Finally, Film Mama Played By Hilda Dokubo Dies On Set.. played by Eniola Badmus, Funke Akindele (Photo)

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Finally film mama don die.....take heart Ogadinma (played by Eniola Badmus) and Angelina (played by Funke Akindele).
The look on their faces...Another picture after the cut

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