Omoni Oboli wins court order lifting the injunction on Okafor's Law screening

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Omoni Oboli has won the right to screen Okafor's Law nationwide after court lifted the injuction on its screening. The movie will now be at the cinemas nationwide today. She shared the injunction notice with LIB and wrote on IG:

Glory be to God!!!!!!!!!!! #OkaforsLaw is showing in all cinemas NATIONWIDE from tomorrow Friday the 31st of March. We serve a living God! Thanks for all the prayers and the love 😍😍😍 #OkaforsLaw


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