Rain of Hope
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| Rain of Hope | |
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| Directed by | Iyke Odife |
| Screenplay by | Henry Ohanze |
| Story by | Iyke Odife |
| Produced by | Stephen Edmund |
| Starring | Yul Edochie Chioma Chukwuka Chinyere Wilfred Ruth Kadiri |
| Edited by | Gabriel Okoroji |
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| Country | Nigeria |
| Language | English |
Rain Of Hope is a 2016 Nollywood drama film directed by Iyke Odife.
Plot
[edit]When the king dies, the prince must take his place but not without a wife. He proposes to his fiancee and she begins to show her other sides. The prince decides to ride a bicycle as a commoner and meets a lady and falls in love with her, but the evil people surrounding the prince cause havoc in the palace in order to stop the prince from marrying his new found love
Cast
[edit]- Yul Edochie as Prince Okiki
- Chioma Chukwuka as Mukosolu
- Ruth Kadiri as Kanyira
- Chinyere Wilfred as Queen Vera
- Shirley Igwe as Princess Jane
- Ekechi Nweje as Maria
- Emma Umeh as Igwemba
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