Silent Night (1996 film)

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Silent Night
Directed by Chico Ejiro
Written byZeb Ejiro and Ogenejabor.
Release date
1996
CountryNigeria
LanguageEnglish language

Silent Night is a 1996 Action Nigerian Film about robbery whereby a gang was formed by different people. It was directed by Chico Ejiro

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The two writers are Zeb Ejiro and Ogenejabor. [1]

Cast

Plot

Stanley from a wealthy family joined a robbery hang out of boredom and upon recruitment as one of the members of black arrows went for an operation. He had to kill his own brother, Vincent when accidentally his family was raided and he recognized him.The leader of the gang's sister, Ruth is in a relationship with Stanley and it led to pregnancy.Nemesis caught up with black arrow team and they were arrested as well as sentenced to death by firing. [4] [5]

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