'A Trip To Jamaica' Tops Record.

A Trip to Jamaica, a film by prominent stand-up humorist, Ayo Makun, famously called AY, has beaten the movies incomes of all the enormous spending Hollywood and Nollywood titles discharged in 2016 here in Nigeria.

Simply a week ago, AY told the media that he stays sure the money related circumstance of the Nigerian economy will have practically zero impact on his 2016 motion picture 'A Trip To Jamaica'
AY had each motivation to remain positive as the motion picture which debuted on September 30, 2016, has earned more than 137million Naira, and checking to crush the Guinness world record of "30 Days in Atlanta", a past film created by him.

AY energetically broke the news of his new record, on Monday, by means of his online networking page saying: "Entertainer Ay Breaks His Own '30 Days In Atlanta' Guinness World Record With 'A Trip To Jamaica'.

"The motion picture has beaten the movies incomes of all the huge spending Hollywood titles discharged in 2016 here in Nigeria. These incorporate; Batman Vs. Superman, Captain America, Suicide Squad, London Has Fallen, Gods Of Egypt, Transporter, Doctor Strange, Tarzan, Magnificent 7 And Central Intelligence.

 "Much obliged to all of you for heading off to the films to see Nollywood motion pictures." "A Trip to Jamaica" stars Hollywood acts Roberts and Dan Davies, Jamaica acts Paul Campbell and Rebecca Silvera, Ghanaian performer Chris Attoh and Nigerian on-screen characters that incorporate AY Makun, Funke Akindele, Nse Ikpe Etim, Patoranking, Cynthia Morgan and Ras Kimono. Shot in Nigeria, America and Jamaica, the film concentrates on Akpos (AY) and his life partner Bola (Funke Akindele), who head out over the Atlantic to visit family, they suddenly wind up on an experience they would never envision.