The actor and producer, Omoni Oboli is not new to filmmaking. From Being Mrs. Elliot, First Lady, Wives On Strike, Okafor’s Law and now to Wives on Strike Revolution. Is this Omoni Oboli’s best movie yet? Except for Okafor’s Law, most of Omoni’s movie falls into the comedy genre. People seem to pick one fault with every movie while the star producer promises to do better with her next. Could her latest effort, Wives on Strike Revolution be the answer to those promises? The movie has only enjoyed one week at the cinemas but reviews would make you wonder why you haven’t gotten off your butt to go see the movie. From Odunlade’s performance to Julius Agwu, it was comic extra-ordinary. Toyin Abraham was the queen in this puzzle. Her role in the movie was customized for the actress as though she was born with it. She was so good that the audience expected to see her in every scene knowing she would give them something to laugh and jeer about. Her act in this movie can simply be describe

A woman, whose name could not be ascertained at press time on Saturday, was delivered of a baby in the gridlock at Onitsha caused by the blockage of the Niger Bridge for local government elections in Delta State. A mild drama was said to have played out in the gridlock as a pregnant woman who was said to be travelling to Lagos suddenly went into labour. The car was quickly cordoned and turned into an emergency labour room, it was learnt, and shortly after, the woman was delivered of a baby amidst jubilation from stranded passengers. Our correspondent gathered that the mother was quickly attended to by women around who rushed her into a stationed car. Hundreds of travellers from the South-East and South-South returning home from the Christmas and New Year holidays were stranded, following the closure of the Onitsha end of the bridge. Our correspondent, who monitored the situation, said movement on the bridge was restricted as of midnight on Friday. The Anambra State Governmen