Scroll down to the music player and press pause, so you can enjoy this short movie
Shuga Episode 1 from mtv staying alive on Vimeo.
Shuga Episode 2 from mtv staying alive on Vimeo.
Shuga Episode 3 from mtv staying alive on Vimeo.
Great performance, wonderful stories
Spread the Message. Not the Virus
Know Status Get Tested
Staying safe is as easy as ABC
A= Abstinence
B= Be Faithful
C= Condoms
Credits : Fashion Junkii, Jamatiiorg
10 comments:
This is truly inspiring.Great work ..
Thanks for sharing dear..
This is truly inspiring.Great work ..
Thanks for sharing dear..
Very classy and interesting, love the storyline, very meaningful, thanks for sharing...wow!
2cute4u
It really is inspiring
am glad u liked it
YankeeNaijaBabe
Its very very meaningful, am really happy you watched it
sad ending but oh well... dats life
xo
Hey this is a great article about Shuga!
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ohh i discovered this earlier this year n i loved it! i had to share with all my friends. i always underrated all other African countries but i'm slowly but surely learning... big ups to Kenya n MTV!
there's a Trinidadian series like this as well... not as great but that accent is just pure chocolate to my ears!
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Hey in terms of the Trini one - Yea the accent is cool eh?
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Ben
wow, I was very impressed with the acting and the message came accross so clearly! Young people especially need to get tested before getting married but what am I even saying, these days people think just 'cos someone is cute they can't be a carrier!
It's a policy in my church in Ghana to get tested before marriage. They advice that during the pre-marital counselling process. Big ups to Kenya for being a pace setter! Great actors!... the kissing part... hmm not too sure if that fits very well in the context of my African upbringing :)
This was produced really well. I wish they had made it into a longer series or a movie but the message comes across without being too trite. And the dialects sound so cool!
i enjoyed watching this. i was always telling everyone about it. the acting production is on key.
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