I just watched the very first episode of Gidi (Nigeria) Culture – All Roads. Gidi Culture is a partial representation of the day-to-day lives of the Nigerian youth. In this first episode, we get a glimpse of the lifestyle of the rich kid living on the Island, the struggling graduate -trying to make ends meet, and the typical Naija play boy – with too much “wash wash”.
The lingo and lifestyle portrayed in this series definitely makes me miss home (Nigeria)! Without much hesitation, I subscribed to the show’s YouTube Channel. I am totally hooked on “Gidi Culture” and looking forward to watching more episodes.
The series features Nigerian actors Toni Tones, Seun Kentebe, Kiki Omeili and Seun Ajayi.
Here is a brief synopsis:
“Halima Dan-Ladi Adebayo, is a naïve upper class Nigerian who is in graduate school abroad. When a critical accident occurs in her New York City apartment, Halima’s divorced Mother, Mariam Dan-Ladi, asks her to return home. Through six degrees of separation, Halima is introduced to characters and practices that she once ignored and often never knew existed.”
Check out theEP-1, All Roads:
What are your thoughts? Are you hooked? If so, subscribe to the Gidi Culture YouTube channel to stay up to date with new episodes.
Ugh. So boring. Cripes! 34 freaking minutes!