is set to take her comedy film 'Basira Goes to London' to USA.
Movie featuring Eniola Badmus to premiere this August, watch trailer
Watch Eniola Badnus as an African woman who relocates to London with great expectations in trailer for 'Basira in London.'
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The actress took to her Instagram page to make the announcement;
" coming ur way in a bit USA get ready......LA,HOUSTON, DALLAS,MARYLAND,CHICAGO,NEWYORK & BOSTON," she wrote.
The comedy film which stars actress in lead role, held undefined
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Basira in London' also stars Philippa Abraham, Timothy Bryne among others.
In an exclusive interview with Pulse Nigeria, the actress had revealed that the movie will also premiere in Nigeria and Jamaica.
She also stated that the second part of the comedy will be shot in Jamaica.
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Phabs Productions presents Eniola Badmus in an hilarious Comedy/Drama about an African woman who relocates to London with great expectations. The culture clash and her efforts in trying to "fit in" make this film unmissable!
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