Who has seen 93 Days movie?

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This is a sponsored post but this part is me saying what I feel about
the movie. 93 Days is the only Nigerian movie I have ever paid to go
watch in Nigerian cinema and what a movie. Amazing cinematography,
storytelling and acting. It's based on the story of the people who saved
the lives of many Nigerians by containing Ebola that came to their
hospital - First Consultant Medical Hospital and the hero, Dr Ameyo
Adadevohwho made sure the Ebola Carrier, Liberian Patrick Sawyer didn't
leave the hospital and spread the disease. Amazing movie. Now read their
sponsored post after the cut...:-)







Everybody is talking about the movie on Ebola, 93 Days. Someone said
it’s the best Nigerian movie he has seen. Today, journalists and writer,
Omolara Wood wrote glowing about it on Guardian, see it here..
Who has seen the movie? Should we pay to watch it? Is it truly the best Nigerian movie you have seen?



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