Nigerian US-based actor Bigvai Jokotoye has narrated how an emotional scene left him and his colleague shedding tears while filming on set.
Taking to his Instagram page, Bigvai Jokotoye shared a photo of himself and his colleague in tears, saying he started singing a mourning song and the DOP, Gbenga Afolabi, began to cry as he remembered his mom.
Bigvai Jokotoye said the coordinator followed suit, and before they knew it, everyone on the movie set started shedding tears, including himself, as they remembered their late parents and siblings.
Bigvai Jokotoye added that his wife on the movie set couldn’t hold her tears, and everything became real to them.
The post reads: Hmmm, while we were shooting an emotional scene, I started singing a dirge and suddenly, the D.O.P @iamgbengaafolabi started crying (remembered his mom), followed by the coordinator @anunoluwa and before we knew it, everyone (including me) started crying for real remembering our late parents, siblings. My wife on set couldn’t hold her tears @muhammedsophia and everything became real.
Kemi Filani News recalls Bigvai Jokotoye expressed his displeasure over the unstable power supply that has given room for the importation of generators in Nigeria in a video.
According to the actor, he is ashamed of his birth country that has made generators their main source of power aside from the unstable power generated by the government.
In a video shared, he captured the moment a white man was going camping with his generator and some other necessary things.
He mentioned that the only time a white man knows that a generator exists is when he wants to go camping or for outdoor activities, whereas it has become part of Nigerians to always switch on their noisy generators due to the problematic power.
The actor said Nigeria can not boast of a stable power supply since its Independence in 1960 and for over 60 decades, the country has remained stagnant while other countries are progressing.
