KÒṢEÉGBÉ (1995) - A TUNDE KELANI CLASSIC MOVIE

The first of the Conscience Movie Series from Mainframe Productions Òpómúléró.

[@chiefyinkadqour5875]

Who’s watching in 2024 gather here. Evergreen movie

[@funsho83]

I am

[@orewaleolawale843]

just did today]

[@Perulebaba]

Today

[@taiwobolu4612]

I am

[@user-lr1vj9ri8e]

I'm here o

[@CASHLEEK1620]

Who’s watching in 2024🎉

[@yolami]

Tunde Kelani.....an ICON. Watching in 2024🎉

[@akinolaraphaelakinyemi2521]

This is 2023 , movie acted and story written 29 years ago portray education, awareness, information and moral lessons than most movies of today. TundeKelani is a legend.

[@phyliposoulmusic1142]

Who’s watching with me in 2022,beautiful and evergreen movie 😍🥰

[@wtcode]

just watching it for the first time

[@adeyemiayodele3784]

Watching again 😎

[@wtcode]

@@adeyemiayodele3784 great bro. there's a lot to learn from these movies

[@adeyemiayodele3784]

@@wtcode yes ooh... Great movie

[@Wrightman042]

Just watching

[@tolueneowolabi]

who is watching with me in 2020. Evergreen movie.. Great Content.. Solid Works by Baba Tunde Kelani

[@fixmetvchannel4796]

I am ooooo. I started watching old epic movie's for more traditional and epic stories that makes memorial

[@shinasmith6533]

You’re not alone

[@kemio.4061]

👆👆

[@Bouraimarachid3847]

You are not alone

[@aishatalonge7066]

Great movie

[@sirdayus1]

Wow... Watching in 2024 after watching when I was a child... God bless elder Tunde Kelani

[@adesilutemitope7149]

This movie made me remember my late dad. He use to buy all dese movie as cassette back den when I was still small especially dis koseegbe, I can’t forget it. Rip to my dad 😢

[@lawaltunde-ub8eu]

Sorry for the lost 😢

[@sherifjuwon6547]

Sorry for lost sister

[@deji8599]

Tunde Kelani is amazing. My favourite film maker of all time. Kola Oyewo is a great actor damn.

[@SimpleHillMedia]

Thanks to Uncle TK for this evergreen work, funny enough, kósèègbe is my project's case study, supervise by Joke Muyiwa. Department of Performing art Olabisi Onabanjo university Ago Iwoye.

[@fran6fbi622]

Work of masterpiece.. Throughout the movie, no single utterance of spoken English, purely local dialect. Unlike today’s home videos that mix English with local dialect, all in the name of forming tushed and thereby making the movie lose it originality. Kudus to the good old days. I miss those

[@moyeniyusuf3906]

God bless you for this, so annoying

[@kennethdada7583]

Who else is just binge watching all Mainframe classics? Tunde Kelani is the greatest filmmaker of all time.

[@ayanfeoluwaseun]

Me oooo

[@utterutility5718]

All movies by Tunde Kelani are masterpieces! Full of real life lessons..

[@ProgressiveYoruba]

What I aspire to do 🤍

[@uberhaute_naturalz84]

Rip to Prof Akinwumi Isola and other great actors that are gone!

[@hantyrebe9622]

This masterpiece can never be boring. 28 years after, I'm still savoring it.

[@abayomiaiyepola6598]

whenever i watch mainframe movies, i feel kind of euphoric that something great like this is done in Nigeria and got me thinking why we couldnt honor this great men and women who have and are telling the African story in the African way like the Indian Government does with their thespians? Every year you see top indian artistes decorated as padma shri, padma vibushan, etc in recognition of their contribution to arts but als in Nigeria when the government helps it is either to cter for a dying artiste. it is saddening. Sir Tk, i pray God elongate your life and that you get the recognition you deserve. kindly help upload ayo ni mofe. thanks sir

[@debayous]

I remember watching the very first version of this story back in the 70's, it was transmitted in 2 parts on Nta back then. This one is a redo, how things have changed, I remember those phones that u will spend a minute dialing and then u will get 'All trunks are busy' so u will dial again and spend the whole day dialing. The 90's looks hard when I look back but back then, it was the best days, we was young and healthy, how I wish I had it all again.

[@olammyfootwears6110]

How times flies

[@olammyfootwears6110]

I remember how we use to sit with grandpa every evening to watch too then,when decorum is important

[@omoobaalana]

The situation of Nigeria made me come back to this movie and I wept over what the country has become now even our movie industry is not helpful ... .2022. #YorubaNationNow

[@adeyemiomolola3926]

I remember when we are watching this movie will used to go to the next house. thanks Mr kelani

[@femiadesua6759]

Black and White TV

[@olatoyeibrahim9769]

Watching this 2023 , and still educative. Kudos to the Actors and actress

[@zionmedia4772]

This are the days where producers and story writers make reflections on what's obtainable in our society and this is what we need to consume in this generation in order to sustain our heritage. Excellent piece. Evergreen!

[@jagbani1]

Al Imam GANI watching many times 2024and thanks for the uploader

[@anthoniaabioye2936]

Watching in 2020! Quite young when I first saw this movie, barely understand the storyline then. It portrayed and will continue to portray what goes on in our society. thank you Daddy TK for giving us this and every other evergreens, you made my childhood

[@tkelani]

Thanks for your nice comments and constant encouragement. GOD bless you all. Ire ni o. TK

[@lagoscrowntv9873]

Tunde kelani, congratulations on your recent award, all your work done will forever be projecting you to the TOP MOST till you are aged. And my respect also goes to KOLA OYEWO whom I love watching in your movies. Great Heroes...... Never die.

[@yinkadolapo8871]

God will bless whoever uploaded this movie. You just took me 25 years back

[@yinkadolapo8871]

The sad thing is we won't appreciate the beautiful works of Tunde Kelani until he's gone. This seems ages ago, when I watched this in black and white TV with zero worries on my mind. Watched Owo Blow and Ti oluwa nile days ago and I had tears in my eyes. Lots has changed in our world. Lots!

[@drwolep]

Do you mind sharing ur experiences. What made you tear up?

[@gracefoundme9058]

I loved the part you said with zero worries...same here with me darling,but we thank God for life

[@lawalquadri9672]

This movie is still very relevant and truth about Nigeria...

[@shittabeylateefat8832]

Continue to rest in peace dad, this movie remind me of you when you are all dressed up in your uniform in the Nigerian customes. You met your untimely death in the line of duty.

[@babalolafashola6964]

May Allah forgive him is sin

[@akerejaben2709]

May his soul continue to rest in peace. So sad

[@olokhitaiosawere7430]

May his soul rest in peace

[@seyitaiye3464]

OMG toyin Adegbola and Peju ogunmola look so beautiful

[@clickmama4857]

Fine women...

[@MauriceBo-kn2jj]

2024❤ here watching after tirelessly searching for TI OLUWA NILE concluding parts😢

[@crownny4you690]

2021 team here.are you there When people were watching this movie in my presence then.all i could understand and remember now is the pictures and the end.its because I was merely 3yrs of age when it was released.a great art that depicts the system we were born on that is still finding it way with us. may God preserve Baba Tunde Kelani longer for us.

[@dayoofere8513]

Kudos to uncle TK,the greatest filmmaker of all time ,I was saying to my wife just now that you should be on FG payroll for all the movies you've done

[@sikirularry6861]

This are educating movies of all times, they don’t make interesting movies like this any longer. Watching 2020

[@MisterBABLO]

Baba T.K deserves a Nollywood Hall of Fame/ Lifetime Achievement Award at both AMVCA and theHeadies combined!!!

[@ogunnubiadedoyin696]

A revolution cannot be a one-man affair! TK, has offered us solutions to our predicament along time ago through is evergreen movie series.. Yoruba firm industry needs to retrace their their lost track. I'm fortunate to be part of 19s century...Long life TK

[@naomisignatures6398]

Imagine a 1996 movie nd the education system of Nigeria is already corrupt,d customs are already taking bribe nd implicating each others in other to to remain in power,the thugs have been used,children are hawking on d street nd until date it is still dsame thing. Now my question is what year gangan did Nigeria citizens enjoy good government???

[@hungrylion7742]

😂😂😂😂E weak me ehen. Customs steady taking bribes since 1990s

[@tecvaseblog]

This masterpiece is exactly the replica of the current situation of this country. There are a few good persons out there wanting to make a change but the wicked ones are the one thwarting their efforts. May God deliver Nigeria from corruption.

[@damfatkass364]

This is my first time of watching the movie as we don't have access to TV back then. We only heard people talking about it then. Despite the fact that the movie is over 20years it is still very much relatable to Nigeria current situation.

[@favourmercy2048]

I was 12 then. Long live mainframe, long live daddy Tunde Kelani.

[@kennethromero5535]

please upload thunderbolt MAGU.. blessed memory of PA Adebayo Faleti and Mama Bukky Ajayi

[@omotanwaayeni6028]

It's on KZbin; titled Thunderbolt.

[@shittuayomide5488]

1995 till 2019.24 years ago and the movie is still in Vogue. Thank to you Uncle T. K

[@arikeoyindamola9355]

Evergreen movie who is watching with me in 2019 😘 😘 I love watching originality

[@oladipupooyekunle9378]

Arike Oyindamola yes o

[@dayoadeleye6651]

Can't get tired of this movie Still watching in 2020 fire 🔥

[@bolanlealawode4918]

Beautiful masterpiece Ijinle Yoruba indeed !!! No dilution Love it. Kudos to all the casts and producers E se ❤

[@Vick-ob8kd]

Aye Le. Life is so terrible. Enu ti obinrin o lee mu. Obinrin naa ko tii setan ni. God bless us all in Jesus name. Kudos to all the casts and Crew

[@ayokaolanrewaju4033]

Good bless you for this lovely throwback, we love you Tunde kelani

[@akeredun]

This film was shot at my alma mater: Great Ife ooo!!! I knew it as soon as I saw the staff quarters. So many memories! Excellent film!

[@okelolaokefemi5489]

Who's watching with me in 2023 for real I love this movie❤❤

[@abiodunfalana4036]

Mama Peju Ogunmola...from a darling to grandma. ..ao ni waa yin ti

[@dr.francisoluwaferanmitimo5802]

Hmmmmm... let me appreciate the person that got this uploaded. Watched this movie sometimes around 2000 after I read the book like 1996 or so... still looking for the book. Now, kudos to the living legend of our time TUNDE Kelani. These are movies with messages, good props and nice dialogue....

[@veezyadroit]

Watching again in 2024.

[@habeebatbolamukaila9688]

Thanks for the person that upload this movies that takes us back to old school movies which make very good sence

[@djseemagic]

This movie deserves an Oscar for real

[@olafareoluwasegun]

To think I was just telling my wife that I have searched everywhere on KZbin for Baba's (TK) Kòseégbé but all was in futility. A random check as usual and voila!!! It's already uploaded. Whosoever that did this, may your work bless generations just as TK's masterpiece has blessed a whole lot. This is a film I can't be tired of watching, viewed it when I was 12 or so. Even with the age of the film everything about it was top notch. What we have in the nollywood now is iranu upandan. In a nutshell the synonym of this movi is NIGERIA! GOD help us. Ìwà ìbàjé ti wà ojó pé.

[@missyadams]

It's Tunde Kelani's channel, HE uploaded it

[@ogunsadebenjaminadeiyin2729]

@@missyadams yes, it's NIGERIA

[@elishaoluwafemi1982]

I love the scene of Ogbeni Mako and Silifa. The conversations in the living room were so enriching, and the legendary actors acted it so well. The sharing of thoughts of the three crooks is also very interesting. It will be difficult to have another Yoruna movie to surpass Kosegbe. It's always refreshing watching it. Reformation is possible if we are determined to do so. There will always be a way. Thanks to all that made this possible.

[@ajaoyetunde7352]

The real movie, different from show- off of today movie. It gives the meaning of wat the society looks like. Kudos to TK

[@jomoluda]

Who watched this in 1995 and still watching in 2020?

[@abdulwahidamzat4606]

This awesome. An evergreen blockbuster, very relevant even now. All mainframe productions are award winning movies. Thoughtfully prepared, professionally scripted and acted, and masterly delivered. I doff my hat.

[@dammieedaniel1966]

This movie would be extremely appreciated in this present day. Great job.

[@akinolafeyisolaademola4363]

Tunde Kelani is a LEGEND

[@bisolaadeniji1919]

Awwww. Such nostalgic feeling! These indigenous movies made childhood exciting. I'm glad those old works were well archived. Kudos mainframe 👍

[@FatolaBabatunde-qk6fs]

I watched this movie 29yrs ago and rewatching it now 2024 kudos to the actors

[@idowuadegokesamson9487]

Long live mainframe and tunde kelani

[@oladapoabiodun246]

First time I watch this movie I just watched pictures but now I got the plot . Thanks Uncle TK for this masterpiece . Next on the list is Owoblow and Oleku

[@adeyemoadedamola7657]

Owo Blow is a masterpiece

[@olodudeolumidealex9709]

Owo EJE is another one you should watch

[@akindayodamilare6704]

Tunde Kelani film maker is very interesting,Uncle T. K I appreciate all ur works God bless you,Kola oyewo,Jide kosoko wonderful actor and Anurty ToyinAdegbola Peju-Ogumonla this pretty Sister Play d role very well and d interpret d Script nice work uncle T.k Kudos to u,F.G should be paying 4 this wonderful films.

[@adiguntomisin5859]

This is ever green,related to what is happening in our present Nigeria. God bless you baba TK

[@olowolowoidowst2820]

Adigun Tomisin hi

[@elishaoluwafemi1982]

When will I be tired of watching this classic movie? It epitomizes Nigeria's bureaucracy, while providing roadmaps for how to navigate through the trubulent periods. Above all, it brings to fore the values and the enviable traditions that characterize Yoruba' s social snd political ethos. Awesome work!

[@blazejay208]

You can never get tired of watching video like this, it always bring back those old memories and give a kind of feelings you have experienced in a while 😊😊😊 I LOVE IT...

[@tosinadeleye8281]

Uncle Tunde killani is a prophet....

[@adioakinwumi6142]

Most of children born around 90s wil not really understand dis movie,bcos its not a that just show kissing nd open of breast up nd down,this is our heritage Without mainframes our evergreen movies go don wash away,tanks u mainframe,tanks u daddy sir tunde kilani

[@frosshub7971]

Anytime im watching movie like this..i wish i could switch back the time to my childhood days,me and my peers sitting on the floor while my brothers and sisters on the couch watching together on that black and white TV😊😊😊😊

[@ayojcross]

Salu ohun mugbo.... I remember we used to joke with this line back then in the mid 90's but am back here to watch again in year 2020 and will probably come back to watch again because this is an evergreen political satire. kudos Uncle TK

[@islamomol4470]

The story of Mr Nigerian kudos to Mr Tunde kilani great job 👍👍👍

[@rufusolabisi8481]

It should be noted here that the Legendary (Tunde Kelani) is a film maker while late Prof Akinwumi Ishola was the writer of the story. The two of them did a very good job- Kudos to both of them. This movie and the others are fantastic.

[@oladaposalami6332]

I love Yoruba. Filled with many proverbs.e.g Awugbe ni ti bombom. Ode ti o perin ko toju egbe

[@calculusfit]

Evergreen! I just saw this again in 2021. Movies that can actually change the world (bsp. Nigeria) are unfortunately no more. Kudos TK

[@olakunleoladipo7489]

I'm here to watch again April 2023 😊

[@akinrinadesolomon5579]

These set of films are not in circulation again, meaningful movies that teach lessons. Well done sir

[@deborah_toyosifkadebbyamed8477]

Kudos to Tunde Kelani. From the plot to the Yoruba proverbs and usage, I am really pleased. Please we need more of your movies. New movies o.

[@ademolaajibade587]

Wow!!! One of my best movies of all time. This is a pure Nigerian movie masterpiece.

[@titilayosanusirasaq9404]

Watching in March, 2021. Evergreen always

[@tijanikabir6791]

Iwa-ibaje ti wa ti pe; nice movie to refresh memories

[@mefoworadeadewale1316]

Who’s here in 2023? 😂🎉

[@Mmm-zd3lr]

1996 Still watching in 2024

[@shittabeylateefat8832]

Thanks a lot for upload of the movie. It brings back memories of my late darling father in his days in Nigerian customes.

[@GoodMuyis]

NEPA did not allow me to enjoy this movie in our Neighbour's house when I was young. @01:80Saliu o mugbo.... bo lomo se wan go bayi o I cannot forget this statement

[@oyenikemakinde6262]

Kudos to the old Yoruba movies for real, i don’t know how come they did not leave this legacy to the new ones 🥴

[@olaoluwaamoo9910]

Crop of Yoruba finest Artistes and legends

[@user-id8rk5gx4z]

I am watching this October 2023.Evergreen movie❤❤❤

[@irekanmitayo8032]

this movie really talks about how nigeria systems has been operating, nigeria can never settle until we separate , nice movie .

[@ladbol521]

Counselor Balogun in action. The casts are phenomenal

[@sheriffapena3092]

wow, watching this again in 2018 and I'm smiling all through. see the creativity and intelligence in delivery, setting and direction, we are missing all these in our movies of today. Live long uncle TK and the entire crew and cast. A great lesson for the nation and the people

[@coojaj]

Can never get tired of Mainframe movies... classic👍🏽

[@josha4913]

Wow look at these scenes and the cinematography this is awesome I never knew Nigerian movies had this kind of caliber this is superbly produced 👍👏👏

[@adesinafaridat8571]

I love everything about daddy TK's work. Yoruba language is spoken in it's rawest and truest form. I mean....undiluted. These are the things that should be watched.

[@tkelani]

Thanks for your constant support and encouraging comments. GOD bless you all

[@olamide360]

Am very happy I was born in the 90s

[@oniluproductions1]

Very good Yoruba literature novel, Red the book during my high school days.

[@eloquence1010]

Anything from TK is always a bomb 💣

[@PhronesisDogs]

These women acted as slay mamas but nudity was not promoted. Our ladies today ehn

[@user-rx4ze1hy7r]

Nowadays actresses are BASTARDS

[@lamudeade]

It's always refreshing to watch.

[@dayoagbonyin2952]

Some part of the scene still very relevant in today's politics!