By Gbenga Bada
The third season of RED TV’s ‘The Men’s Club’ is currently leaving a teeming and sophisticated audience with excitement over the adventures of four Nigerian men and how they navigate their mainly drama-filled tumultuous love lives.
Currently, in its ninth episode, Aminu, Tayo, Lanre, and Louis’s exploits in the series has become the talk of the town with the audience guessing and permutating on each of the major cast’s next moves.
At the moment, Aminu, the rich son of a billionaire isn’t finding it easy coping with Jasmine after welcoming a baby with her. He’s even more at risk with the arrival of his gold-digging mother-in-law, who is hell-bent on taking a pie from his father’s billions yet he’s smitten with Miss T.
Lanre jostles to marry his love for older women – especially Lola’s mum – with settling down in a relationship with a younger lady. This move has seen him getting beaten by hoodlums and returning to one of his sugar-mummy. This didn’t go down well but he keeps going at it trying to perfect the combination of having an older woman as a lover and a younger lady for keeps.
On his part, Tayo has to deal with Tiara and Hadiza. After spotted hugging Hadiza, Tiara loses her cool and runs ballistic not caring she just cleaned his account. Tayo, however, is yet to disclose to Tiara that he made several million from a contract given to him by Tiara’s estranged dad.
Louis has swallowed his pride to ask for a favour from Aminu, only for him to get a surprise will be written by his dad but with a clause. Lola is happy about the change of fortune but she has a long way to go in convincing him to take what is rightfully his.
Commenting on the TMC season 3, Bola Atta, Executive Director, REDTV and Group Director, Corporate Communication at UBA Plc, expressed delight in the excitement which the series has been leaving on its teeming audience.
Atta, who has consistently conveyed her passion for REDTV, production, and the show, opined that more drama-filled episodes will change the viewing experiences of the audience in the coming months.
