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Dad rejected our plan to remake ‘Agbara Nla’ — Damilola Mike-Bamiloye
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Dad rejected our plan to remake ‘Agbara Nla’ — Damilola Mike-Bamiloye

Damilola Mike-Bamiloye, a Christian actor and filmmaker, discusses the inspiration behind remaking the 1993 classic film 'Agbara Nla' with his brother Joshua. Initially, their father, Mike Bamiloye, had advised against the project, believing it was not yet the right time. However, after discussions with a producer named Chris, who strongly encouraged the idea, the brothers revisited their father and received his approval. They proceeded to create a modern adaptation of the original film, maintaining the core storyline while updating it to resonate with today's audience. The remake, titled 'Agbara Nla: The Return,' was produced over 20–21 days and is viewed by the creators as fulfilling a divine purpose.

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Dad rejected our plan to remake ‘Agbara Nla’ — Damilola Mike-Bamiloye

Damilola Mike-Bamiloye, a Christian actor and filmmaker, discusses the inspiration behind remaking the 1993 classic film 'Agbara Nla' with his brother Joshua. Initially, their father, Mike Bamiloye, had advised against the project, believing it was not yet the right time. However, after discussions with a producer named Chris, who strongly encouraged the idea, the brothers revisited their father and received his approval. They proceeded to create a modern adaptation of the original film, maintaining the core storyline while updating it to resonate with today's audience. The remake, titled 'Agbara Nla: The Return,' was produced over 20–21 days and is viewed by the creators as fulfilling a divine purpose.

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