Award winning producer Obi Emelonye will on Friday, June 8, 2012, premiere his aviation movie ‘Last Flight to Abuja‘ in London.
The movie’s concept and inspiration was
derived from the series of plane crash tragedies that rocked the
aviation sector in 2006.
According to the organisers, ‘It is
quite unfortunate that plane crashes occurred before the premiere of
the movie. The movie is dedicated to all who lost their lives in the
two ill fated crashes that involved Allied Air and Dana Air on Sunday,
June 3 in Accra and Lagos respectively‘.
‘The movie is to express our
solidarity with the feelings of everyone affected by both tragic
events, especially those who have lost their loved ones. A minute’s
silence will be observed before the film screens, and the movie will be
used as a advocacy tool to highlight the issues of air safety in
Nigeria and Africa at large‘.
The Premiere, at the Troxy Cinema, will begin at 9pm and will include a Question and Answer session with the stars of the film, such as Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde, Hakeem Kae-Kazim and Jim Iyke, as well as the producer.
Obi recently won three awards for his 2011 movie ‘Mirror Boy’ at the just concluded Nollywood Movies Awards held in Lagos.
real 9ce of him
ReplyDeletebut it doesn't bring back the dead, lives needs to be treasured by our leaders. thanks dear.
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