Nostalgic Nollywood Scenes

Remember when Nollywood gave us this type of scene repeatedly in the 90s?

Lady cruises down the road in her sleek Daewoo sports car.
Picture her as Susan Patrick.

Suddenly, the car slows, she says "damn it!" And slams her palm on the steering wheel in frustration.

She pulls over and steps out in this trouser suit and high heels.

She opens the bonnet and stares at the engine, confused. 

She stands beside the car, unsure of what to do next. 

(Somebody that would've climbed Okada since to where she's going).

Suddenly, a Mercedes 230E pulls up in front of her. 
It's Kenneth Okonkwo and his almighty dimples. 

He says, "hi young lady, seems you're having troubles with your car." 

"Yea, I don't know what the problem is. I have a meeting I can't miss."

"Hmm, let's see..."

He does abracadabra while touching the engine and radiator, the car starts immediately. 
No spanner, no engine oil, nothing!  

She queals with excitement. 

"Oh my gawd, how did you do that? Tenkiu! I'm Jovita by the way. Jovy for short. And you're?"

"Alex," he says. 

He turns to leave but pauses and says, "Uhm, Jovy, here's my complimentary card. It'll be nice to see you again."

Nobody needs to tell you the next scene would see them chasing each other on the beach.

BTV Reporting

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