It is an unfortunate truth that much of what puts Lagos and the wider country of Nigeria in the spotlight is commonly negative and skewed against both geographical areas. However, the emergence of the movie “The Royal Hibiscus Hotel at the Toronto International Film Festival is going to change that for the better. Indeed, that title is the only Nigerian film that will be shown at the festival. Even with that movie only being one of many that will be shown at the same, it is still a ripe and perfect opportunity to show the progress that Lagos has made. It can be said that much of what has happened in the past of Lagos is not positive. However, there is a litany of stories that show a number of important facts about Lagos and Nigeria that people should know. First, Lagos and the wider country of Nigeria is the heart and soul of the country. There are so many positive stories that exist and they are being told every day. This new movie serves a way to expand the audience and scope of people that are hearing these wonderful, uplifting and positive stories. One reason that stories like that of the movie in question serve as a great example of what Lagos and Nigeria have to offer is that there is a story in that movie that transcends cultures and peoples of all kinds. The best one to put forward would be the...
This wonderful movie and the story that underpins it should serve as a catalyst for people to find other great and wonder stories from current and former Nigerians. The direction and pathway of Lagos is surely improving in many respects and the wonderful stories that are being told need to be heard by more people. The emergence and prevalence of this film, at the Toronto International Film Festival and elsewhere, should serve as a wonderful antecedent to getting the stories into the hearts and minds of others around the world.
To the Lagos State Government, It is with great pleasure and excitement that EBONYLIFE FILMS extends to you our invitation as Special Guest of Honour at the World Premiere of our feature length film, THE ROYAL HIBISCUS HOTEL, to be held on the 9th of September 2017 in Toronto, Canada. THE ROYAL HIBISCUS HOTEL will be screened for the very first time at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), one of
We want people to come into the Lagos economy. There is room to do this by: obtaining a resident registration card. The value of registration will benefit everyone in terms of: the provisions of amenities, security and the protection of businesses. This is an enormous step forward." (Fashola Signs Lagos Residents' Registration Bill into Law 2011) The information from this source is useful because it is illustrating how the state
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