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born 1968 Nigeria
Kenneth Arinzechukwu Okonkwo (born 6 November, 1968) is a Nigerian actor, lawyer, and politician, best known for his role as Andy Okeke in the film Living in Bondage.
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This time around, content is able to generate the same interest with a double portion.
I'm no longer living in bondage. They may come against us with their bullion van but we will come against them in the name of the Almighty God.
The only reason our democracy is in peril is because of judicial rascality.
Technology-wise, it is like comparing the stone age with the modern age but in terms of artistic perfection, it is almost the same thing.
When you sell your soul to the devil, he comes after everything, including your lineage. We need to keep emphasing on the dangers of crime and the quick rich syndrome.
Natural justice demands that you cannot condemn a man unheard. Any findings of the National Assembly that condemns the Prince or Femi without hearing from them is a nullity and will be laughable.
This means that Nigerian filmmakers need to keep emphasing and highlighting the consequences of these crimes.
These guys (the producers) are brilliant, they made me earn royalty from it and I had that ownership, no matter how small the royalty is.
So many societal ills can be corrected and reduced if filmmakers produce more films for the greater good.
They kept rewriting it and I was involved in the entire process from the beginning until they came up with a fantastic script.
His admission that he didn’t know about the EFCC action supports Cardinal Onaiyekan’s view that the people close to Tinubu are showing a false positive image of the country’s situation.
The strangest of fellows can always come together when there is a national crisis, as we have now,”
When we shot the first one, I never knew there would be a sequel to it, so when we see the Almighty God we will ask him.
The main fact that the major themes of the movie (rituals and internet scam) still exists almost 30 years after shows that a lot still needs to be done.
Nigeria has its laws that should be respected. No Nigerian is qualified to go to a University without 5 credits at the O’ Level.
Even though the order from President Tinubu to the EFCC to unfreeze the Osun State account might seem morally reasonable, it is not legally correct.
Back in the day, the depth in the acting sold a movie. Remember, there was nothing like a film trick, so, the depth of acting when we started was quite deep.
When I was watching the film with the journalists, the confrontation scene between Ramsey Nouah and I drew the greatest applause.
The judges have usurped the powers of the executive and the legislature from the bench with the instrumentality of perverse judgement
Not really, because this sequel is a continuation and recreation of the first part. We simply recreated the original ‘Living in Bondage’ which has kept everyone captivated from the beginning to the end.
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