We are so sure you are all wondering what we are on about. What could be that line that joins the 3 ladies together? We are not going to divulge just yet, but we would allow things to unfold gradually by itself.
We all know who Genevieve Nnaji is, many have come to call her Africa’s own Julia Roberts, she’s probably the most visible or best recognized Nollywood actress, who is gradually becoming the ”Queen of endorsement in Nigeria. Her deal with Coscharis Nigeria Limited, the sole franchise owners of the Range Rover SUV’s in Nigeria in recent times is quite notable.
Ojy Okpe is the gorgeous top Nigerian, International model, who might be heading towards retirement from the catwalks soon; we hear that she’s getting set to take over the movie world soon, both in Nigeria and internationally. Her Third Mainland Productions Company is getting set to launch her into the stratosphere of moviedom via production. She first came to our consciousness a few years ago, when at 17, she competed at the now comatose Face of Africa competition, where she did very well, reaching the finals. Ojy’s involvement in some classic Hollywood movies- The Devil Wears Prada, Spider Man 3 and Confessions of a Shopaholic helped stirred her interest in movie making.
The third personality is none other than the delightfully gorgeous Eku Edewor, who we used to know a few years ago as Georgina Thorley. The young fashionista, who we believe is a fashion icon in the making, is a Presenter with Studio 53 Extra. She is also a part time model, who has graced the catwalk for some very well known Nigerian fashion brand. She and Uti Nwachukwu are even the face of Martini Rose, a campaign that is presently enjoying major airplay in the country right now.
Yes we all know this, so what’s new? What are the trio involved in that’s of major significance? You all don’t need to worry, just watch this space and we would unveil it all to you soon. The much, we can reveal for now is that it’s a big project. Is it a movie or something to do with fashion?
Wait for it.
