Rising up in a Nigerian family within the 2000s, one might hardly miss or be oblivious of Nollywood comedy movies that had Mr Ibu, born John Okafor, in it.
Mr Ibu, identified for immersing in rib-bending and over-exaggerated film roles and characters, has established himself as one of many funniest males in Nollywood. His 4 a long time profession have introduced among the funniest native movies and moments which have even influenced the Nigerian meme tradition.
The celebrated thespian turned 62 on October seventeenth, and it was combined emotions to see him have fun the big day within the hospital. It was hearty to see his relations encompass him although. Whereas I want him a fast restoration, these moments he delighted me on the TV crossed my thoughts.
Mr. Ibu (2004)
It’s humorous scenes from the start of this movie until its finish.
The daddy-son relationship between Mr Ibu and Paw Paw (Osita Iheme) are memorable. They lived like cat and mouse on most days. It was so intense that MrIbu wrapped his son up and offered him as a marriage present to a relative.
This movie additionally gave us the favored Paw Paw’s “Biggie, biggie” rap strains. For my part, this movie is a Nollywood traditional.
Mr. Ibu In London (2004)
Mr Ibu entered the UK, ignorant AF. After roaming London with out bearing and sleeping on the streets for 5 days, he got here throughout an outdated pal who housed him for months.
In his naivety, Mr Ibu noticed an aquarium and referred to as the Oscar albino inside it a shark. He noticed a home furnace and nearly poured a bucket of water inside it resulting from his worry that it’d burn down the home. One time MrIbu was on a rotating mattress, he thought his village individuals have been working it from underneath. LMAO. Each time Mr Ibu skilled one thing for the primary time, it was an unforgettable, humorous second.
Parish Priest (2006)
On this film, Mr Ibu performs the troublesome and drunkard son of Sam Loco Efe. The movie grew to become funnier when Mr Ibu insisted he needs to be the one to attend the seminary and change into a Reverend Father, as a substitute of his youthful brother who truly confirmed curiosity.
He was unhinged when he ultimately acquired admission into the seminary. There’s no single rule within the parish he didn’t break. The memorable one was surrendering to konji.
A Idiot at 40 (2006)
Kulikuli (Mr Ibu) and his pal, Hygenius (Nkem Owoh) are males of their late 30s parading themselves because the village youths. With none good factor to contribute to themselves or their group, they peaked into their forties, fooling across the village.
Mr. Ibu Goes to College (2005)
As an alternative of attending an grownup faculty, a village “egbon adugbo” named John Bull determined to return to secondary faculty. Regardless of being the largest dullard at school, John Bull was made a college prefect. You too see for your self.
The Nice Servant (2007)
After inflicting the largest nuisance together with his mates of their village, Omalu (Mr Ibu), on a paper chase, went to Lagos to be a home assist. However he didn’t final lengthy there. He went again to his village to change into a faux prophet and duped unsuspecting individuals.
Possibly the victims deserve it too, since everybody knew he was solely a troublemaker.
Overheat (2006)
Mr Ibu shined alongside Charles Inojie on this movie that explored household points and poverty. Mr Ibu left his spouse within the village to discover a job in Lagos. However he acquired there, no job. Finally his issues acquired larger when he impregnated his metropolis mistress.
Police Recruit (2003)
After becoming a member of the Nigerian Police Pressure as a recruit and turning into an officer, Mr Ibu was stationed on the checkpoints.
With humorous actors like Sam Loco and Charles Inojie as his colleagues, it was a pleasure, consuming round and occurring an extortion spree.
You haven’t seen probably the most ridiculous cops till you see Police Recruit.
Nicodemus (2003)
Ibu is an electrical repairer who knew nothing greater than unbolting and bolting screws in home equipment. No take care of his household, no self-discipline, no work effectivity, or love at house. Nicodemus was simply working on vibes.
Bafana Bafana (2007)
Other than the theme of tribal marriage, this movie confirmed mother or father rivalry at its peak. At any slight likelihood, Mr Ibu attacked his son’s father-in-law. One humorous scene that’s onerous to neglect is the one the place the 2 aged males fought over meals and threw morsels at one another. Smh.
Hey, hollup.
Come and have the time of your life on November eleventh, on the Burning Ram Meat Pageant in Lagos. Tickets already on sale. Don’t sleep.
