E very Nollywood fan knows 'Issakaba', but many people don't know that the iconic name was never part of the original plan. Renowned director Lancelot Imasuen, fondly called D'Gvnor, recently revealed how it all happened, and the story goes back to right after his hit film 'The Last Burial' was making waves across the country. At that time, what was happening in Aba caught his attention, the activities of the Bakassi Boys, the local vigilante group that rose to fight the armed robbers terrorizing traders in the Southeast. That real-life story inspired him to call a script conference with the late legendary writer Reginald Ebere, and that was how they started building the characters and casting for a new film. But the script Ebere wrote was not called 'Issakaba'. It was titled 'My Town', because the whole idea was to tell the story of a town and its people taking their security into their own hands. Then something happened on set that changed ever...