So many reactions as been following the most anticipated ‘King of Boys: The Return of the King’ as it was released exclusively on video streaming platform, Netflix.
So many reactions as been following the most anticipated ‘King of Boys: The Return of the King’ as it was released exclusively on video streaming platform, Netflix.
As earlier announced, the King of Boys sequel was released on Friday and the seven-part series made history as Netflix’s first original series out of Nigeria.
Jam Made in Lagos deluxe all day then watch King of boys at night ?
— Uche Odoh (@visualsbyuche) August 27, 2021
The series stars veteran actress Sola Sobowale, playing the lead role of Eniola Salami aka Laburu, the ‘King of Boys’ amongst other actors like Richard Mofe-Damijo, Toni Tones, Charley Boy, amongst others.
BIG BIG Congratulations to @kemiadetiba KING OF BOYS is now out on Netflix! I am soooooooo happy for you and I can’t wait to see Toni in action!!
— Ozzy (@ozzyetomi) August 27, 2021
The former edition is a story of a woman with powerful businesswoman’s political ambitions, threatened by her underworld connections, the ensuing power struggle could cost her everything.
However, in ‘The Return of the King’, Alhaja Eniola Salami, starts anew and sets her sights on a different position of power, fueled by revenge, regret and ruthlessness.
Kemi Adetiba did something in “King of Boys: The Return of the King” bruh ?.
— King Monye ? (@iamkingmonye) August 27, 2021
Kemi Adetiba, the producer of the movie, took to Twitter to celebrate the good news.
She wrote, “KOB: The Return of the King’ is now live on the Netflix platform only! #KOBArmyX it’s been an honour to stand the line and fight beside you all. Today, we enjoy the spoils of our battle. God bless this day. Even more, than He has done others!”
"Esi idanwo ti de ooooo!!"
KOB: THE RETURN OF THE KING is now LIVE on the NETFLIX platform ONLY!!! #KOBArmy⚔️ it's been an honour to stand the line and fight beside you all.
Today, we enjoy the spoils of our battle.
God bless this day…. Even more than he has done others!!
— Kemi Adetiba (@kemiadetiba) August 27, 2021
Meanwhile, on her Instagram, warned viewers against watching the movie on other unsolicited platforms. Adetiba wrote, “Of all factions, in all countries, of all races, sex and ethnic groups and tribes. Let’s go!
“As soldiers, you do the movement a disservice if you watch from any other platform other than Netflix.
“If you’re not watching on Netflix, you’re watching illegally. We don’t move like that and it does nothing for our battle.
“Thank you guys for the honour of both leading and serving. This is a moment of history. Let’s enjoy every second of it!”
