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“Mummy Calm Down” Kid Lands First Nollywood Movie Role
Trixx NG reports Lawal Babalola Oreofeoluwa, popularly known as “mummy calm down” has landed his first nollywood movie role in Kunle Afolayan’s ‘Swallow’.
The Five-year-old kid rose to fame after a video of him telling his mother to calm down when she tried punishing him went viral.
After gaining national recognition, the young boy became an ambassador to some companies and met with Lagos state Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and many other celebrities.
Little Oreofeluwa has now completed his first movie role as Eniola Badmus’ young son, Ayo in the blockbuster movie.
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