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Let me just put some context for the benefit of those who honestly didn’t get it right. This is not to make you happy or to win your approval. By now you all know I don’t give a shiii . I’m doing this cos I love the movie. There is a beautiful movie called “Gangs of Lagos.”

‘Gangs of Lagos’ is the story of little Obalola as he wends his way up the ladder of criminality in Isale Eko, starting from petty street robbery to murder and pillage, with open-hearted generosity and street popularity..

It turns out the same traits might have been responsible for his father not being alive to see him grow up, leaving him in the desperate and despairing hands of his mother, who tries every means physical and spiritual to keep him from a life of ‘Evil’. She fails

It is the story of Kazeem, who becomes ‘Eleniyan’ and is cut from a different cloth from Nino, and Oba. It is the story of ‘London’ – a gangster portrayed with great verisimilitude by Fuji maestro Pasuma. Ricca Street, Isale Eko, is a centre of activity.

There are several wonderful performances. Adesua Etomi-Wellington (‘The Wedding’) as Ebun, for the first time shows an aggressive, muscular side to her acting skills, wading through bloody street brawls.

Tobi Bakre ‘kills’ the part of Oba. Bimbo Ademoye is Teniola, Kazeem’s winsome, buxom daughter. Olarotimi Fakunle is a crusty, fearless, totally unscrupulous Kazeem (‘I – the son of a butcher will become their Governor’, he shouts, gun in hand, in the cliff-hanging denouement).

Chike Ezekpeazu Osebura is Ify (aka Panama), the gentle, singing criminal. The intriguing fact about the movie is the frequent Hollywood-style physical brawls between the gangs, one of which made over 100 people die in the streets of Lagos in one day.

Having said that, When I said “see Gangs of Lagos in real life. “ I didn’t mean that the video was taken in Lagos. As a matter of fact, I don’t know whether it happened in Nigeria or outside. I meant “See the scenes from the movie Gangs of Lagos happening in real life “

Everyday I interact with Nigerians , I understand why the United Kingdom forces us to write IELTS even if we claim we completed University. English is hard for us . I can’t believe I had to explain one English sentence to over 1 million people who went to the University .