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MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Growing Pain’ is a brilliant portrayal of Nigeria and her political system

Published on: Wednesday 29 May 2019

For a short film not lasting longer than 17 minutes, Oru Russell portrays Nigeria and her political system in ‘Growing Pains’. The short film mirrors the life of a Nigerian politician, who struggles ...

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MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Growing Pain’ is a brilliant portrayal of Nigeria and her political system