The waiter is one of such stories, but completely different in the sense that it is laced with so much in quality, action, emotional situation that we all can relate with. Moreover, most of the things that we are all going through in this country. It is a balanced story. As a matter of fact, when we started cooking the story which I came up with the idea. But then, we added that it will be nice to have someone put it together, so Darlington, the producer and I said we needed the best writers in this part of the world, because a lot of people were complaining about the kind of stories we tell as Nigerians. Then, in doing our research, we stopped at the corridor of Kehinde Joseph. He fleshed up the story and gave us a master piece. With the interview of cast members, you will hear that the script is well detailed. After they all got their scripts, they called to ask when are we going on set? One of the things we are working on in our industry is to try and create a beautiful story that actors can connect with. This means that the film maker is taking a direction of focus that will affect the production positively. ‘The Waiter’ is one of such stories. In the film, we chose to treat subjects that are relatable. We had the best of locations in Abuja. We tried to tell stories that would be enjoyed by adults, and the Generation Z’. It was a film I felt we could not make because of the details, but I am grateful to God for the opportunity because there is a lot of good film makers, but not all have the opportunity to have a good script and the backing of a production house, then the required finance to make the film.