Set in 1967 during the Nigeria-Biafra civil war, an imprisoned Emmanuel Ifeajuna is summoned by Biafran Commander-in-Chief for one last conversation, one last encounter.
Based on the fictional short story “The Encounter” by the historian, Henry Onyema. Produced by Trino Studios and directed by Tolu Ajayi.
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The sun must rise again
Good Day Sir. Please how can i contact you directly? I wish to use your movie in an event for my department. I’m the President of Theatre and Film Studies at NNAMDI AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA. Please it’s pertinent I speak to you sir.
This is a wonderful piece
I found out now that this was posted 7yrs ago. Picture/video quality very good.
I learnt something this evening. Kudos to the crews and producer.
Pls, we need more of this
omo.. all the quality Men Nigeria had was provided by the Igbos
This is awesome to see, people all over needs to see this
This is captivating. Keep up the good work.
This is a big misinformation,how did you guys not start from the pogrom ? But instead a clips showing this ?
Good work but I would have be more happy if the story started when igbos were killed in north in 1943 and 1953 for no reason, thousands of them were killed, properties were burnt, money stolen, what was their crime ? Starting the story from 1966 hides a lot of atrocities committed against igbos but thank you guys for the great work…
Pls how do I report this fake movie barbaric dishonest of a political history of BIAFRANs
Mr Tolulope or whatever Yoruba name you bear. If you can’t tell a true story, do not tell it. Do not piss on the Igbo history with your useless narrative you drug infested waste.
Excellent work! Keep it up 👏👏👏🫡
Tolu.. you're a yoruba man, the more reason i salute your indelible effort. I hail you brother
The picture set and dialogue and acting are stellar. Too neat I was happily surprised it was all Nigerian
You are a fuucking liar for telling such a poor story, U are an evil person
Im waiting for the story of the aburi accord.
Imagine a Yoruba Afonja telling our story. Useless tribe.
This story is bullshit. Riddled with Yellowbar propaganda and co. Why can’t this useless tribe leave Ndigbo alone ?
This could have been a turning point. Ojukwu could have heeded the advice of Ifeajuna. History could have been different. Ifeajuna and Nzeogu are 2 soldiers that would have my respect till death. They are the bravest of the brave men Nigeria ever produced.
Ojukwu himself fled. He'd never be any where near the ranks of Ifeajuna and Nzeogu in my books.
Waoooo, this is great guys… Keeping soaring
A Yoruba man telling this story… It's fine but I will like to see this story from motherland.. we want to know more.. mazi Nnamdi Kanu said few but we want to know more and more and more… The youths of Biafraland are hungry for our history..
Ifeajuna u be winch normally
May God deal with ur soul even in death
Ifeajuna see wetin the Nigeria u saved has put us to is doing to us
Ojukwu
This time around
No war
Mazi is using truth n microphone to fight
And we will win
God save us
Nice piece though
But we want more and we want it in true and no lies
Research well before you bring out
Awolowo bought a debt for generations of Yoruba tribe to pay with the genocide he sponsored against ndi Igbo. Imagine using hunger as weapon of war? Thereby killing over 3M Igbo women and children
That's a fine representation right there!
This is great!!!
We need more of this video
How come this has only 76k views after 7yrs. What is the matter with us in this country. We don't like it when we are the ones telling our stories. 😢
Ifeajuna betrayed Biafra because he is looking for opportunity to become prominent but Biafra Referendum Freedom Nation will win always
Half of a yellow sun
is this fiction or true conversation
I so much love this, but why don’t u give us a full movie about Biafra we’ll all need to know more of this history especially the new generation.
That's Ojukwu's voice! Wow!
This is so good!!!!!
Well done , Mr T!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Who dey hear that oja playing at the background
Wekeed man