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Greed, tricks, family feuds and power play have summed up Kingsmen Entertainment’s latest comedy, Move Like a Boss.
To save her father’s company from the hands of his greedy siblings, Joko is left with no option but to impersonate him and stamp her authority.
Featuring a stellar cast, led by Nancy Isime (Joko) and directed by Ekene Mekwunye, the flick navigates the complex terrain of family betrayal and corporate intrigue.
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It tells the story of Joko Adeyanju, who faces the daunting task of outsmarting her father’s greedy siblings as they attempt to seize control of his multi-billion-dollar business.
The film captures her journey of cunning and resilience but it’s not enough to think like a man, Joko must Move Like A Boss.
The film stars Nancy Isime as Joko Adeyanju, along with a lineup of renowned Nollywood actors, including Yemi Solade, Jayeola Monje, Victor Osuagwu, Moyo Lawal, IK Ogbonna and MC Lively, who adds a layer of humour to the narrative.
Speaking during the premiere of the movie at the Ebony Life Place, Victoria Island, Lagos, Assistant Director, Inaolaji Oluwadarasimi, described the movie as a fantastic project with a lot of lessons.
“I felt it would be tasking when I read the script. Getting an actor to play two different characters demanded extra effort. There is a part in the movie where there are a lot of disguises and we have to get the actors into different reactions at different times. This movie deals with envy and jealousy. The story is relatable, where family members to covet their brother’s property.”
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