Social banking from GT bank, anywhere, anytime, any device. To Tokumbu and its newly formed head start-up, to take care. In 2012, when... months after we just started in Duny, we were looking for scripts to develop as a web series and we called for people to enter their scripts into the competition or we couldn't find anything that we actually liked. And it wasn't because the scripts were necessary really bad. It was just not the right story that wanted to tell. In Duny's entire aim is to tell contemporary African culture stories, right? And that's what we're trying to project. So we were looking for that sort of story, something I was young, fresh, telling a very useful African story about contemporary African culture. I thought of these four characters that were based on people that I knew. Some of the characters actually based on some of my experiences as well, but also friends that I have who were trying to find themselves. So these are young people who are born off to uni everywhere, basically around the world, even in Nigeria as well. And you're done and you know that that life that everybody says, you're supposed to come out of uni, get a job, get married, have kids, basically, and die. It's not the life that you want. You want more. You want to do something more. And so a lot of young people that I knew at the time were also going through that. They wanted to create something that would last outlast them as well. That would be bigger than what maybe even their parents had done. They wanted to be very, they wanted to be an integral part of African's change as well. And that was a feeling that I also was having. And I knew a lot of young people who were going through that. And I also knew that they were also struggling with their relationships with the older generation, so their parents and uncles and aunties. They didn't understand this burning desire to be more, you know, to be more than the average or to be more than the status quo and what was expected of them. So this was a story that I felt like, okay, this is a story that we need to tell. In fact, when my mother watched this season one, she called me and said, tell me, I saw what you did, don't you need it, don't you need it, don't you need it, don't you need it, don't you need it. And they're going to be investing in total of about $7 million. Wow. Takumbo is actually a very interesting guy. He just shows you that no matter how perfect or imperfect a man is, we really should just accept him. We don't know where you're coming from. We don't know why he makes any choices, but just don't judge. Just let him be and he will grow into the kind of man that does good. Well, unlike you, I don't have my parents went to Fulbackhorn. Even as a character is quite interesting to play, I feel that her story is very similar to what a lot of young girls go through and then having to find yourself making certain decisions as an adult, also battling with your morals versus having to live a life and fend for yourself in hustling that Lego, so hustling Nigeria. So I think she's a very, very interesting character to play. Good morning, Lego. What's up people? Make no mistake. It is the OB. And it is so, so good to be back on the radio after being away for such a long time. I joined Gideop because I thought that the very first season was amazing. I watched all of it and I thought that Jody Solade did really, really incredible stuff on it. So when I was told that they thought it would be nice for me to come through and do something for this. Yeah, let's do this. This is magic. Let's make the magic happen. So I took the chance. What I liked most about my own character was his narcissism. The love for himself, you know, that just makes him the center of everything. And I mean in terms of, I mean, as an individual, you never catch me doing that. But as a character, sometimes it was fun to just be, yeah, let's just dwell on me, man. I think he's the one you want. I've never felt like this before. So in season one, Eki was a character that was introduced. And so I feel like a lot of her backstory was not really on the surface yet. In season two, there's a lot of growth that happens. So you get an insight into Eki's life. And her experiences with love, her experiences with friendship, I feel like not just Eki, but all the characters grow up in season two. All the characters begin to have like depth and become more complex as humans are. And so I think Eki really, really becomes a woman in season two. What's your last review? I'd like to think of the crew of the video. This is going to come before you. As 300. A small, effective crew. New what they needed to do at every point in time. So even if we didn't do that, careful as we wanted to do. We tried to get a set of people, tried to pick a set of people that knew what they needed to do. We needed to do it. They jumped on it a little bit. Give us a take. We had 20, 25 people. That's about it. One of the coolest things behind the scenes also is just how Nia Perfidgette is with the idea of what she holds. I thought that was, you know, I'm saying to the detail in terms of how she sees each of the scenes and each moment in each of the scenes. So yeah, behind those scenes, I enjoy that. The video is definitely special. It's different in all respects. With how things are done, with the meticulous nature of my very special director. You know, yes, everything has to be done perfectly. And I think it was, I can say confidently that it's been one of the very best things that's happened to me coming into this industry and seeing that OK things can actually be done. So, post-to is in this by the logistics, difficulties that we have. I think the reason why people are drawn to Gideop is because there's something different about the way it looks, about the way it feels, about the way the show moves across the screen. I think that is a testament to Jaddy's work. There's something very unique there. See you guys in the morning. My hope is that people are able to be on the end join you in pleasure of how we look. People are able to connect with these characters and they're able to identify with them. They're able to, the ones that they don't identify with, they can see those realities, they're exposed to these realities and they enjoy it, basically enjoy the show. That's really the whole process in two. Gideop in three words. Classy. Clean. And fantastic. 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