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This weekend is another weekend to watch SEGILOLA( THE VILLAIN) showing in all cinemas nationwide.
You will not regret watching, please send in your review
New headshots. Should I call them Polaroids? 😂
Btw, I got these and a few other shots done in just 5 minutes. Something I had prepared for months because I’ve been busy with other stuff 🌚. Funny how life keeps teaching the same lesson in different ways.
If you ever see me doing anything, just know omoh, I’ve prepared and planned for it. And honestly, it all connects to the story of Jesus. Jesus Christ spent about 30 years in preparation before beginning His public ministry, and then ministered for just about 3 to 3½ years.
A lot of what we’re preparing for may only last for a short moment on stage, but the preparation is what carries the performance.
Keep sharpening your potential till the announcement day, because when you finally get on stage, you’re not expected to practise …you’re expected to perform.
Give yourself and the world a good show ✨
📸: @freshidea_photo . Thanks brother ✊🏽
Trousers, my imagination brought to life by the incredible @_sonofgracestitches 💪🏽
#damithenextbigthing #model #headshot #actor #motivation
Go and Watch SEGILOLA Today!😁
This is an Amazing Movie by @funmilayoomikunle_
Ft @9iceofficial@faithiawilliams and Many Other Great Actors
This is a Must Watch Guys, GRAB A Ticket🎫 Today!!!
Shout out to My Man @mrlilgaga 👍
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SEGILOLA (THE VILLAIN) still showing in all cinemas Nationwide.
Please watch and send your review.
Tell a friend to tell a friend and you will not regret watching it.
ÌRÌN-ÀJÒ ÀYÀNMỌ́
In a small room where the walls had begun to peel like tired memories,
an African man sat among books as though they were sacred companions.
His body carried the dust of hardship,
but his mind carried nations.
He was born where survival arrived before dreams,
where young men learned too early
that hunger could interrupt ambition,
and poverty could silence talent.
Yet he refused to become another forgotten name
buried beneath the noise of suffering.
So he read.
He read and rehearse under flickering bulbs and stubborn darkness.
He studied while the city slept.
He sharpened his craft with aching hands,
turning talent into labor
and labor into hope.
The streets knew his footsteps.
The nights knew his prayers.
The books knew his fingerprints.
While others chased comfort,
he chased becoming.
Every page he opened
was another door against limitation.
Every skill he learned
was a rebellion against mediocrity.
He understood that greatness rarely visits idle souls.
It is hunted.
Worked for.
Bled for.
And somewhere inside his restless heart
lived the image of "Great Britain",
not merely as a country,
but as a horizon.
A place where opportunities breathed wider.
Where his craft could stand beneath brighter lights.
Where education could transform struggle into legacy.
Where sacrifice might finally bloom into reward.
So he wish to journey
not as a man escaping, not the normal Japa syndrome
but as a son carrying Africa within him.
He carried the rhythm of his homeland in his voice,
the wisdom of his ancestors in his resilience,
and the fire of survival in his eyes.
Across oceans and unfamiliar streets,
he remained rooted in the soil that raised him.
Because the African dream is not weakness.
It is endurance wearing courage like a crown.
In Britain, he would still remember
the old room,
the broken walls,
the books stacked beside his weary feet.
He would remember the nights when success looked impossible
and yet he continued.
For men like him are not made by comfort.
They are forged by persistence.
And one day,
when the world finally speaks his name with honor,
they will call him successful,
but only he will remember
the lonely battles,
the silent tears...
