Film African Cultural Values - Everybody Loves Jenifa Jennifer Funke Akindele's A Tribe Called Judah

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How do you regard her experiences with the men in her life?

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Funke is a seasoned entertainer. I love this movie.

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Though her experiences with the men in her life is a bitter one, yet the fact that she cherished and is proud of everyone of her children epitomize her a typical African Woman, whose duty is to give care, comfort and love to her children.

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So correct. African women are just so exceptional. Their love is so unique.

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Mother's Love is always the best. Apart from few, mothers never leave. They're always there. ❤❤❤❤

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It is so sad that we often times judge people without knowing their true story. Women are the pillars of the house and nation. They go through a lot.

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Very true. Judgment attitude has cost both parties a great deal. People, especially women are going through a lot.

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I strongly recommend this movie for mother's day and world peace day. Not only is it about the African mother's love for their children and the three major tribes in Nigeria - Wazobia, it symbolizes Funke as Nigeria wherein Nigerians can live peacefully in love and unity of purpose for the betterment of the country no matter the situation. Funke Akindele, you are a creative controversial writer.

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Very true..

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May God lead women to the likes of Boma. Women are strong. Bravo! to all women and mothers out there.

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@@johnknoxvisuals Amen!