Come and listen to the sound of me cutting fruits, super healing 🍓🍎🍊🍒

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In the heart of Badagry, survival has no rules. Once a street legend, now walks a dangerous line between justice and revenge. When betrayal, power, and blood money collide, the streets must decide—is a thief truly born, or made by the system?

BADAGRY is coming

Producer: @Officialdestinyaustineomon

#BadagryTheMovie #iBadANDiAgree
#StreetJustice #NigerianFilm #CrimeDrama #UrbanStory #EgbonLives #AThiefWasNotBornAThief #NaijaCinema #GrittyReality #DestinyAustineOmon

CREW
Davidson Izegaegbe - Director
Destiny Omon - Producer/Assit Director
Obidi Emeka Henry-1st Assistant Director
Lovebest Ogie - Production Manager
Amos Idehen- Sound man
Larry Osasuyi Erin’s- DOP 1
Wale Abisuga- DOP 2
July Kings - DOP 3
Osariemen David- Gaffer
Omoregie Isabella - Make Up/Special Effects
Michaelinax James-Continuity/Script Supervisor
Omoregie Padita- Make Up Assit
Editor: James Jackers
Location - Tes Buyoyo
Costume -Toyin Akintola
Costume Assist-Evelyn Omoogun
Oseijobe Omonzejele-Production Assist
Barry Kester- Props & Set

CAST

Usifo Alex
Yemi Blaq
Sam Osiakpe Obeakemhe
@therealjorhorha
Eric Afrifa Mensah
Christian Alex
Fred Elimian
Princess Nike Adams
Uwaila Jennifer Obaseki
Joy Onos
Eghe Obaseki
Collins Isibor
@lovebestogie
@official_comrade_matthew
Victoria Ayuba
Angela Edosa
Doris Enekabor
Edosa Ekhator
Sabbath Omoruyi
Jeremiah Onoge
Chuks Obasi
Martins Omorefe
Chidinma Awuzie
@tesbuyoyo
@Rubell Enabulu
Ifeloa Mabel
Maureen itohan Egbenayaloben

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Running a business in Nigeria is not for the faint-hearted.
Running a company while managing six businesses? Even harder.
But if anyone is built for this journey, it’s me.

Yesterday, at the African Choice Awards, I was honored with the Female Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 award — and as I stood there receiving it, all I could think about was that eight-year-old girl who started it all.

At eight years old, after losing my father, I made a promise to myself — and to him — that no matter what, I would finish school.
With no parent to fall back on and no relatives stepping in, I turned to what I had: resilience, determination, and a drive to survive.
I began supplying mangoes and fruits from my father’s house to women in the market at wholesale, raising the funds I needed for my education, one sale at a time.

That young girl, who learned to fend for herself when the odds were stacked against her, has come full circle.

Today, I run multiple businesses, lead a company, and continue to chase the dreams that little girl dared to dream.
This award is not just a recognition — it’s a reminder: where you start doesn’t define where you’ll go.

Thank you to the African Choice Awards @africachoiceawards for this honor, and to every woman out there fighting silent battles and building dreams from scratch — this is for you.

#Entrepreneurship #AfricanChoiceAwards2025 #FemaleFounder #BusinessJourney #Resilience #WomenInBusiness