Afro-warriors at The Woman King Premiere

The Hollywood historical drama The Woman King premiered at the Filmhouse Cinemas IMAX in Lagos last Sunday. Given an ‘Afro-warrior’ theme for the night, guests stormed the green carpet
in outlandish costumes.

One particular look that caught the eye was Nollywood actress and reality TV star, Iyabo Ojo, who stole the show on the green carpet in a daring costume designed by prominent fashion designer Toyin Lawani.

Other guests such as media personalities, Uti Nwachukwu and Daala Oruwari, amongst others, also graced the spotlight before the man of the hour, Jimmy Odukoya—who starred as Oba Ade in the movie—made his way to the green carpet in a befitting royal fashion.

Here are some of the best costumes of the night.

Jimoh Odukoya

 

Iyabo Ojo

 

The Woman King

Capt. Demure & Toolz

 

Daala Oruwari

 

Hawa Magaji

 

 

 

OkuSaga Adeoluwa

 

Samuel & Bisola Otigba

 

Sandra

 

 

Uti Nwachukwu

 

Chy Nwakanma

 

Atinuke

 

Grand Prince Ita

 

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Self-identifies as a middle child between millennials and the gen Z, began writing as a 14 year-old. Born and raised in Lagos where he would go on to obtain a degree in the University of Lagos, he mainly draws inspiration from societal issues and the ills within. His "live and let live" mantra shapes his thought process as he writes about lifestyle from a place of empathy and emotional intelligence. When he is not writing, he is very invested in football and sociopolitical commentary on social media.

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