The cool/ wazobia crew on march 14th graced the premier of one of the latest blockbuster movies from highly acclaimed producer/director Lancelot Oduwa Imasuen,’ ADESUWA’ at the prestigious Ladi Kwali hall of the Sheraton hotels Abuja. The movie premier which dragged in a mammoth crowd comprising of entertainers, politicians, and social heavy weights, kicked off at exactly 7.15pm and it was a one way ride to fun land.

 The movie which focused on the theme of Lust saw an avalanche of professional actors put their craft to the limit. With the likes of Olu Jacobs, Ngozi Ezeonu, Bob Manuel Udokwu, Cliff Igbinoba and the dexterity of the camera men, it was only applauses, ‘ahhsss’ and ‘owsss’ that rent the air from time to tie, either appreciating the delivery of a particular line or the actions in a particular scene
ADESUWA opens in cinemas in may, and we must say, this is one movie you won’t forgive yourself for missing out on.

A Nepalese man who stands no taller than a newborn has been declared the world's shortest man in history.
Chandra Bahadur Dangi, who says he's 72, earned the title with a height of 54.6 centimeters (21.5 inches), Guinness World Records announced Sunday.
Guinness editor-in-chief Craig Glenday traveled to the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu, where he oversaw the official measurements of Chandra at medical clinic.

The Guinness World Record guidelines required three measurements of Chandra's height taken over 24 hours, which included his length standing and lying flat.
Chandra is more than an inch shorter than the current holder of the "shortest man living" title, Filipino Jurney Balawing, who is 59.9 centimeters, or just under 2 feet.
Balawing was awarded the title in June when he turned 18.
Guiness has also awarded Chandra the title of "shortest man ever." The previous record holder was Gul Mohammed of India, who measured 57 centimeters. He died at age 40 in 1997.