“He Will Give You Everything He Has”- Movie Producer Explains Why Osuofia Must Be ‘Controlled’ On Movie Sets

• Nollywood producer Martins Onyebuchi Onyemobi has opened up on veteran actor Osuofia’s working style, saying he delivers his best when properly directed and controlled on set.
• He also joked that Osuofia could turn a two-part movie into a seven-part production because of his energetic approach to acting.

Nollywood producer Martins Onyebuchi Onyemobi has revealed how filmmakers can get the best out of veteran actor Osuofia when working with him.

According to the producer, Osuofia is highly energetic and talkative, but responds well when properly controlled on a movie set.

“If You Give Osuofia a Movie Script, All You Need To Do Is Control Him. When You Control Him, You Will Get The Best Out Of Him. But If You Allow Him, He Will Talk From Now Till Tomorrow. Once He Agrees To Do The Job, He Will Give You Everything He Has. If The Movie Is Supposed To Be Part 1 And Part 2, Osuofia Will End Up Giving You Part 1 All The Way To Part 7.”

Onyemobi’s remarks have drawn reactions online, with some Nigerians agreeing with his description of the actor’s energetic personality.

@IamKennedyJr: Good name will always be better than wealth. Always 💯♥️

@_ezeamakaa: Chidinma

@Fub114236: No lies

@Kosisochuk8955: Real

In other news… A mother has sparked reactions online after sharing how her parenting responsibilities have changed over the years, saying she has moved from changing nappies to picking up her child from a club at 4am.

The mother appeared to highlight the different stages of parenting, suggesting that caring for children does not necessarily end when they become teenagers or young adults.

“I graduated from nappy changes to picking up my child at the club at 4am.”

Her statement has generated mixed reactions online, with some users admiring her willingness to be there for her child while others criticised what they described as excessive indulgence.

Some commenters also shared memories of their own experiences with strict parents, while others questioned whether picking up a grown child from clubs amounts to enabling their lifestyle.

@Ocean_teekaybee: May God give me this kind of mother in my next life

@ggdbrand: The day I got home around 12am instead of 8pm and I was only 15 then Omo I almost join my ancestors 😂

@igabiumar17: Dis one own don finish so na waiting Yoruba people mean by afowo fa 😂😂

@mostnoblefelix: Train up your child in the way you want him to go and HE WILL NOT DEPART FROM IT