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Charles Inojie announces end of ‘The Johnsons’ TV series
Comic and actor, Charles Inojie, has announced the conclusion of the long-running Nigerian TV series, “The Johnsons,” which has been broadcast on Africa Magic for 13 seasons.
The show centered around the daily experiences of an ordinary Nigerian family residing in Lagos as they navigated various challenges.
Taking to his Instagram handle on Monday, Inojie, who portrayed the character of Mr. Lucky Johnson, the patriarch of the family, shared the news.
”After 13 years of absolute magic,13 years of awesomeness,,13 years of being Africa’s most-watched show on television,,13 years of being every family’s favorite,”
”THE JOHNSONS is finally taking a bow,” he said
In the series, Mr. Lucky Johnson, a scientist with a penchant for spending, often bewildered his family with his peculiar choice of words. Eventually, his character evolved into a renowned scientist after creating Jedimaicin, a remedy for the common ailment known as “jedijedi.”
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