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Kunle Afolayan dismisses ₦5bn court case rumours on Aníkúlápó as false
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Kunle Afolayan dismisses ₦5bn court case rumours on Aníkúlápó as false

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
Filmmaker Kunle Afolayan denies owing FirstBank ₦5 billion for his film Aníkúlápó, dismissing court case rumours as false. Read More: https://punchng.com/kunle-afolayan-dismisses-%e2%82%a65bn-court-case-rumours-on-anikulapo-as-false/

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