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WARNING : This is a personal review. You may feel differently after watching this movie. Please proceed with caution!!! Hehehehehehe! Did I just type that warning? Never mind, that was me trying to be serious. Anyway, so initially, I was enthusiastic about watching this movie. Then I changed my mind. Wanna know why? The ratings on Twitter..... Hellurrrrr!!!!! (In Madea's voice). Did I just say Twitter? Well, yeah, Twitter. So as I was saying, the reviews on Twitter were not encouraging at all. My friends hated the movie. Someone rated it 0 out of a 5.  No way!!! Heck yeah!!!!! My friends are intellectuals. That's not to say that I'm not one after reading my review. :-) Some other people felt like it was a great feel good movie and loved it.  So, you can imagine my expectations of the movie was very low. I delayed watching it for two months just because....... (Fill in the blanks) Namaste Wahala is a romantic comedy that stars Nollywood actors like Richard Mofe-Damijo, Joke

  Tojo stared at the busy streets of Manhattan from his 30th-floor apartment at Battery Park. It was one of those days where he had decided to call off work. He had woken up with a migraine and had decided the best thing was to get some rest. His work as an Investment Banker in one of the best banks in the world, Goldman Sachs, was demanding.  He had been sleeping all day, only waking up at intervals. He picked up the TV remote control from the table and flipped through the channels on cable. Bad Boys II was showing on Showtime. “Crazy dudes,” He said, chuckling. He loved the combination of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence acting in a movie. The doorbell rang and he groaned, wondering who was at the door. Probably the delivery guy who was dropping off a package. The only other person who knew that he was at home was his cousin, Adeoti. Adeoti was a freelance UX designer who had plenty of time on his hands. Too much time, in his opinion. The guy had dated women from every continent of the