WHAT I SAW IN THE NIGERIA MOVIE


I almost fall out of bed with laughter when I saw this, I was watching a Yoruba Movie and it gets to a ghost scene whereby the Babalawo needs to chant incantation to call up a dead so that they will have a discussion about the source of his death as his family member is at the Babalawo's shrine, after the Babalawo's incantation, the spirit as usual appeared at the Babalawo's red cloth screen but what baffles me most that makes me laugh out loud is the spirit's background, it was strange to see MTN at the background of the death  ghost that Babalawo just use incantation to call out from his graveyard, then I wonder that; shey spirit also make calls or are they selling recharge card in heaven?, before I come to conclude that, well, MTN's slogan is kukuma everywhere you go, abi no be so?

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