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Why ‘MKO’ documentary took 13 years, cost over $1million — Ose Oyamendan

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Why ‘MKO’ documentary took 13 years, cost over $1million — Ose Oyamendan

He discusses the motivation behind the documentary, his decision to feature Mr Abiola’s eldest son, Kola Abiola, and the accounts of prominent figures who featured in the documentary.

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