Award-winning broadcast executive and filmmaker Temitope Duker returns to the screen with the part two of Yoruba-language drama, Lojiji which explores the delicate line between normalcy and chaos in the lives of everyday Nigerians.
The story Lojiji is adapted from the short story title “Just Like a Flash” in Niran Adedokun Short Stories “The Law is an Ass.”
The film features a talented ensemble cast, including Peju Johnson, Oyinda Sanni, Dayo Amusa, Fuad Ferdinand, and Babaseun.
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The film also captures the tension and unpredictability of urban slum life with meticulous precision. Yet, amid the hardship, the film highlights traits of resilience, loyalty, and humanity that are often overlooked in mainstream portrayals of such communities.
Lojiji is currently streaming on ApataTV: Watch video below:
