The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
The drama trailing Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli and her new movie, Okafors Law took another turn last night as she was served with a court order on stage to stop the Premiere of the movie. Already, a writer Jude Idada had claimed he wrote the script for the actress and both herself and husband had promised to pay him N750,000, but till now they haven’t.
He also claimed he wrote the first 50 pages of Being Mrs Elliot and sent to the filmmaker, but she claimed to have found a better script only for him to see the movie later on with the same story line.
Omoni while however addressing the audience said the script of the movie was written by her 100percent.
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