Francis Duru, Cynthia Agholor, Cossy Orjiakor, Others Star In ‘Diplomatic Strings’

A new movie titled Diplomatic Strings that stands against human trafficking, full of intrigues, hatred, deceit, romance and above all comedy for your ultimate relaxation from the stable of Ehizoya Golden Entertainment is set to hit the cinemas across Africa, Europe and America in August.

The movie which is shot in choice locations in Frankfurt Germany and Nigeria tells the story of Adams, a zealous hardworking man who stands for what is right. He is in love with a super-rich lady Sharon, who chooses the illegitimate business as her only way of life. She is highly connected to the high and mighty in both the private and political circle. Adams explores her connection to his advantage. Her woes starts when she request Adams to bring a naive girl from Nigeria to Europe to work in her restaurant with the ultimate goal of making her one of her trafficked prostitute.

The movie is produced by Frankfurt Germany based cultural ambassador, Isaac Izoya

in partnership with Hollywood actress, fitness expert, motivational speaker and decorated Ex-President Obama Lifetime Achievement Award Author, Queen Blessing Itua. This blockbuster is directed by Paul Julius.

Diplomatic string, an entertaining and educational piece which has a bull eye on human trafficking features both Nollywood and international stars which include, Francis Duru, Cynthia Agholor, Uche Ogbodo, Jude Orhorha, Cossy Orjiakor, Obi Madubogwu, Casandra Odita, Olutokun Amos and George Eyo.

Other foreign acts that featured in the movie are Isaac Izoya, Queen Blessing Itua, Mathias Kramar, Hassna El- Bacha, Anslem Okhaimoh, Faith Ogoigbe, Imke Brenks and sensational Frankfurt based Zambia Music Icon, Yvonne Mwale.

Diplomatic Strings world premiere tour according to Isaac Izoya is as followed, Atlanta Georgia, USA (August 12), London UK (August 19), Zurich, Switzerland (August 26), Frankfurt, Germany (September 8) at the Nollywood Film Festival Germany, Abuja and Lagos, Nigeria (October 7).