By Adeyemi Moronfolu
NIGERIA movie producer, Kunle Afolayan
is literarily flying high as he becomes the first Nigerian producer to make the
first ever in-flight movie premiere. His highly anticipated movie “The CEO” was
premiered on an Air France flight from Lagos to Paris, yesterday, Wednesday, June 1.
The CEO is a movie is full of intrigues and suspense which all begin
after five top executives embark on a week-long business trip. The trip was
intended to elect the new CEO for the company but things go out of hand along
the line.
It was filmed in an outskirt of Lagos, as well as other African locations. The entire drama started when the executives arrived their destination for the business meeting and suddenly began to die one after the other through mysterious circumstances, leaving only two behind, a situation which led to suspicions.
NIGERIA movie producer, Kunle Afolayan
is literarily flying high as he becomes the first Nigerian producer to make the
first ever in-flight movie premiere. His highly anticipated movie “The CEO” was
premiered on an Air France flight from Lagos to Paris, yesterday, Wednesday, June 1.
The private viewing event was graced by
Nollywood heavyweights alongside Nigerian entertainment big-wigs at the red carpet
before the guests took off on the unforgettable journey.
The array of stars on board the Air
France flight where the film was shown include- Adekunle Gold, Ramsey Nouah, OC
Ukeje, Kemi Lala Akindoju, Adesua Etomi, Linda Ejiofor, Elma Godwin, Ayo
Animashaun, and so on.
The CEO is a movie is full of intrigues and suspense which all begin
after five top executives embark on a week-long business trip. The trip was
intended to elect the new CEO for the company but things go out of hand along
the line. It was filmed in an outskirt of Lagos, as well as other African locations. The entire drama started when the executives arrived their destination for the business meeting and suddenly began to die one after the other through mysterious circumstances, leaving only two behind, a situation which led to suspicions.
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