Gangs of Lagos: A film that reflects our society

Gangs of Lagos Review Gangs of Lagos is a Nigerian crime-action film directed and produced by Jade Osiberu. this film tells a story about a group of friends Oba, Gift and Ify whose lives have revolved around crime and violence in the Isale Eko area of Lagos, Nigeria. In this video, I will tell you about the little parts of this movie that reflects our society and give you the gist of why I fell in love with this film, Gangs of Lagos. You should subscribe and click that bell below is the link    / @loveviakada8223   for more wholesome and awesome content and extra goodies that come from being part of this lovesome family. Share this video with a friend:    • Gangs of Lagos: A film that reflects our s...   Watch Next – Kambili: the whole 30 yards of disregard for boundaries    • KAMBILI: The whole 30 yards of disregard f...   Recommended Playlist – Book notes:    • BOOK NOTES: THOUGHTS BETWEEN THE PAGES   Tools I use for editing - Premiere Pro editing software for graphics and design- Canva Youtube tool for growth- Tube buddy Click on this link and use the code loveviakada if you want to grow your youtube channel https://www.tubebuddy.com/loveviakada Disclaimer: Some of these links are affiliate links where I will earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost. Subscribe to my monthly Storyletters, where I give you letters containing the gist of all the little things like the movies I loved, the books I read, the songs, life and everything in between. The Story Letters: https://tr.ee/n3zJwZhQg0 Let’s connect: Instagram – @Loveviakada (   / loveviakada   ) Twitter – @LoveViakada ( https://twitter.com/LoveViakada?s=08 ) Facebook - LoveViakda (   / loveviakada   ) and if you can't seem to reach me through the above mentioned you can always reach me through my email address [email protected] [A little note from me to you] If you ever need a place to laugh, a place to share, a place to learn, a place to unburden, and a place to love, always remember that this little space will always be here. Love, Viakada.