Damilola Mike-Bamiloye tells The Process how he handled the delicate story of Nigeria's first Gospel series actor, dramatist, producer, and director, Mike Bamiloye with the flick The Train. He explains the challenges he avoided and the influence of his father Mike Bamiloye, the founder and president of Mount Zion Drama Ministry and Mount Zion Television.

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Such is the story of an Indian schoolboy, Subham Soubhagya Agasti who built a petrol-powered bicycle after an Indian law banned under-18s from driving motorcycles. Agasti designed a petrol-powered bicycle with the help of his elder brother Jagabandhu in Bhadrak district, eastern India.

Elevator Baby tells the story of a privileged young man Dare with a fiery temper, who got stuck in a faulty elevator with a semi-literate pregnant woman in labour. Dare is left with no choice but to try and save both mother and child. This is a story of him and his inner self.

The flick 'Man Who Cuts Tattoos' was produced by Mike Omonua and stars Omowunmi Dada, Valerie Dish, Elvis Duke. Its a story of two crucial periods in Nigerian history when two young women must ponder the painful sacrifices they are forced to make for love.

Celebrities share conflicting views on xenophobic Attacks. Pop singer Davido is set to tie the knot with his girlfriend, Chioma Avril Rowland. A Nashville school priest, Reverend Dan Reehil has been advised by exorcists to ban the fantasy novels in the Harry Potter books, over fears the popular children’s novels could be used to summon spirits and many more.

Western media’s inability to portray the African continent in an accurate light, has led to Africans telling their own stories by themselves. The medium through which the African story can be told is as diverse as there are messengers. One of the message-bearers of the African story is Mary Remmy Njoku.

Different sides to the same story?