Meet leading stars of Orimogunje’s for 'Maria Ebun Pataki' | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

The follow spot is on the leading man and lady and director of the compelling and audacious commentary on postpartum depression For Maria Ebun Pataki- Gabriel Afolayan, Meg Otanwa and Director Damilola Orimogunje.

If the movie has continued to retain number one position on Netflix where it is currently streaming, it is because it’s not just a delight to watch, but Orimogunje pulled a good cast that gave the movie its acting credits and a crew that delivered on all sides. Indeed G-Fresh, as Gabriel is fondly called by close friends and colleagues, has acquitted himself severally as an actor and he has raked in plenty awards as an actor including Most Promising Actor’ award at the 2012 Yoruba Movies Academy Awards and the awards of ‘Best Actor in a Supporting Role’ and The ‘Rising Star’ at the Nollywood Movies Award . He previously won an AMAA crest for supporting actor.

A former banker who quit her job in Tunisia for a career in the movie industry, Meg Otanwa studied English at the Ahmadu Bello University. The star of Pay Day, Knock Out Blessings, Ratnik and Kpians: The Feast of Souls who grew up in the middle belt of Nigeria, holds two Master degrees in Human Resources Management awarded by TIME University Tunis, Tunisia and in Business Administration awarded by Jean Maulin University, Lyon France.

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