Eru(fear)
"If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow" ERU is an intriguing story on the effects on anger. Anger births fear, sickness and most especially tears down relationships in a twinkle of an eye.
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March, 2020
| Cast | Abiodun Adebanjo Bolanle Ninalowo Bukola Adeeyo Bukunmi Oluwasina Ibrahim Yekini Murphy Afolabi Olamilekan Majekodunmi Salami Rotimi Yetunde Bakare |
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| Director | Tunde Anjola |
| Producer | Abiodun Adebanjo |
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In a village with a population of not more than 300 people in total was a boy named Adediwura, he was a clever, gentle and adorable one.
He has a mother and a younger sister but the father is late yet they still live fine and happy until one morning when the whole village was summoned to the village square for a robbery that occurred in the night before the morning in the village when a false allegation was made against Adediwura by a false witness which led to a lot of unbearable punishments, tragedy, mystery and disgrace, which also cost Adediwura mother's life.
Unfortunately, Adediwura couldn't bear all this but to leave the village for unknown place to start a new life where his trouble continues.
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