Why We’re Premiering 93 Days – Paul Adefarasin

The Senior Pastor of House on the Rock Church, Paul Adefarasin, says the need to recognise good initiatives and commitment to the good of society informed the church’s decision to partner the producers of 93 Days, a movie that dramatises  Nigeria’s battle with Ebola in 2014.
The movie will be premiered at the church headquarters in Lekki, Lagos, on September 13, in collaboration with Natives FilmWorks, Michelangelo Productions and the Bolanle Austen-Peters Production.
The Steve Gukas film captures the heat  the country experienced when the deadly disease struck, with emphasis on roles played by stakeholders, especially the late Stella Adadevoh, the doctor who treated Patrick Sawyer, the Liberian through whom the disease came into the country.
 On the collaboration, Adefarasin is quoted as saying in a statement, “House on the Rock’s mission is to work together with everyone that is invested in building a transformed nation, a better Nigeria, and this essence ties strongly into the courage displayed by Dr.  Adadevoh and her colleagues who brought hope to a nation that was being threatened by devastation at the expense of their own lives. This is the kind of love and sacrifice that can truly bring transformation to all.”

Starring Bimbo Akintola, Danny Glover, Tim Reid, Somkele Idhalama, Keppy Ekpenyong, Gideon Okeke and other talented actors, 93 Days is described as a compelling story of dedication, sacrifice and resilience  as it celebrates the courage shown by the First Consultant Medical Team, Lagos State, the Federal Government and well-meaning organisations in combating the Ebola virus’.

September 07, 2016