Bambam (Oluwabamike Olawumi) and Teddy A (Tope Teddy Adenibuyan)’, former housemates and strategic partners at the just concluded Big Brother Naija ‘double wahala’ show, have secured roles in a new movie, “Foreigner’s God”.
Ifan Micheal Productions, producer of the movie stated this on Wednesday on its IG page when he unveiled BamBam as the new addition to the casting crew.
While Teddy A is making his acting debut in “Foreigner’s God”, Bambam has featured in Nollywood productions such as “Inspector K” and “Backup Wife” before participating in the BBN show.
Popularly known as “Bamteddy” during their stay BBNaija house, Bambam and Teddy A were many fans favourite couple and they have continued together after they show.
Set in the Eastern part of Nigeria, the plot of “Foreigner’s God” follows the peak of colonial era in Nigeria.
It tells the story of an English documentary photographer, Pepper Claude’s supernatural journey into the heart of Igbo land in search of a story.
All goes well until his bodyguard mysteriously disappears and he falls in love with Anya, an accused witch living under subhuman conditions, in a witch’s camp in the heart of the jungle.
Convinced that this is just another case of tribal discrimination, Pepper Claude got committed to having Anya and her people free, which spiralled out of control.
The Star-studded film features veteran Nollywood stars, Pete Edochie, Onyeka Onwenu, Toyin Abraham, Lala Akindoju, and Sam Dede.
Other casts include: Linda Osifo, Yinka Pierce-Tijani, Sharon Ooja and Annie Idibia.
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