Photos: Monalisa Chinda set to debut own talk show, You & I with Monalisa



Nollywood actress and producer Monalisa Chinda is stepping in a whole new direction and set to hit our TV screens with an ingenious TV talk-show', titled You & I with Monalisa.

The unconventional talk-show is designed to address pressing & trending social issues in a refreshing perspective.
"You & I remains a most cherished gift from God and one of my greatest contributions to this world. Highly captivating, entertaining and enriching, this suspense-filled talk show is easily the solution to
most of our societal challenges." Monalisa said...

Having gulped over N90million in production cost, 'You & I with Monalisa' is targeted at millions of upwardly mobile viewers across broadcast and social media platforms globally. You & I with Monalisa is scheduled to debut on air in a couple of weeks.

See some pictures from one of the production scenes below..










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