Lagos to Gomorrah attempts a delicate balancing act: it wants to be satire, evangelism, social commentary, and urban morality tale all at once. At its centre stands Raphael Ogini (John Oguntuase), a supposedly brilliant university graduate whose academic discipline remains unnamed, as though specificity might burden the allegory. We are told repeatedly – almost insistently … Continue reading ‘Lagos to Gomorrah’ Reduces Complex Christian Experience to Exaggerated Moral Caricature