Michel Bohiri is an actor actor of the Ivory Coast. He is one of the main actors of the telefilm My family to which belongbelong Michel Gohou, Amélie Wabehi, Akissi Delta, Nastou Traoré, Oupoh Dahier, Clémentine Papouet, Decothey, Patricia Ballet, etc

In " My Famille"

He plays the part of the frivolous husband of Akissi Delta and the best friend of Michel Gohou. He always succeeds in découcher thanks to strokes of genius concoctés by his nephew Oupoh Dahier and itself. Constraint often occur: its hearth is always threatened by its many mistresses: Meaka Hortense, Josiane Yapo deceased , Marie-Louise Asseu and even by its ex-wife Guei Therese who wants to demolish herself of her current husband Dosso Tiékoumba and to find her Ex after 20 years of divorce.

Finally, in spite of its enormous problems which threaten its hearth, the couple Bohiri-Delta, but will it resist resists a long time?

Celebrity

Michel Bohiri is a strong success thanks to this telefilm:

• in Africa: Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Mali, Guinea, Senegal, Togo, Benign, RD Congo, Congo Brazzaville, Gabon, Cameroun, Chad etc
• in Europe: black communities of France, England, Italy, etc

The group My Family is a great success in the French-speaking countries of Africa, far in front of the films Nigerians, Burkinabé…

Catalog of films

• Article 15 (a) , film with Michel Gohou
• My family , telefilm
• Birds Of the Sky , film carried out in Europe by Eliane Delatour. With Angéline Nadié and others.
• Permanent Danger with Michel Gohou, Adrienne Koutouan, Jimmy Danger, Guehi Vêh,… (of Pierre Laba)

See too

• Wabehi Amélie
• Akissi Delta
• Clementine Papouet
• Michel Gohou
• My Family
• Nastou Traoré
• Oupoh Dahier
• Josiane Yapo
• Méaka Hortense
• Patricia Ballet (Patty)
• Innocent Bassande
• Decothey
• Kramo Kouadio Paul
• Amoin Kofi
• Guei Therese
• Marie-Laure Zouzouo
• May the Bomb
• Angéline Nadié
• Taba Therese
• Kouamé Eleonore
• Digbeu Cravatte
• Angel Keffa

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