The Nigeria Film and Video Censor Board [NFVCB] has lifted the ban on the film “Sugar Rush”. The Executive Director of the National Film and Video Censors Board Alhaji Adedayo Thomas debunked rumours that the film was banned because it portrayed a government agency in bad light. I am currently working with the distributor, producer, director and key actors to grant final approval for the resumed exhibition at cinemas,” he said. Sugar Rush follows the story of three sisters – Sugar sisters – who accidentally discover 800,000 dollars in the house of a corrupt man. Watch the director of “Sugar Rush”, Kayode Kasum speaks with The Guardian on how the “Sugar Sisters” were brought to life:

Source: The Guardian January 17, 2020 16:41 UTC