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Guguru, Genti Media Partner for Innovative Radio Drama ‘Murder on Space X’

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Guguru Media and Genti Media have collaborated to produce “Murder on Space X,” a groundbreaking radio drama to be broadcasted via X Space (formerly Twitter Spaces). Set within the dysfunctional Chief Macaulay family, the narrative unfolds during a tension-filled dinner where vendettas simmer and suspicions rise.

Each family member becomes a potential suspect in the mystery surrounding Chief Jude’s demise. The voice cast includes talent from Guguru Media, promising a captivating storytelling experience. Co-written by Toye Ogunwole and Mautin Tairu, the drama offers an unconventional narrative approach.

As pioneers in Nollywood talent management and African audio content, Guguru Media and Genti Media aim to redefine audio entertainment. The pilot episode of “Murder on Space X” is slated for May on X Space, serving as a test-run for the series. Expect intrigue, suspense, and stellar performances in this innovative radio drama.

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