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EMEKA OSSAI

@realemekaossai

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Happy birth anniversary to me. Lord!! To you be all glory!!🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 by @realemekaossai

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Happy birthday chief, wishing you many more wonderful celebrations in good health and more prosperity 🙏
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22 days ago

Last weekend was an amazing time with these 3 legends of the Nollywood.

My good friends and Senior brothers
Fred Amata @fredoamata
Keppy Ekpeyong @officialkeppyekpenyong
Emeka Ossai @realemekaossai

Glad to see you all in great spirit and My condolences on the loss of Uncle Olu Jacobs by @realemekaossai

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23 days ago

An important yearly tradition of NEMCEA is to celebrate Industry Pacesetters and give due recognition & honour to those Individuals who have contributed immensely to the Industry.

NEMCEA 2025 have shortlisted 3 iconic figures worthy of celebration and emulation by all standards.

They are Mr. Tade Ogidan (Veteran Director/Filmmaker), High Chief Emeka Ossai ( Veteran Actor & Producer) and Posthumous Award to Late Mr. Adeoye Roluga (A Veteran Producer/Marketing Expert).

We celebrate their indelible marks in the Industry ...

It's 11 days to NEMCEA 2026...go and register now ... www.nemcea.com/register

#nemcea5thedition
#nemceaawards2026
#contentislife
#contentcreators
#EMCOAN4life taken in Radisson Blu Hotel, Lagos Ikeja by @realemekaossai

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2 months ago

Family. Betrayal. Forgiveness…

Fractured is coming.

#FracturedMovie #KoachEntertainments #Nollywood #MovieTok #comingsoon by @realemekaossai

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3 months ago

Words on marble… by @realemekaossai

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5 months ago

#africamagic ICONS 2026!! @ijeomarichards1 @fidelisduker @uzodinmaokpechi @charlesnovia by @realemekaossai

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Lagos Ekite Clubs Walk for Life!#lagoscountryclub #islandclub #yorubatennisclub #ekoclub #lagoslawntennisclub by @realemekaossai

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6 months ago

No hollywood studio wanted to produce the passion of the Christ. Too risky. Too controversial.

So Mel Gibson funded it himself, forming his own production company. He knew this would cost him everything.

When casting Jesus, Mel warned Jim Caviezel: "If you do this, you will be rejected by hollywood."

Jim took a day to pray. Then he called back: "We have to make it. I am 33. My initials are J.C."

Mel paused. "You are scaring me." And hung up.

What followed was the most brutal role in hollywood history.

Caviezel lost 45 pounds, was struck by lightning twice, and whipped by accident leaving a 14-inch scar.

He dislocated his shoulder and developed pneumonia and hypothermia from hanging on the cross for hours.

Filming the crucifixion alone took 5 weeks. He later underwent two open-heart surgeries due to stress.

Jim's goal was clear:

“I didn't want people to see me. I wanted them to see Jesus. Conversions will happen through that."

And they did. All over the world.

The film grossed $611 million worldwide and became the most successful R-Rated film in history.

But more than that, it brought Christ’s suffering to life and pierced hearts across the globe.

Pedro Sarubbi, who played Barabbas, said of Caviezel: "His eyes had no hatred. Only mercy and love." He converted to Christianity.

Luca Lionello, who played Judas, was a former Atheist. After filming, he became a christian and baptized his children.

A muslim technician on set watched the filming... and gave his life to Christ.

The passion of the Christ didn't just make headlines, it changed lives.

It sparked conversations in hollywood, conversions in living rooms, and tears in theaters around the world.

A film about his death led many to find true life.

Credit: Oluwatimileyin by @realemekaossai

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#igbinedioneducationcentre what a big shame to a legacy established for advancement our youth. What heartbreak to the great Esama of Benin..😢😢 by @realemekaossai

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