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Abeni

Directed by	Tunde Kelani
Written by	Yinka Ogun François Okioh
Starring	Jide Kosoko Kareem Adepoju Abdel Amzat Bukky Wright
Production companies	Dove Media, Laha Productions, Mainframe Film and Television Productions
Distributed by	Mainframe Film and Television Productions
Release date	March 31, 2006 (2006-03-31)
Countries	Nigeria Benin
Language	Yoruba

Abeni is a 2006 Nigerian-Beninese film produced and directed by Tunde Kelani.^[1]

Cast

Kareem Adepoju as Baba Wande
Abdel Hakim Amzat as Akanni
Sola Asedeko as Abeni
Amzat Abdel Hakim as Akanni
Jide Kosoko
Bukky Wright

References

^ "Abeni". The Nation (Nigeria). Archived from the original on 2014-10-31. Retrieved 31 October 2014.

External links

Abeni at the Internet Movie Database
Mainframe site

v t e Films directed by Tunde Kelani
Ti Oluwa Ni Ile (1993) Ayo Ni Mofe (1994) Koseegbe (1995) O Le Ku (1997) Saworoide (1999) The White Handkerchief (2000) Thunderbolt: Magun (2001) Agogo Eewo (2002) The Campus Queen (2004) Abeni (2006) Arugba (2010) Maami (2011) Dazzling Mirage (2014) Ayinla (2021)

v t e Africa Movie Academy Award for Best Sound
Yesterday (2005) Widow's Cot (2006) Abeni (2007) White Waters (2008) Seventh Heaven (2009) I Sing of a Well (2010) Shirley Adams (2011) State of Violence (2012) Nairobi Half Life (2013) The Forgotten Kingdom (2014) Lonbraz Kann (2015) Fifty (2016)

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