MAMA G And Son, Uche Ozokwor, Van Vicker, Others Grace New Blockbuster Movie


Nollywood actress, MAMA G (Patience Ozokwor) features alongside her son, Uchendu Nonso Ozokwor and a host of other talented thespians; subsuming Ghanaian actor, Van Vicker, Cameroonian actors  include, the Princess of Kom, HRH Princess Brun Njua, Goretti Etchu-Egbe, Njungwa Susan-Kembling Oben, Vera B Pride, Labelle Diamond.

This movie is typical of what many would refer to as the biggest Nigeria , Cameroon and Ghana movie collaboration.

The feature film also stars Ferguson Jack(from London), the indomitable Juggernaut Mazi Obi Okoli, award winner, Tiyabosola Odebode & Nonso Nwaiwu and more.
 
 This beautiful masterpiece was a vision made reality by Bridget Benjamin,the writter of the book ''Why marry?'' and  she is also the founder of Cameroon Career woman. The masterpiece is a drama tailored to tell the same story in her book.

The movie was directed by UK Nollywood pioneer Nelson Spyk and director of Second Wife, Friend Zone, and the Housewives & Girlfriends TV Series among many.

WHY MARRY? Premieres in UK on Fri Oct 7 @ Odeon IMAX.



 Watch the amazing trailer below:

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