Logo[]
(1977) On a darkish gray sky, there is a statue (Or monument) of a man riding a tiger, which looks old, rusted, and partially cracked, with vines growing on its legs and moss covering the tiger's face. Suddenly, thunder strikes appear and the camera zooms in on the statue. As it gets closer, the eyes of both the man and the tiger suddenly glow a dim, blood-red light, and then the lighting strikes the statue, causing it to explode to multiple pieces. lighting then strikes the screen repeatedly and then the text appears in a Jagged and Sharp font:
"MAMANGZSAMLEKON"
and the lighting strikes the text again, causing it to turn to the words:
"Awọn ifarahan", then, "Presents". lighting strikes the text one final time, until it cuts off.
Music/Sounds[]
Wind blowing, Loud lighting strikes, stone crumbling when the statue explodes, and then more lighting strikes.
Scare Factor[]
High to nightmare. the dark scheme of the logo, loud lighting strikes, and the statue glowing red eyes can give someone paranoia. This logo, despite it's weird name, is considered some of nigeria's scariest logos, tied with Amaco Productions.