Ime Bishop Umoh returns as Okon in new sequel
"Lost in London" also stars Alexx Ekubo as Bona, alongside Uche Jombo, Valerie Okeke among others.
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Starring Imeh Bishop Umoh as the familiar character Okon, the movie also stars Alexx Ekubo as Bona. "Lost in London" also stars Uche Jombo and Valerie Okeke.
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Written and produced by the talented filmmaker Uduak Isong Oguamanam, "Lost in London" is directed by Sunkamni Adebayo.
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Oguamanam earlier teased the movie with the below photo and caption "we brought you OkonLagos then Okon Goes To School, now we've brought Okon to London. Get ready to be blown away."
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Uduak's 2015 movie "Falling," earned
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