa si ro’m ifa! ! can it pls be done in igbo like the original one, with ngozi nwosu…. oh she’s too old for that role now 🙁
but igwe worries about the dwarfs. lagos, he explains, has an unusually large achondroplastic population, and some unscrupulous filmmakers apparently take great pleasure in exploiting them for comic effect .
in this encounter, ‘merit’ recounts the sweet - bitter story of her journey into marriage; the challenges of being a widow and what the future holds for her and her children .
returning to acting when we were 20 years in marriage, he called me and said, ‘i know you have this acting bug in you and, despite everything i have done for you, you still want to go back to acting. will it make you happy? ’ i said yes, and he replied, ‘you have my blessing…you can go back to acting’ .
fond memories while he was a well - to - do man, he took care of my children and i. he showered love on me and i felt secured in his arms .
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what made her choose her theme ?
in nigeria it is taboo to date older women ,
ohgrey, 32, says .
because i am a woman, i love to protect my gender. i thought, why not trace the history of this woman? is she looking for a younger energetic man for action in bed, or is she looking for solace ?
law limited foreign television content so producers in lagos began televising local popular theatre productions. many of these were circulated on video as well, and a small scale informal video movie trade developed .
remarry! i don’t know. i can’t say yes or no. i am okay with my life and i am not searching. for now, i am not thinking in that direction .
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the film tells the story of a man who joins a secret cult, kills his wife in a ritual sacrifice, gains enormous wealth as a reward, and is afterwards haunted by the dead wife' s ghost .
igwe, who has all the poise and urbanity of a seasoned hollywood mogul, drives me through the chaos of lagos in his mercedes to the surulere district, the heartland of nollywood. on the streets are expensive cars and, on the pavements, slender actresses hide behind sunglasses. in the cafes, youngsters sit and read to each other from scripts while star - spotters and wannabes clog up the walkways and get on everyone' s nerves .
filming the movie blackmailed, in lagos. low - budget nigerian movies, like those shown at right, have become hits, with stories, themes and faces familiar to other africans. picture: norimitsu onishi / new york times
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as igwe drives us to the actors guild of nigeria, he tells me how he left the lucrative world of banking for what he says is the far more lucrative world of filmmaking. it takes him two months from start to finish to get a film to market. shooting can take as little as three days. films are cheap to buy but sell in vast quantities, especially on video. it is estimated there are 57 million households with video players in nigeria .
abeg abeg abeg…. nobody should touch violated at least not now (maybe in 20 years) but not now biko. i have wonderful memories of that movie can recite more than half of it from memory. . nobody should spoil it
being a tough woman in our industry, we have had so many ‘big boys’ who are ready to mess around with you. but if you are not careful and tough as a young lady, you end up being a disgrace to yourself .
we have the stories to tell, thousands of them, but there' s a lot to be done ,
says charles novia, a popular director who has 28 films to his credit .
we need to be more in tune with the new cinematic techniques across the world; we need courses in production techniques. but what is most striking is how popular our films are, not just among our fellow nigerians, but across the continent. it' s mind - blowing .
yes we have pretty good stories that need to be re - told with a new cast to this generation. movies like intimate strangers (damn eucharia & edith jane azu killed their characters + superb storyline) out of bounds (you will fear bimbo akintola’s sex appeal in this movie, don’t mess with her tutu) daybreak (slightly boring but with a good twist to the plot, it should be a good remake. omotola was amazing in it though, ohh her lanky sexy self then )
this beautiful mother of six children disappeared from the screen immediately after the film was released into the market in 1992. she was married off, and her heartthrob, chief okonta, who died few days to their 22nd wedding anniversary, on march 15, 2016, wouldn’t want to lose her to another man. hence, she disappeared from the screen to solidify her marriage, and, after 20 years of building her marriage, the husband allowed her to stage a comeback to her first love - acting, in 2014 .
the air on set is hot and soupy. sweat pours down the faces of the actors, carrying make - up in thick, muddy drips. a love scene is under way between a teenage boy and a woman old enough to be his mother. he, divyn, tells her that he longs to live with her
in an eternal fusion of mind, body and soul
. she, ebele, tells him that their love is
like the distant moon
. tears well. chins quiver. they move together and kiss .
most of the actors including kanayo, agu, udokwu, molugbe, and osu were already well - established actors from the then - ongoing soap opera checkmate. nnnenna nwabueze and okechukwu ogunjiofor were the only main actors from part one not to have reprised their roles for the second part of the movie, although nwabueze' s character merit appears in a flashback scene, and a body double plays her ghost. paul' s name was mentioned numerous times in part two but ogunjiofor never appears; his death scene is also filled by a body double .
in just 13 years, nollywood has grown from nothing into a us $ 250 million dollar - a - year industry that employs thousands of people. currently, some 300 producers churn out movies at an astonishing rate – somewhere between 1, 000 and 2, 000 a year .
behind the throng, surulere is a rather drab - looking commercial neighbourhood of two - storey buildings into which production houses, editing labs and distribution houses have been shoe - horned. but in spite of the open gutters and potholes, it has the air of a place enjoying its heyday .
after obtaining his form, excited actor posted on his online campaign site: “join me in thanking god for assisting me obtain my nomination form of our great party pdp to contest for the house of representatives to represent nsukka / igboeze south federal constituency. to him be all the glory. ”
obaseki, the romantic lead in godson, on the other hand, is still just a wide - eyed star. he has one rank to go before he can affect nonchalance. helped into the business by his brother, who is a producer, he made his name playing a pastor who fell in love with a nun who then found that a juju priest was trying to lure him away from her .
i am like a king now ,
he says .
people worship me. i love it because people remember my name. it is a beautiful life. i never pay for taxis or restaurants .
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he tells me this between barks down a mobile phone to complain that his hotel is below expectation. dressed in a dazzling denim suit sprayed silver, he walks with a swagger. after a failed attempt to woo me back to his house to see his video collection, he asks if i' ve got a sister .
andy (kenneth okonkwo) and merit okeke (nnenna nwabueze) are a young couple facing several obstacles - andy' s redundancy and infidelity, the loss of their savings on a bogus investment, and merit' s indecent proposals from lecherous men including her boss ichie million (francis agu). andy constantly compares his lack of fortune to the success of his peers, especially best friend paul (okechukwu ogunjiofor). despite merit' s support and patience, andy is driven to near - desperation, determined to obtain wealth by any means possible, and the slick - talking paul lets andy in on his secret - a satanic cult where members swear their loyalty to lucifer and kill their loved ones in ritualized sacrifices to gain the wealth they crave. after much hesitation, andy eventually agrees to sacrifice the person he loves the most - merit. he reluctantly brings her to the cult where she is offered to lucifer, shortly dying in a hospital, but not before she curses her husband' s betrayal .
cut ,
shouts director patience ohgrey .
you' re supposed to kiss her on the forehead, not the lips .
nosa obaseki, who plays the young man, laughs bashfully and shrugs his shoulders. his co - star, evelyn osugo, wipes her tears, quietens her sobs and waves a hand in apology .
the film in question, godson, tells the story of ebele, a 39 - year - old woman who must face the consequences of sleeping with her best friend' s 19 - year - old son, divyn. the young man is consumed with adolescent passion, while ebele, quite sensibly, tries to keep a lid on things .
what marriage has taught for marriage has taught me how to be patient and decent. it has also taught me not to be selfish. it has equally taught me what it means to be a wife, a daughter - in - law and a mother to my children. marriage has taught me how to be a good cook among others .
and so tomorrow night' s debut of
behind closed doors ,
a nigerian made - and - produced melodrama at the afi silver, is altogether unique. the film kicks off the theater' s month - long african film showcase, providing a rare - - and rough - hewn - - look at pop cinema in the world' s most populous black nation .
life without my husband it has been very difficult. i miss him everyday, i cry every day. each time i attend a friend’s birthday, i remember how i used to celebrate mine. i would cry endlessly. whenever he was around, i dared not stay outside anything after 6pm. he was sick for about six years and finally gave up the ghost in march, this year .
oh yes, please can they remake “keeping faith” by ego boyo but then again i dont see anybody but genny starring in it. i have watched that movie gazillion times 🙂. love it. best romantic movie ever – i love me some good romantic movie. great cast. great script. ohh i miss the good ole nollywood. good ole days. ms ego boyo, we are waiting ohhhh
loooool! @ paulo akowasirom ife a hahahahhahaha! my younger bro still uses that line if he wants to form daft. they dare not speak english na…the film will just become useless. they had better do it in igbo so that people who were yet to be born then will get the feel. it would have been better if they just enhanced the images and subtitled it instead of reacting a new one .
attraction to late husband there was something about him i liked so much. he was a very strong man with an imposing personality. he didn’t come to date me, rather he came for marriage. i met him on the 28th of february, 1994. there was no courtship. we just ran into each other, and he told me, ‘you are my wife. ’ before i knew it, he was already in my village and the rest is history. he was not after sleeping with me .
it is a racy plot - will she have a problem with censorship ?
the censors' board does not help with showing erotic scenes ,
admits ohgrey .
but sex in my films is only used to move the story along. we watch ebele resist and then fall. she asks,' do i want to stop or not?' there is emotion involved.' should i kiss him or not?' but i tell it with pictures. they kiss a little, then pull away .
sacrificing acting career for marriage like i told you earlier, there was no courtship. so, after we got married, i needed to know him better. that was when i realized he was a very jealous and possessive person. he wanted me all to himself all the time and, if i had not valued my relationship with my husband, i would have had a broken home. as demanding as my job was then, i made a decision to sacrifice it in order to build my marriage and i am not regretting it. i would say i abandoned acting to solidify my marriage .
andy' s sudden wealth raises suspicion from merit' s family who accuse him of murdering her which he denies. he also faces a new set of problems - the paparazzi, his mistress ego (ngozi nwosu) fleeing with his money after he collapses at their wedding, and notably merit' s ghost haunting and terrorizing him, leading to embarrassing situations which make him a laughing stock. andy would later marry chinyere (jennifer okere), another gold - digger introduced by merit' s former friend caro (ngozi nwaneto), but she meets her untimely death after caro poisons chinyere in an attempt to escape abroad alone with the cash chinyere had stolen from her husband. caro is also killed by a hit - and - run driver on her way to the airport, and paul is murdered by hitmen hired by andy after they both fall out .
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hotel rwanda ,
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they' re very imaginative, they' re fast and loose and... there' s a sense of joy and fun about it all ,
says gabriel wardell, the programmer at the afi silver who booked the series with the help of the media and entertainment company xxiv / vii africa .
they can have some overtly slapstick humor or they can be overly dramatic, but they showcase some emerging talent .
that was how the explosion started ,
says richard mofe - damijo, 43, one of nollywood' s biggest heartthrobs and one of the stars of
behind closed doors .
it just went crazy after that .
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it' s not high - tech and it may have all the literary qualities of a daytime soap opera, but this is, without question, passionate stuff. and it is the stuff that, over the past decade, has enabled nigeria to become the world' s third - largest producer of films after india' s bollywood and hollywood .
every year, nollywood - as the nigerian film industry has come to be known - makes between 400 and 800 films. it is estimated by some to be worth more than 26 billion naira ($ a286 million) annually to the country' s economy .
when she is frustrated she finds a boy and pampers him, buys him gifts so he will sleep with her and make her feel like a woman .
a video camera, a boom, two lights and a monitor are all ohgrey has to work with .
we can' t afford professional equipment but we produce something that people admire ,
she says .
nollywood is growing bigger every day. one day we will get there .
producer charles igwe says nigerians have a bad reputation .
everyone thinks we are conmen and drug dealers. we get accused of being too loud and too extravagant. but really, we are achievers ,
he says .
we accomplish things. we are harnessing the creative energy wasted on scamming to come up with something productive. already nollywood provides more employment for the unemployable than anyone else .
actors may get paid a fraction of their hollywood counterparts - even top earners only get a million naira (about $ a11, 000) a film - but they still have the confidence that goes with the territory .
it' s our faces that sell the movies. people mob you, i have to be careful where i go. women just want to rape me ,
the nameless superstar complains wearily .
this, complains igwe, can do nothing but undermine the seriousness of the industry .
this, he said, has become a very big problem to him, even as he has declared his intention to go into politics. “i will have to sensitize the voters and make sure that they are familiar with the name kenneth okonkwo and not andy before the general election. ”
kenneth joined the long list of nigerian entertainers venturing into politics, after he picked up the people’s democratic party, pdp, nomination form during the week .
the actor who is also a lawyer expressed optimism that he will defeat his opponents at the polls .
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after he proposed of course, after he proposed to me, i had a second thought. but something kept telling me he was the one that was meant for me. then some people were opposed to the marriage because he was not an igboman. they wanted me to marry an igbo man, and i think my stubbornness was part of the reasons i married him. i don’t regret it. i was dating somebody then, but he wasn’t strong enough for me. i needed a man that would have total control over me. the fear of hurting him would deter me from doing certain things. i couldn’t have spend the rest of my life with a “push over” or a man who is weak .
22 years after we had our challenges. but the good times as well as the bad times we had together made our marriage worthwhile. when we got married, we faced a lot of challenges: cultural, emotional and personality differences. but we were determined to make the marriage work. i miss him so much .
challenges of widowhood my six children have their different ways of dealing with their father’s demise, just as i have my own way of easing the pains of his departure. i play the role of a father and a mother to them now. it has not been easy for me .
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award - winning nollywood actor ramsey nouah and entertainment / business mogul, charles okpaleke, are teaming up to remake the movie .
as innnnnnnnnn…. . no one should touch my violated biko, they shouldn’t even attempt to touch rattle snake everrrrr. my fav movies of all time! classics
why? ?? we have so much stories to tell and yet we choose to go back to spoil a good one? ? we are not very creative. yes hollywood re - produce their classics too, but i think hollywood has earned the right to do so. they have told so much stories about themselves already. they make maximum use of their film industry to educate the world about (usa), they promote their military, high school, history, etc. what patriotic theme (or even moral theme) do our films teach? ? yes there are a few good ones but we aven’t earned the right yet to re - do classics .
i know right! , even “true confession” damm liz benson was too good .
some few yoruba ones i saw with our neighbours back then such as saworoide (very relevant with the current state of our economy) and also this very thought provoking one, orire, brilliant .
there was this movie called family ties…. i don’t really remember the storyline but i think it was really good. they should remake that! even hostages…the helicopter scene could use some technology advancement lol
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second plot twist, the latex zoroark used his illusion to escape before getting string shoot and the ariados got the illusion. : p
what if the web was enchanted? xp remember the ariados is ciel' s servant... xd
well, i am related enough to ciel that they can' t choose me. which is good, as i rather not become one of them .
i wouldn' t mind ending up as the spider' s mate but sadly can' t afford the commission price. great work though
true but i liked the rubber zoro. * about to cut him free *
kanayo o. kanayo is the star of popular tv show and web series, professor johnbull .
bob - manuel udokwu was a special assistant to the former governor of anambra state on entertainment .
rita nzelu left the movie industry to raise a family but mentioned she will be relaunching her career.
living in bondage is a 1992 nigerian drama thriller film directed by chris obi rapu , written by kenneth nnebue & okechukwu ogunjiofor and produced by okechukwu ogunjiofor . the film was shot straight-to-video and stars african movie academy award winner kanayo o. kanayo , nollywood actors francis agu , okechukwu ogunjiofor and a host of others . 
living in bondage is a 1992 nigerian drama thriller film directed by chris obi rapu, written by kenneth nnebue & okechukwu ogunjiofor and produced by okechukwu ogunjiofor. the film was shot straight-to-video and stars african movie academy award winner kanayo o. kanayo, nollywood actors francis agu, okechukwu ogunjiofor and a host of others.
living in bondage is a 1992 nigerian drama thriller film directed by chris obi rapu, written by kenneth nnebue & okechukwu ogunjiofor and produced by okechukwu ogunjiofor. the film was shot straight-to-video and stars african movie academy award winner kanayo o. kanayo, nollywood actors francis agu, okechukwu ogunjiofor and a host of others.