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Hi. My name is Kolawole Phillips.
I'm the CEO, KW Solutions.
I am a hard worker and a very determined go-getter.
I don't rest until I get whatever it is I want.
My best friend, Dr. Phillips,
calls me a “dirty hustler“ just because I get whatever I want.
Quick one, the ladies find me very attractive.
Uh, that's because I am a bloke!
But I'm, married to Atinuke Phillips,
CEO of Olowo Steels.
Her father, Chief Olowoporoku, an illiterate billionaire steel merchant
and founder of Olowo Steel,
can do anything to make Tinuke successful.
Make no mistake...
My wife, she's very brilliant.
And a hard worker.
But, uh, she has very poor fashion sense, you know,
makes it very unappealing. And as a guy,
you know, we're very visual, hmm?
But what do I care?
I sort myself out, you know what I mean.
- Give it to me. - Yes sweerie.
- Come and kiss me. - Daddy is coming for you!
Choke me!
Yes, sir! Yeah!
Choke me harder, baby!
Baby, that was so good!
Baby. Baby!
Who's that?
Good afternoon, Daddy!
What's good about this afternoon?
Tell me! Is that why you barged in?
I'm sorry sir.
Because it's the conference room,
and I need to see you urgently
Is that why you don't attend general meetings?
Dotun's dad!
- I was held up in traffic. Everywhere! - What? Ah!
Did you inform Tinuke that you were caught up in traffic?
Come on!
Daddy! So, you expect me to report to Tinuke?
Tinuke!
Tinuke here is my younger sister.
Don't place Tinuke above me.
She'll disrespect me!
Dotun Olowoporoku!
Indeed, Tinuke is your younger sister.
You must report to her. Yes!
She's the CEO, Chief Executive Officer.
And you here, you're the COO.
- Daddy-- - Chief Operations Officer!
Daddy, this is why I'm here to see you.
Look, I'm tired!
Yes! Ah!
Look, Daddy, I'd love to head a branch of Olowo Steel,
where I'm the chairman, signing files and presiding over meetings.
I'll be monitoring the inflow and outflow of cash.
Recall the popular adage...
that when a child is mature enough, they take on adult responsibilities--
Shut up!
He's reciting an adage.
I'm sorry, sir.
But chief, I want to stand on my own.
Daddy remember,
I'm the heir apparent of Olowo family.
Uh, Tinuke!
- Yes, Mr. Chairman sir. - With recent developments
- in Olowo Steel… - Yes sir.
Do you think we can afford to have another branch?
Mr. chairman sir--
For Mr. Dotun Olowoporoku to attain a higher position in Olowo Steels,
he'll have to go to the branch in Nasarawa state.
Ha! You will go to Nasarawa!
- Tinuke, you're a hypocrite! - What is it?
Whenever she engages in her hypocrisy,
that's when she twists her mouth to the edge
saying "Mr. Chairman sir."
Call him "Daddy"!
He's our daddy!
- What is it? - Ma, you have a call!
I told you to receive all calls!
This is very urgent, ma!
Excuse me, sir. Okay?
Hello? Yes, speaking.
Oh, my God! I…
Okay. I'll be on my way now, thank you!
Daddy, I have to take my leave.
- I have-- I'll be fine! - Hope all is well?
I'll give you feedback when I…
- when I get back, sir! - Ah!
- I have to go, sir! - Don't go!
You're a hypocrite!
You always walk away whenever my future comes up in conversation.
Don't go. You're going nowhere!
I have an emergency!
- You don't have an emergency! - Dotun!
Don't you respect me anymore?
- Daddy! - Leave!
Daddy! Atinuke is a hypocrite.
She instructed her personal assistant to bring her phone
because we were discussing my issues.
Daddy! Dotun's Dad.
Chief!
Dotun's Dad!
Kola, come on now!
What's your problem with choking women?
I don't know, Felix! It's just a crazy fantasy!
What crazy fantasy?
Listen, you need to stop, okay?
You almost killed her!
Uh look, it's not as if it's the first time.
Besides, she likes it.
She's the one who was saying, "Choke me, choke me, choke me!"
And me, I choked her.
"Choke me, choke me!"
And you wanna kill somebody's daughter?
What if she died?
- It's-- - No, seriously, you need to slow down.
It's okay! Ah, I've heard you!
Don't start to lecture me!
It's not as if we are not birds of the same feather.
Birds of which feather?
Listen, quite all right, yeah, I have girlfriends,
but I don't try…
Look at pot calling kettle black!
You see yeah,
once this is over… I mean, she's fine now, okay?
Please,
give this girl a break, please. Ahn ahn!
Why would Derele do such a thing?
I was surprised, too!
I had to rush out from an important meeting with Daddy.
The school authorities said they called you, but you didn't pick up.
I was in a meeting, Tinuke!
We're talking about our son here.
He's more important than anything.
You should have just gone.
Isn't it a mother's duty to always be available for her child?
Kola! I am always available for Aderele.
I do school runs!
I attend PTA meetings!
I drop him off, pick him up from his football practice!
Can't you just do this for once?
So we're now keeping count of what we do in this house?
Do I keep count of what I do in this family?
- Who is it? - It's Denrele, sir.
Come in!
Come and stand here!
Stand right here where I can see you!
- Good evening, Daddy. - "Good evening, Daddy."
You suddenly lost your voice.
Because you know what you did.
Why will you tell your classmate that she's "Fatty Bum-bum"
and that her stomach is round?
But Daddy, she started…
she started insulting me--
Does that give you the right to insult her?
But Daddy, I didn't have anything else to say,
so, I only said the truth.
The truth?
What is the truth?
She's a "Fatty Bum-bum!"
You're even repeating it.
She has a very round stomach!
Denrele!
- Will you keep quiet! - Sorry sir.
Look, if this happens again, I'll take away your video games.
Hey, I'm still talking!
And every privilege you have!
Do you understand me?
Yes sir.
Denrele.
Stay out of trouble.
- Okay? - Okay, Mommy.
Ah ah, Tinuke!
I've spoken to him!
You're getting bigger!
Look at how round your stomach is looking.
Denrele, go into your room.
Okay, Dad, I'm sorry.
Kola,
I've told you to stop body-shaming me.
I don't like it!
It's so bad you're doing it in front of Aderenle.
I'm sure that's where he got the term he used on his classmate.
Am I lying?
Look at how round your stomach is!
Stop it, I don't like it!
You don't like it? Tinuke?
Then do liposuction!
Three-sixty BBL!
Get your body together, girl!
What's all this?
Hey, hey, look...
you can look at it from now till tomorrow,
nothing will change, if you don't make a move.
And that starts with not eating late.
All the bread and the fufu, eating with your hand and your leg.
Ahn ahn!
Aren't you hot?
Why are you dressed up in layers?
Are we in Canada?
Mummy!
But you know this is my style!
Okay.
We need your contribution to the issue on ground.
Talk to Daddy.
I'm the heir apparent of Olowo Steel.
You know your daddy doesn't like to hear that!
"Heir apparent." It upsets him.
Am I lying?
If Daddy dies now, who will take over?
Huh?!
God forbid it!
It shall not happen!
My husband will not die! Ah!
Stop saying all that nonsense that you are saying!
- Saying, "What if he dies…" - I hear you.
- He's not going to die! - I hear you.
- Good day, everyone! - Akanbi!
Welcome.
- The blessed one. - How are you doing?
- That's right! - Respected and cherished.
Thank you, my love!
- You make me feel important. - As it should be.
Thank you.
Should I serve your food?
No, don't serve it.
I'd like to take a shower first.
- Okay! - Let me go take a shower.
- I greeted you, "Welcome sir!" - I responded. What's the problem?
- We need to talk sir. - What is it?
Come on, Akanji. Listen to your "heir apparent."
And so?
Is it because you want to become the CEO?
- That's impossible! - Ah!
What is it? Give him his share.
For what reason?
You're fighting for him because he's the apple in your eyes!
Look here, Dotun!
Is it because of the certificate you were awarded at the polytechnic?
Well, at least I graduated.
An ordinary Pass?
- "Let my people go?" - Ah!
Look here, if Tinuke is the reason you're upset,
You're wasting your time!
Tinuke has two Master's degrees, first of all.
Two Masters! She has a husband and is brilliant!
Look here, when I see you becoming more serious,
then you can become a CEO!
Tinuke?
Is that what you call a marriage?
That one that is feeding her husband?
Sir, they're spending your money!
Shut up! What are you spending?
Big head for nothing!
Get out of my house!
Or I'll ask the security guards to throw you out of my house!
In my father's house?
In your what?!
You are a tenant.
Go and build your own house!
You are still a tenant!
A tenant at 40 is a tenant forever!
Candy!
Oh, I love what I see.
Oh, this is sexy!
Mmh!
♪ You bad, you want it ♪
Kola.
I'm your Tinuke, use me!
Are you rehearsing for a skit, Tinuke?
You've been a bad boy!
Come to mummy!
Take it.
Kola...
I'll eat you up, baby!
Hey, what is all this now?
What's this rubbish?
Aww, Kola, you just spoilt the fun!
Do you know what I went through before I got all these to seduce you?
Is this not how you like it?
When the girls go sexy for you?
The way I like it?
I see the videos you watch of girls
dressed like this and they're teasing you.
So, you've been snooping through my phone?
I'm sorry, but I want my husband!
It's been long you touched me.
- I miss you. - Hey, stop this now!
What is all this?
Kola, you keep pushing me away.
Do I have thorns on my hands?
Because I'm tired!
- But it's been long! - Ha!
You don't have to do anything!
- -Baby-- - Tinuke, wait. Calm down.
You know what?
Let me say it in the way you'll understand!
I am tired!
You go outside, stress. You come inside, stress! Urgh!
- It's okay. - I just…
Hey, hey! What are you about to do?
- What is this? - Since you're tired,
let me just sleep next to you
- and hug you. - Oh, no. Mh-mh.
That won't work. If you sleep here now,
you'll start snoring and I'll not be able to sleep.
But I'm working on the snoring.
Look, please!
Kola, sleeping in separate rooms, is affecting our marriage!
Tinuke please, can we just allow things be as it is?
I'm tired! Let me just rest, please!
Mmh!
Yummy!
Now, this is so good!
I knew you were going to like it, Kola!
- Mmh. - I knew it!
I had to touch up my makeup, apply red, you know, package myself.
You like it?
I'm not talking about your looks!
I'm talking about your food.
It's so good!
Mrs. Atinuke Philips, I love your food!
Look, in fact, you are the best cook in the entire planet.
If there's another, let them bring him!
Let me be the judge!
See? This is what I love about you!
Come!
- Ah, Atinuke! - Hmm?
Are you wearing a butt pad?
Yeah?
- Good morning, ma! - Good morning!
- How was your night, ma? - Fine, thank you!
Butt pad! Why are you wearing a butt pad?
Stop embarrassing me!
Leave it! I will do it!
Thank you. You can go.
Yes. Thank you.
Kola!
Why are you embarrassing me in front of Charity now?
Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to embarrass you.
This is fake. Why are you wearing a butt pad?
I'm just trying to impress you.
You said you want me to be curvy.
I'm just trying to do what makes you happy.
- Make-up, look good for my husband. - Girl, if you want to be curvy,
take this out of your stomach and put it here!
Get a surgery!
Kola! You've been saying these things times without number.
I don't want to do plastic surgery!
You saw me like this before you married me.
Really?
Ah. So Madam wears butt pads?
♪ Madam wears butt pads ♪
What are you doing?
Why are you laughing?
- Ah! - Rather than condemning the boss's action,
- you're there laughing at Madam. - How's that my business?
Why are you blaming me?
What the boss is doing isn't right!
The way he talks to Madam,
he doesn't care if anyone is there.
He talks to her anyhow. That's not good.
- His actions might trigger depression. - Shut up!
He chose to marry her, do you want to break their home?
Is that not better? Let them dissolve their marriage!
You better mind your business!
Huh? Mind the business that pays your bills! Huh?
How's that your business now?
How's it your business?
I don't like your attitude, Seriu.
Despite Madam's benevolence, apart from paying your salary,
when your wife was in labour, Madam will foot the bill.
If your child took ill, Madam supports you.
Yet you can't show any concern for her.
Yes, I agree Madam is supportive.
Is her husband giving you money?
Do you know what he does with his money?
Do you expect someone who can't even run his own company to give financial aid?
You act like you don't understand what is going on.
That Kola is so insensitive!
How can he be saying all those things to you?
Urgh.
Go and enlarge your butt, do liposuction, do BBL… for what?
If you don't want to do it, he can't force you!
You can imagine, my sister, am I God?
Besides, Kola met me this way when he met me!
I remember back then he'd tell me, "I love the way you look.
You look so good. No, no, don't change anything."
And all of a sudden, everything changed.
Listen, if it's broken, you fix it.
- By getting separated from him! - Ah!
You know my father's stance on that.
- He will never support divorce. - Oh, okay, okay, okay,
it's until a man beats you…
before you will leave him, right?
You don't know mental abuse and emotional abuse is worse?
I'm working on everything.
I am, I'm trying my best.
Sarah, after saying all the terrible things to me, he'll now apologise
- saying “I'm sorry, I was upset.” - Gosh!
That Kola, he's just… He's…
So wait, there's nobody that can talk sense into that Kola?
No father, no brother, no sister, nobody?
Ah! Hmm! Sarah…
Kola will tell you, "I want my privacy."
Excuse me, he just wants to control you!
What's that?
I'm frustrated.
I'm tired!
Sarah, what I'm about to tell you will shock you!
You won't even believe it.
Do you know that Kola has stopped making love to me?
What?!
- Since when? - Ah!
Like seven to eight months now.
- Tinuke, you kept quiet? - What will I do?
- Ah! - I try my best to make him happy,
you know?
Anytime I go into his room like this, he tells me, "I am tired."
"Hey, you're snoring."
I've told you this thing,
it's because I've been away.
I'm always telling you, you have to love yourself.
You know, I'm always preaching self-love, self-help.
Now that I'm back, you're going to start going to the gym.
You know, take care of yourself,
- change your looks, eat well… - Gym?
You know, change your diet…
- Please! - Sarah, gym?
You will go to the gym, oh!
Kola!
Why is he calling? It's food!
Or… talk about lunch.
Hello, Kola!
Hello, my wife!
Why did you call me by my first name?
What happened to all the endearments?
Baby,
honey,
sweetheart.
Uh, I…
I wasn't expecting you to call me.
Yeah. Babe I know, we've...
We've been going through a lot
And it's taking a toll on me,
especially with this real estate business I've embarked on.
Babe, I'm losing my mind.
I'm almost depressed.
I'm stressed out.
Babe, this thing is draining me.
Babe, I need you, like…
I just don't know what to do.
Kola, you just need to take it easy.
Don't be too hard on yourself.
We have to be there for each other.
And that's what I've been trying to do.
Baby, Chris has threatened to pull out,
if I don't come up with my own side of the investment.
And it's 600 million we need to balance.
I'm trying to see what I can pull.
You know, I'm trying, babe.
If I can get this money,
Babe I promise I'll pay it back once we start selling.
You know I'm good on my word.
Calm down, calm down.
Six hundred million naira?
Wow! Okay.
I'm expecting some money from one of the businesses
I invested in.
Yes, they're actually going to pay today.
Um…
Once they pay, I can support you with that.
Thank you, baby. Thank you!
You're welcome.
Um, it's a lot of money, so I can...
Should I send it to your personal account?
Yes, yes, yes. Yes, baby.
Okay, I'll send it.
Just be happy for me.
Let's just be together as a family.
Atinuke!
My wife!
My baby!
My peace!
My safe place.
Baby, I can't wait to hold you in my arms
and kiss you so passionately.
Kola, stop.
Baby, I will take you to the moon and back.
I will treat you like a queen.
I want it.
Tonight is the night,
- baby. - I want it, Kola.
I miss you so much.
I miss you more. I can't wait.
I love you, baby.
Bye, baby.
I got my husband back!
Yes! Yes!
Kolawole Philips.
You're back in business.
Yes!
I miss the old us!
I love you.
My husband!
Yes! Time to come home.
Having dinner with my husband.
Kola Philips!
Hello, baby.
Yes?
Are you close to the house?
Look, I'm in a meeting, huh?
I thought you said you'd be home early.
I listened to your voice notes where you categorically stated
that you're not able to come up with the money.
As a man, I have to try to figure a way around it.
Um, sorry darling, they didn't make the payment today.
But I'm working on it.
Um look, I have to go,
alright? They're calling me.
I need to get back to the meeting.
No, Kola. Hold on.
We can--
- Babe. - Yes?
- Come on. You kept me waiting! - I'm sorry, there was so much traffic.
You look beautiful.
As always!
What are you having?
You!
- I'm dessert. - No, I want you for dinner and dessert.
- Can you handle both? - One hundred percent, bro.
- Sure? - Yeah!
Hey, babe!
Why are you crying? What's going on?
Baby, it's Mummy!
We had to rush her to the hospital this night.
In fact, I just came back home to get some of her clothes.
Just tell me what exactly is going on.
And what did the doctor say?
They said they cannot continue with the chemotherapy unless
we pay for the last three sessions that we're still owing.
I had no idea that you were still owing.
We're owing almost 450,000.
I told you.
What about the 250,000 that I gave you a few days ago?
Baby, that one, I used it to…
You know what? Just calm down, okay?
I'll figure this out.
Just give me some time.
Thank you.
I mean it.
And please tell your mom that I'm so sorry that I can't make it tonight.
I have to work at the club.
It's okay.
Go to work, baby.
Okay, I love you.
All right, bye-bye.
Bye!
Sister…
- Sister please, lend me some-- - Hey, hey, hey!
I don't have money! I don't have!
- Why are you harsh so? - Leave me alone!
Why are you harsh?
So, I'm harsh?
Bro, you know I have your back.
But think about it…
How much money have I given you so far over Ndidi's mum's illness?
- Think it through. - Sister, it's breast cancer!
- Eh, and God will heal her. - Amen.
But until then, I have to do something.
- I need to be supportive, as her man. - Really?
Until you kill yourself, right?
You want to carry this girl's family problems on your head.
You have your own family!
But I love her.
And she's my world.
Oh!
And I'll do anything for her and her family.
I have to protect them.
Okay, no problem!
But as for me, I don't have money!
Sister, please now!
- Two… Last one, - Keep going!
- last one… One. - Keep going.
One!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
Well done. I'm so proud of you.
This is crunch time for us at “Olowo Steels.”
As you know, our competitors are being extremely aggressive with their marketing.
But the good thing is they're all going one route,
which is the 'red ocean marketing strategy.'
So we must ask ourselves as a company,
how do we stand out?
We must follow the 'blue ocean marketing strategy.'
It's…
What?!
Oh, I'm so sorry, um…
- My Whatsapp from my phone, ma. - It's… it's… it's okay, Uh…
This is a lovely presentation.
- Thank you! - Uh, we must go this route.
So, forward it to me and copy the right people.
- Okay ma. Thank you so much. - Thank you. So, everyone, we need to put
our heads together to ensure that our competitors
don't have a seat at the table.
Mmh?
We must work harder to remain Number One.
That's why we have the best hands here.
Thank you. You all can leave now.
- Rebecca! Come. - Yes ma!
Uhm, this is brilliant.
We need to change our style.
Ma, I am so happy that you're thinking in this direction.
this would be perfect for the company.
I agree. Um, call Tonye.
Let's have a small meeting and see how we can progress.
All right. I'll be right back, ma.
Tonye!
Oh, your phone!
- Kola? - Okay ma, she's coming!
What is this?
- That's my husband's picture. - No, no, ma.
- That's his picture as the caller ID! - No, ma.
My phone is not even ringing, ma. Look at my phone.
Nobody's calling me, ma. Nobody's calling me.
Unlock your phone, let me check the number.
No ma, I… I can't… I can't do that ma.
You can't?
No, ma.
Rebecca…
Are you sleeping with my husband?
Oh, that's the K-love that just popped up on your laptop.
Will you open that phone
and let me check if it's not my husband's number!
I'm so sorry, ma, I can't do that.
That'll be infringing on my privacy.
I can't.
Okay.
Get out. Get out!
Kola has killed me!
- Rebecca. - Yes?
I think you should talk to her and apologize.
Why?
I'll rather chew jeans than apologize to her.
What did I do?
Is it my fault that the guy likes me?
Good luck with your local "Olowo Steels" or whatever you guys call it!
Eww!
- This girl is shameless! - She is!
She's really running her mouth.
If I were madam, I'd slap the living daylights out of her.
I will even strip her naked.
You know that Mrs. Phillips is very calm.
It's just unfortunate.
Excuse me! That's nonsense!
Ma.
My dear.
Mommy.
How are you?
I'm fine.
You are welcome, God bless you.
For all you have been doing for me.
It is well.
Hmm.
I just wanted to apologize.
I'm so sorry for not coming to the hospital to see you,
- but I was very busy with work. - Baby, I already explained to her.
It's okay, she understands.
- Okay. - Anthony!
- Mommy. - God bless you.
Thank you for the…
for all the money you've been spending.
- It's okay. - Even the one you sent yesterday…
The hospital…
they refused to attend to me.
Mommy, I am your son.
And it is my responsibility, okay?
- It's fine. - Thank you.
God will make you stronger. God will heal you.
Amen!
I feel so sad that...
I will not be alive to come for your wedding.
Mama, please stop saying this.
I told you to stop saying that.
Mama, see, you're going to live through this.
- They've sent it! - …and your grandchildren.
- Brother Anthony! - Sister Ndidi!
- What is it? - The doctor has sent the bill.
- How much is it? - Two million.
- Wait, wait.
- Wait. Two million for what? - My God!
Didi!
- Two million for what? - For Mama's surgery.
The cancer is spreading.
How do I raise two million?
Let me die!
Mommy, Mommy!
Mommy, don't say that!
I'll… I'll find the money. I'll find the two million!
I'll find it because my mother cannot die.
Your mother will not die. Mommy will not die!
Look, we'll find the money.
I will find the money!
- You see? - Okay? I, Anthony, will find the money!
Mommy, you will not die.
Thank you.
Hello, Sarah.
Hello, Tinuke.
It's bubbling here at Anthony's club.
Why don't you come and join us here?
Let's support Anthony.
You know he needs customers.
Tinuke, say something.
Sarah, I'm broken.
I feel uptight!
What's wrong?
Kola has started again.
Kola, again?
Kola is messing with my brain.
Kola is messing with me!
You know what? I'm coming to get you now!
We must have fun. Enough of all this crying!
Please.
Babe. Please, I am sorry.
If you see how she embarrassed me…
My friend Ronke said I should sue her,
because she had no right forcing me to open my phone.
Like, even if… So what if your picture was on my phone?
What if it's AI?
- See, I'm going to sue her. - No.
- There's nothing you're telling me. - Babe, no, you won't do that.
- Imagin. - It's me, Kola.
Look, babe. You know what?
Look, I'll set up that clothing line business for you, okay? Eh?
- Mmh! - Come now.
Better!
I've been talking to you about it but you ignored me.
This had to happen for you to see it.
Babe, don't talk like that. The last time you asked for money,
I gave it to you.
- Eh? Oh, come, give Daddy some sugar. - Hmm.
Come here.
It's fine. I wanted to leave the job anyways.
I just didn't want to leave on a bad note.
- That's why. - I know, I know.
- She really embarrassed me. - I'm sorry.
You fight her when you get home.
Make her feel how she made me feel.
Okay. Mmh? Come here now.
Hm.
Hey, you! Come.
- Yes ma. - I want a bottle of champagne…
for my friend and I.
- Bring it. Hurry up. - Okay. Okay, ma.
Hey, Tinuke!
- Hi! - Anthony!
How're you doing? Where's Sarah?
- She went to pee-pee. - Okay.
Anyway, thank you for coming, and thank you for buying drinks.
You just saved my job.
Thank you for inviting us.
I'm having fun.
I love the music.
I love the food, I love everything!
- Hey, Anthony! - Hey, Sarah.
How are you doing? Thank you for coming.
Oh, you're welcomeI This place is beautiful.
How come you don't have a lot of customers?
I do my best every day, but business is slow.
Oh, my gosh, it's so nice here.
- Thank you. - You have to do more marketing.
Digital marketing…
all types.
Yeah, marketing,
Marketing!
Go on.
Madam. Come on.
Madam!
- Charity… - Whoever gave you alcohol is mean.
Madam, wait. Easy.
If I slap you…
you'll turn into a cow!
Madam, you will fall!
- What's going on here? - Madam!
Charity! What is all this? What is going on?
Good evening, sir.
Madam is drunk.
Charity, go.
Get away!
Kola!
Why are you not picking my calls?
Why are you not replying my messages?
Because I caught you!
Ooh! You reek of alcohol.
I'm sure it's that Ms. Sandra friend of yours that put you up to this.
Can't you see she wants you to be without a husband, just like her?
Shut up!
You cheat!
You're sleeping with Rebecca, my staff.
Under my nose, Kola.
Why?
Who is Rebecca?
You're acting like you don't know?
Rebecca… I don't know!
You called her.
You messaged her.
I saw the message with my own eyes.
- I don't know any-- - Your picture
came out on the contact card.
I don't know any Rebecca.
The last time I was at your office was the end of year party I attended.
And there was this girl who was throwing herself at me.
She doesn't have my number.
- So what's the connection? - You know these girls
can be very obsessed.
So maybe she just saved my picture,
- you know, I don't know-- - Liar!
I'm not lying.
You lie, Kola.
You lie.
You lie too much.
How come your picture is there?
She's probably obsessed with me.
Me, Tinuke…
looking for money everywhere to put together
so I can give it to you for your real estate business.
The money is complete.
Isn't it tomorrow, yesterday…?
Next tomorrow, anyway, I wanted to give you the money.
- Babes… - Now you embarrassed me with this.
Oh, baby, I didn't know you wanted…
I didn't know you were doing this.
I thought you had left everything for me to handle.
You thought I left everything for you.
You don't like me.
- I may be ugly but not a murderer. - Baby, see…
- Come-- - You complain that I have a big belly.
You say I wear butt pads.
- It's okay. Come. - Leave me!
It's okay, it's okay.
It's okay, my love.
- You don't make love to me. - It's okay.
I'm holding you now, huh?
♪ And if I ever fall in love so true ♪
♪ I will be sure That the lady's just like you ♪
Kola, that's our song.
Way back in Uni.
- Yes, and you still love it. - I know.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
How are you?
Hey, Jesus!
I snored, right? I'm so sorry.
- It's okay. No. - I disturbed your sleep.
It's fine.
Okay.
Ha, Kola, is this us?
I'm so glad I'm in your bed.
Our bed too, hmm?
God answers prayers.
I love you.
I love you too.
Tinuke, look at me.
I have nothing to do with Rebecca
Ade…whatever you call her name.
See, she was just throwing herself at me like I told you.
I have nothing to do with her.
Kola, I was so angry when I found out.
And I was calling, sending you messages…
just to rant, to confirm. But you were not picking.
That's because I've been in meetings all day,
trying to raise money for this real estate business.
It's okay.
I'm sorry I got drunk.
Um, I was so sad
about this Rebecca drama so I had to go to the club with Sarah.
Um, it's okay, you said a lot of things yesterday.
You said I'm a bastard…
…that I'm a liar.
- Sorry, baby. - You know.
You even said you were raising money for the real estate business.
You know, you were getting it yesterday or today.
- I told you? - Mh-hmm.
Baby…
I raised 500 million naira for your business.
Keep it going, two more minutes!
Tinuke, this is light work!
- I trust you. - Too easy.
Keep it up, keep it up! Love the energy.
- Sarah, how's it looking? - Ah, I'm done.
That's fine.
I think I'm gonna go easy on those strenuous exercises
and just stick to this.
- We'll talk about it. Okay? - Uh, okay.
Ah, by the way Sarah, have you seen the business
proposal that you asked me to email you?
Uh, no. But I'll just refresh my email. I'm sure it's there.
Please. I really need this.
I'm tired of working at this facility and the chairman at the club,
he's breathing down my neck.
I need to branch, and I'll do my own thing. Please.
Yeah, I feel you. So, never mind. I'll just--
Once I get it, I'll send it around.
I know people who invest in things like this,
so keep your chin up. Don't worry.
Everything will be okay.
- It's okay. I'm okay. - Thanks.
Oh my goodness! Speaking of which… Tinuke
here loves to invest in new businesses.
- Okay. - So he has a proposal that he sent to me.
- Mh-hmm? - I'm going to send it to you, okay?
Alright! What's the business about?
Ah so, it's the hospitality business.
I have this lounge that I want to open
and everything about it is different. I mean,
the music playlist is different,
the food is different, the drinks are different…
- Oh. - The customer care is different.
- The way-- - It's okay, I know you're trying to sell
your business to me.
Why don't you let me see the proposal first?
- Yeah, I'll send it to you. - Then I'll tell you if I'm game.
- I love to invest in businesses. - Mh-hmm.
- So if it's nice, why not? - Okay.
- Okay, so uh, ladies, upstairs-- - Oh no.
- I can't do anything more. - I'm so tired.
My son has a music recital. I have to be there.
Oh yeah, that's true, you said so.
Yeah.
- Okay. - So…
My bum!
- Sorry. - Alright, let's go.
Alright, great one, guys!
- Same time next week? - Okay, thanks.
- For sure. - Bye.
- Thank you. Alrighty. - Bye, ladies!
Aunty IB, don't mind this mischievous woman!
She likes to take other people's customers.
And if she doesn't stop that nonsense,
I'll let her know how crazy I am!
Shut up!
Did you bring customers from heaven?
- Which customer did I allegedly snatch? - That's right.
- I didn't take anyone's customer. - You're lying!
- You all be quiet! - Don't be angry.
- What is all this? - Don't be upset.
Toju's Mom!
- Ma? - Nkiru's Mom!
Ma?
This is bad!
It's unacceptable!
What sort of drama is this?
Ever since I became your market leader, there's never been problems.
So, what's the problem?
Huh? Even if we're market women,
- must we misbehave to prove it? - That's right!
- What's the problem? - Aunty IB!
Warn her! If she tries it again, I'll deal with her.
I'll tear her clothes.
I'll strip her naked!
I'll show her I'm a real Yoruba woman.
Just shut up!
So, is that why you're carrying a long face?
Listen, Anthony, I know how you must feel.
But you can't act as if the world is coming to an end.
Sister, from what I'm seeing, my world is coming to an end.
Stop it!
I reject it!
You can't understand what I'm going through.
Look, at the club I make three times what I make at the gym.
And my chairman at the club is threatening to fire me,
if I don't double profits in the next one month.
- Ah ahn! - If he sacks me, what do I do?
Where do I go?
How can he possibly say that?
How can he expect you to make double the profit
in one month?
Come on! You're only one person!
Sister, I'm tired!
Ah no. You cannot be tired, my brother.
What's the latest with that money?
Huh? The one you were trying to raise for the business you want to start?
How much have you raised?
Everyone I've shown my proposal to, they…
They keep turning me down.
They're not interested.
As of now, I've raised about three point five?
Three point five.
Oh my, that's a far cry but…
You know what? Little drops of water make a mighty ocean.
If you keep saving and I keep saving,
we'll be home-dry before the end of the year.
Don't you worry.
In fact, you know what?
I'm gonna send you one million naira.
One million naira?!
Anthony, where did you get it?
How did you get it? One million naira?
- It's nothing. - Did you…did you…
Didi, Didi, it's nothing, okay?
Look, I just put one or two things together.
- You know my side hustle. - One million naira?
Don't worry about it, okay?
Anthony!
Mr. Chimezie is stingy.
Very stingy, his hands are like this.
Glued together.
Mad man
Stingy or not, at least he gave you some money.
Uh! Little drops of water make a mighty ocean.
Oh, please!
- What? - Huh?
I told you to apply red lipstick, take!
When you use red lipstick… when men see you from afar,
they'll be saying, "Oh baby,
come on to me."
- Come give me some juicy lips. - Yep.
Come drench me in your juice.
You were about to apply nonsense pink lipstick.
- What's wrong? What happened? - Oh God!
It's Anthony.
Pick up the call!
I switched off my phone all day!
He's been unable to reach me.
Now, what do I tell him?
The usual.
Plum lies.
Whisper sweet nothings.
Hey, baby.
- My love. - Hey baby, I've been trying
to reach you all morning.
Oh, my love, I'm so sorry.
My phone died.
So I had this client that I went to do make-up for
and I forgot my charger at home.
I literally just got home now and charged my phone.
I'm so sorry, baby.
- No, it's fine. - I'm sorry.
Since I couldn't reach you, I went over to your house,
and I dropped 500 thousand cash.
Huh? Five hundred thousand naira?
Yeah, yeah, cash.
Baby, who did you give the money to?
With your brother, Ifeanyi.
Okay, baby, thank you so much.
God bless you. Baby, I'll talk to you later, okay?
Sister, good evening.
Ifeanyi!
- Where is my money? - Money? Money, money…
Five hundred thousand that Brother Anthony left with you.
Oh, 500 thousand.
It's in the room now. Let me go and bring it.
Alright. Go on.
Huh, 500K?
- Wow! - Um…
- Sister. - Mh?
I have a business idea for both of us, eh!
It involves betting. If you--
Ifeanyi.
I am not interested.
- Ah. - Go inside the house.
Go and bring out my money.
Uh, Ngozi…
- Tell Sister about your man who bets… - She said she's not interested.
Go get the money!
Which money?
My goodness!
- Betting has good and bad days… - Huh? What did you say?
Um… So, Sister um…
So the 500 thousand…
- Ehn? - I used it to make a bet, and I lost it.
But relax, relax, relax.
See, the man has assured me
that if I come tomorrow, ehn…
he will give me sure odds, zero-point-five.
I'll play it like this, and it will click.
Seems like you've lost your mind.
What's your problem? Is it your money?
Calm down, please.
- So, sister, calm down. - Ifeanyi.
- We'll get the money back. - How dare you?!
Sister, relax.
You took my 500,000 naira
- for sport betting? - It's for--
- Are you mad?! - It's for all of us.
- You see, as I close my eyes now,
if you don't enter that room now and bring out my money,
I will lock you up!
You want to break my head? Sister… Sister, calm down.
Sister, look at my head!
Sister, stop.
♪ I just called to say thank you ♪
It's okay, darling. You said thank you
on and on and on and on.
It's okay.
You're still at the gym?
Yes. Look at our gym.
I'll be done in 30 minutes.
Oh, wow.
It's getting too much now.
What did you just say, Kola?
You said you don't like my body,
that my stomach is too big, it's rotund.
I'm trying to be in shape.
I know.
I just… I wanted you to lose some weight.
But now you're perfect.
♪ I love you Just the way you are ♪
Thank you. I'll see you soon.
I love you.
Sorry about that. I was talking to my husband.
Nah, it's fine! Are you ready now?
Yes, I am.
Alright, quick. I need you to give me 10 reps on this.
- Ten reps? - Ten reps, double time.
- Hmm. - Let's go, let's go.
- Anthony. - What?
Okay, before the 10 reps,
I need to let you know that I have seen your proposal and…
I am game.
Did I say anything wrong?
No, no, um…
It's just that I've been shuffling this business proposal
around for about a year, and
no one ever showed any interest.
But I'm interested, so that's good.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
It's um…
Sorry, I'm just a bit emotional.
- I'm so sorry. - I understand.
- I'm sorry. - So, all you need to do now
is to flesh out the marketing strategy.
I want you to shed more light on it.
I want you to know how you want to go about it.
- Okay. - Hmm?
- Okay. - Then, I get my lawyer
to draft the contract.
Your lounge is ready.
Thank you.
Thank you. And you will not regret this.
- Amen! - Thank you! Thank you so much.
I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
- I'm so sorry. - It's okay.
Let's just… you know what?
- No workout today. - You?
No workout today. We're done.
- Are you sure? You! - Actually…
Good turn.
Who is that?
Anthony.
Brother Anthony!
- Welcome, sir. - Hey, how are you doing?
- I'm fine, sir. - You came in at the right time.
- Please come and eat. - No, I'm fine, thank you.
Come and eat.
What of Didi?
And Ngozi, are they inside?
Sister Ndidi and Sister Ngozi?
Those nonsense girls?
Why would you say such rubbish about your sisters?
Ify!
Oh please!
Ifeanyi, Mommy is calling you.
She'll be fine, relax.
Ifeanyi!
Ifeanyi, Mommy needs your help.
- You should go attend to her. - Sit down.
Is this your house? Relax!
Look child, I've been calling you, yet no response.
My God!
Mommy, why are you running?
- Mommy. - Stupid child.
Mommy, come out!
Come and show brother Anthony the film
you people have been acting for him!
Brother Anthony…
You see this our family? Ah!
Oscar award-winning family.
What we do here is cinema film.
In fact, let me start from the beginning.
All of us like this, all of us, our plan was to japa, to relocate.
And we said, we must get this money for japa,
whether it's by hook or by crook!
So, Sister Ndidi, used Mommy's fake breast cancer story to scam you.
All those things on Mommy's chest…
all those things in her chest, in her face…
all those things are makeup.
It's sister Ndidi that used to apply it, being a makeup artist.
Brother Anthony, do you know that
you're not the only boyfriend that she has?
Hey!
Oh my!
I have said too much.
Anyways, Brother Anthony,
you're a nice guy, so I'll tell you the truth!
See, that useless one, eh?
That nonsense girl, that foolish girl, Ngozi.
Every time going from one man to the another
in this estate. She doesn't even bring serious money.
I'm the one who will hustle, who will bet,
who will go from here and there,
and then they now thought they're going to leave me in this country.
Ehen! That's why I said me,
I will frustrate their plans as they want to frustrate me.
Mr. Ajayi, right?
Yes, sir.
You're the CFO of Olowo Steel?
Yes, sir.
And you know about all the transactions going on in the company?
Yes, sir. But I don't know
about this 500 million naira in question, sir.
Okay.
You signed this?
Yes. This is my signature.
On this same day, this transaction was made.
Sir, but I can only see this from this bank statement.
I didn't authorize it.
I can assure you that you'll spend longer time here.
Ah. Sir, I…
Then, confess.
- Mommy, I don't like this. - What?
What's wrong with this girl?
- Please! - That's enough.
This stupid boy has to pay
for what he's done.
My whole life is in this bag. It has all my possessions.
Throwing bags is not what makes one tough.
- Idiot! - Both of you, please!
I don't even know what I did wrong.
I acquired it from the Champions Plaza.
Just because of 500 thousand naira! Hasn't she seen it before?
- Shut up! - Take your bags!
That's enough, both of you.
Leave me alone! I want to kill this boy.
- You'll kill who? - Idiot!
- You'll kill who? Nonsense! - Really?
- You're still talking? - You will you kill? Yes!
Yes. I'm talking.
- Look… - Hey.
Quickly, run!
Your sister fights with weapons!
- Run, okay? - Weapons, indeed!
This is child's play.
When someone is really angry the whole house will be vibrating.
Everywhere will shake. Look at the frame,
it's on the wall. The TV is still standing.
When you see angry people, it shows. Your drama is not it.
- Okay, let me go. - Go away!
Don't worry. Calm down.
We shall see! We shall see!
Calm down.
I'm in serious trouble. Ndidi, I'm begging you.
Deputy Commissioner!
That CFO, Mr. Ajayi, is a criminal!
- Mmh-mmh-mmh. - He has never approved
one naira at all for me!
No, Mr. Dotun!
We can't claim that he is a criminal now until he has been proven guilty.
- Ah! - He is still undergoing interrogation.
I will have to call your father,
Chief Olowoporoku, to let him know that we can't detain him any longer!
The case has to be charged to court.
- Ah! - Mh-hmm.
Eh, excuse me.
Hello? Oh, okay.
Let her in.
Yeah.
- Beautiful. - Charge him to court!
He should go to prison from court!
Hmm!
Ah!
Mrs. Atinuke Philips.
- Good afternoon, ma. - How are you?
- I'm well. - Please sit down.
Thank you.
- What happened? - Dotun, hi!
We've been trying to reach out to you
concerning the missing funds.
Oh, I'm so sorry, ma.
I actually saw all your messages.
My father also tried to reach out to me,
but I was busy with some personal things.
- Oh. - Um, and immediately I finished,
I decided to start coming.
That's good.
Now that you're here, are you ready to give your own statement now?
- Oh yes, ma! - Beautiful.
- Er, no but-- - Uh, before we get to that stage,
I'd like to clarify some things.
- Okay. - The CFO of Olowo Steel, Mr. Ajayi,
um, did not approve
the transfer of the funds in question.
- I did. - Huh?
Tinuke!
Approved 500 million?
Ah! You're a thief!
You're an armed robber! Five hundred million!
- Stop shouting. - What did you do use…?
I should stop shouting. Am I your mate?
What did you do with the money?
Mr. Dotun, can you please calm down and lower your voice.
I cannot calm down.
I am the first born.
The heir apparent of Olowo Steel!
They've never approved one million naira for me.
Calm down! Bring down your voice.
- You're shouting. - It's difficult for me to calm down.
It's my father's property!
Five hundred million! What did Tinuke do with it?
- Ah! - You are a thief!
Ahn ahn! Explain!
- Oh God! - Ah!
Hey! Hundred, two hundred…
up to 500!
Tinuke, ah! Listen…
all that's left is for you to carry guns as well!
Hello?
Ah, Deputy Commissioner?!
Um, sir?
Did he talk?
No, no, sir.
Uh… but sir, Mrs. Atinuke Philips is here, sir.
Ah, that's my daughter.
She's the CEO.
Um, sir, she said she approved
the transfer of the missing funds in question, sir.
- Huh? - Yes, sir.
Give the phone to her.
Alright, sir. Hold on, sir.
Yeah, put my father on speaker!
Put him on speaker!
- You can put him on speaker ma. It's fine. - Alright, no problem.
Madam.
Good afternoon,, my Daddy.
Don't try to cajole him.
Good afternoon, Tinuke.
Tell me,
which delivery did you execute all that money on?
Um, my Daddy, I…
I can, I would like to…
come over to the house to explain to you.
Explain to police!
My father is not police!
He cannot conduct an interrogation!
Mr. Dotun, if you don't comport yourself right now,
I'll force you out of my office!
Ugh. Okay, sorry.
My Daddy, I'm here so
- I can hear you. - Okay.
Give the phone back to, ehn, Deputy Commissioner.
Alright. Hello, sir?
Deputy.
- Yes, sir. - Thank you.
Exit the case from your end!
Ehn, it's a family matter.
I will deal with it.
Well, I can see that already, sir.
I thank you very well.
You're welcome, sir.
Thank you very much, sir.
- Get up, we're going home! - Hey, hey, Mr. Dotun.
- Take this way! - Thank you.
- You're welcome. - Ah! Tinuke?
Thief? Armed robber?
- ♪ Here comes the thief ♪ - Go this way.
- This way! - You can't escape. We're heading home.
- You think throwing bags is tough! - What is the problem?
- Come outside! - What's the matter?
Come and see your mates, they are smashing bottles!
You are throwing bags, thinking you've achieved something.
Nonsense! See...
Look at this useless one. A man's plaything.
God pass you and that your stupid sister!
Let me tell you…
- you both cannot throw me out - What is this madness?
of my mother's house
- whether you like it or not. - What nonsense are you saying?
Young man, what's the problem.
You're cursed! You're mad!
Yes!
It's definitely them.
Right?
Ngozi and Ifeanyi!
What madness is that?
- Why did you hit my baby in that manner? - Who is this?
Do you want to fall prey to the god of the iron?
- Don't you know that-- - I'm a chief.
- A chief to your mother. - A chief to your generations.
Chief in what land?
You're doomed!
- Who conferred you with such title? - Deal with him!
Who conferred the title on you?
I'm a chief!
Hello!
So, you're the ones exploiting money from men, right?
No.
Are you acting stubborn?
We will deal with you.
Mommy, please. That boy will not enter this house again.
I have told you!
- Nobody… - Look at that. What is it?
- What are you looking for? - Yes, what is it?!
- Who do you want to see? - Ondidi.
I'm sorry, my name is not Ondidi.
It's Ndidi.
How can I help you?
- She is the one. - These are touts.
Your crazy children are the akuna kuna you just called.
- Solo. - Mama!
This is "Cancer Mummy."
- Give her a "cancer slap." - Huh?
- Wait, wait! - Hey, hey!
- What's your problem? - My God!
What is it? What have I done to you guys?
What have I done to you?
Why are you beating me? What did I do to you guys?
- What is it? - Where is the 500,000 Anthony gave you?
- We don't have 500 thousand! - You don't have it?
Ah, no?
We will get it!
Do you hear me? Where is it?
We will get it.
Atinuke, I hereby remove you as CEO Olowo Steel
- Ah! - Daddy.
- Daddy! - Ah!
Olowo Steel needs capable hands.
And I am capable.
I will take the company to greater heights!
Daddy…
Ah! Otunba! Have mercy.
Daddy will think about it.
Otunba, have mercy!
Dotun's Dad!
- Mommy! - Huh?
I'm next in line!
Dotun's Dad!
- Dotun's Dad! - Mommy.
- Dotun's Dad! - I'll talk to him.
Mommy, please beg him on my behalf.
You've gone mad You're crazy!
You had the guts to send those girls to beat me and my mother!
You don't have any regard for my mother!
I think you must be crazy!
- If I catch you…! - Give me the phone!
Don't worry, talk to him.
Let me tell you, don't ever pass through this area.
Just avoid this area.
Avoid doing anything on the mainland.
Avoid it. You're crazy!
God will punish you!
Crazy man, mad man!
Broke man!
- You're crazy! I'll finish you in-- - Don't just--
Sister, why now?
Why, what?
When you asked me for Ndidi's picture and that of her siblings,
I didn't know that you'll send thugs to beat them.
So what? And so?
Oh! You really thought
I was just going to let that thing go, just like that?
That crazy girl duped you,
duped me,
and everybody you ever asked for money.
I know. And I feel bad about it,
But sending girls to go and beat them?
That's just ghetto.
Anthony!
It seems you forgot that we were born in the ghetto.
Forget the Queen's English we speak here.
Look at me!
When someone treats you that bad,
you must revenge.
You must show them that you're ghetto!
You must give them the street vibes.
She sent me voice notes, threatening me.
Why?
Is she threatening you?
Are you ready to build your dream?
Tiara is for you.
Tiara, where every plot holds the promise of a brighter future.
Tiara, a masterpiece!
Ladies and gentlemen, Tiara!
Wow! Uhm!
I am, so happy.
Matter of fact, I am overjoyed, you know?
The truth is, we never thought this was possible.
Yeah. We didn't think we could achieve this.
My introverted friend and partner, Chris,
is not a man with many words,
so I will just em, go ahead and do this on his behalf also.
- Okay! - You know,
Matter of fact, we…
We never thought we could achieve this, you know?
It makes me remember the words of one of my high school teachers.
You know, he used to say, if you can see it,
then you can achieve it.
And that has been my mantra.
And that is why we have Tiara today.
I want to say a big thank you to all of you
for coming out here to celebrate with us.
You know, I dedicate this success to my late parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips.
Thank you, thank you.
And of course, I can't forget my dear sister, Morenike.
She's been a great support.
She lives in the UK with her children.
She supported me through the entire process.
Honestly, I wouldn't be here today without her.
And of course, my best friend, Dr. Phillips,
and his amazing wife, Elizabeth.
A round of applause for them, please.
Um…
Lastly, I would like to, um…
I'd like to thank Becker Events.
Yes.
Brilliant minds.
They're the best event planner in town.
You know, they put all of this together.
So if you're ever planning um, a wedding, birthday,
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On that note, ladies and gentlemen, please, let's eat and party!
No, we didn't know you'd be coming for the event.
Hmm, you want me to sit down at home now so you spoil things for me.
- I'm sorry, ma. - Why are the ushers frowning?
Can't you teach them how to smile? Huh?
- I'm sorry, ma. - You need to learn to listen
so you can become a CEO like me tomorrow.
Go and tell them to smile and greet people with excitement.
- It's an event. - Yes, ma.
Like, don't scatter my business, go and tell them to smile.
- Okay ma'am. - Yes, ma.
What's the problem, anyway?!
Hello.
Hello?
Hello.
Look, hi! Um…
Sorry to disturb you. I'm not sure if I caught you at a bad time.
But I was wondering if you want to stop by the lounge.
We're almost done here.
We've gotten drinks, the painters are working
and everything here… you really should see it.
Hello? What's wrong?
I don't know.
Uh, I'm just a failure.
What?! Tinuke,
just stop. Hold that thought.
Calm down. What's going on?
I always fail.
You know what?
Where are you?
I'm just walking on a street.
Okay, send me your live location,okay?
I'll drive down to you right now, please.
Just don't hurt yourself.
Please, I'm begging you.
I'm on my way, right now.
Hi.
Drink this.
- Thank you. - It's okay.
Thank you for coming to get to me.
If you hadn't called when you did,
I could have done something terrible to myself.
No.
I feel so alone.
I'm married to myself in this marriage.
I feel so useless, and worthless.
It's okay.
Just stop crying, please.
Don't. Please, stop.
Everybody warned me about Kola.
- But I was in denial. - Shh.
I'm sorry. Shh.
Stop crying, okay?
Thank you. I'm living in denial.
Shh, come. Let's go. Come and sit down.
Please.
Sorry.
Please, sit.
Thank you.
It's okay, don't cry.
I feel so useless.
- No, you're not. Don't cry. - Yes.
Don't beat yourself up about this.
Please.
Tinuke, everyone…
Everyone goes through horrible relationships.
I mean…
Look at me, for example.
I dated my ex for about 4 years.
And we were supposed to get married.
She, uh…
She was the love of my life
And then she told me that,
her mother had cancer.
I said I'd do anything for her.
I took loans.
I joined cooperatives.
We did thrifts.
In the last one year,
I've given her close to eight million naira.
Only for me to find out
that it was all a lie.
Huh?
You mean her mother didn't have cancer?
I was scammed.
A woman?
This world is wicked!
- This world is wicked! - No, Tinuke.
- Tinuke. Now, look… - I'm so sorry.
This just shows that both genders, they can be good.
And they can be bad.
I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry.
She broke me.
I'm sorry. Sorry.
- Ah. - Shh. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Kola.
- Tinuke. - Good morning.
Good morning.
Kola, we need to talk.
No, Tinuke, not now.
No, we have to.
I tried talking to you last night, but you snapped at me.
Ah Tinuke, I was tired!
But what you did was wrong.
You embarrassed me.
Yes. Why would you be having such a great event
that we've prayed hard,
worked hard on, and you couldn't acknowledge your wife?
It was an honest oversight.
I mean, don't you forget things? Are you perfect?
I don't want to raise my voice.
Felix and his wife are downstairs.
Kola, can't we have a peaceful conversation in this house?
We can't! Because you're constantly nagging down my throat.
- Forget it! I don't have time for this. - Kola.
Kola.
So, we'll have a bit of fine dining,
and of course, we incorporate local dishes as well.
This is nice.
Well done. You have done so well.
Thank you.
Tinuke--
Oh, my phone is ringing.
Sarah.
Hello, Sarah.
- Hi, Tinuke! - Are you here?
Oh, no, I'm almost there.
Okay.
Alright, see you soon.
She's coming here?
Yes, we are going out to see someone.
So I told her to meet me up here.
Okay. Yeah.
- Look, Tinuke, we need to-- - Oh, I love this painting.
The painting is fantastic.
- Well done. - Please…
- Thank you. - Well done.
- Tinuke… - The green with this wall painting,
the combination is so good.
- Tinuke-- - It's so good.
I know.
I designed it.
How have you been?
I'll be fine.
I was calling you and you were not picking up.
But I replied to your messages that I was busy and
… when you insisted that I have to come and check
the work done so far, I came.
But it's not the same.
I wanted to hear your voice.
Look, Tinuke, he doesn't deserve you.
And you deserve so much more.
I want you to be more confident.
Believe in yourself.
How come I never noticed that you have such pretty eyes?
Do you trust me?
Sarah. Um…
Um, hi.
♪ Pop, pop, pop, pop Pop, pop, pop, pop something ♪
♪ Pop, pop, pop, pop, hey, pop! ♪
♪ Pop, pop, pop, pop something. Hey! ♪
♪ When we celebrate, we dey pop champagne♪
- Sarah. - Girl,
we have to celebrate. Whoo!
- Sarah-- - I'm so excited.
You haven't said anything since we left Anthony's lounge.
And then this.
Wait.
- Aren't you disa-- - Disappointed?
That a hot guy kissed you?
Never!
I can never be disappointed, Tinuke.
What I should be asking you is,
do you like Anthony?
Why am I even asking you?
That kiss,
that I saw… Ah! Ah! Whoo!
That kiss was so hot.
Like, I purposely left you guys.
I was just watching.
Like, even me, I was feeling the kiss.
- Are you with me? Ah! - Sarah.
My friend.
Sarah, it was a mistake.
The second time I've made this mistake with him.
I feel bad about it.
I don't..I don't even know.
The first time was when he came to pick me on the road.
You know, the day
- Kola embarrassed me at his launch. - Mh-hmm.
- I was crying on the street. - Wait.
And he picked me to his house.
This is not the first time you guys are kissing?
Ah. No, now.
You told me he came to pick you that day.
But you didn't tell me you guys kissed.
Girl, you started hiding things from your bestie.
- Hmm. Sneaky. - Sarah, stop.
Stop.
Whoo!
- Okay. - It was just a mist--Ah!.
Atinuke, keep explaining till you get tired.
But anyway, there's evidence on this one though.
- Stop. - And I'm the one holding the evidence.
- Stop. - No wonder you're glowing.
Hmm?
But Anthony's a great guy.
- I know. - Honestly, I've known him
for like three years.
He's a really decent guy.
I mean, he has a girlfriend,
- but that one doesn't-- - No, they've broken up.
- Ah. - Oh?
- What she did is bad! - You know that too?
Yes, he told me he was so sad, he was broken.
Okay!
Alright.
So, they've broken up.
The two of you have kissed. What next?
- I'm four years older than him. - Oh please,
- stop it! You see that? - What do you mean?
I don't want to hear it.
Please. Age is a number. Ah!
- Sarah, I'm married. - What is wrong with you, girl?
This is your time.
Time for you to be loved by a real man.
Oh wow, lovely apartment.
- Thank you. - Oh, I love the kitchen painting.
Aww.
- This is beautiful. - Thank you.
- And you designed it yourself? - I did.
You did well.
- Thanks. - Hmm!
New business and new beautiful apartment.
You're doing well, congratulations.
Thank you.
But do you know why I really like this apartment?
Why?
Because it gives us more privacy.
Hmm.
But seriously, though, thank you.
Thank you for investing in me.
Thank you for believing in me.
Because of you, my business is thriving.
Oh, stop.
I'm also making my money back.
So Kola, I… Oh, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. I wanted to say, Anthony.
- It's fine. - I… I wanted to say…
It's fine. I understand.
- Atinuke. - Yes.
Do you know how beautiful you are?
- Oh. - Stop, stop.
I'm being serious.
You are beautiful.
And I'm going to need you to do me a favour.
Going forward, every morning when you wake up,
I want you to look in the mirror and say these words of affirmation.
"I, Atinuke Phillips,
I am beautiful.
I am strong.
I am wonderfully and fearfully made."
And all that was said to you in the past…
can't hurt you anymore.
No man should ever speak to you like that, okay?
You are who you say you are.
And you are beautiful.
Thank you.
And now…
What do you wanna do?
- Like… - You can't carry me, I'm fat.
Wow.
You are perfect.
Hello, babes!
Hey, babe, how are you?
- I'm fine. - What's up, what's up?
- How's it going? - Fine!
I just finished my hair.
Yet to do the make up.
I'll send pictures to you when I'm done.
No!
Let's switch to video call.
Okay, I'll switch.
- Here we go! - Babe, look at you.
You're looking so hot.
See your hair!
Thank you. Wait.
Let me show you my nails.
Nails on fleek.
So you finally ditched those nonsense braid wigs
that I've been complaining about for years?
See how beautiful you look.
Stop it.
I'm so happy! I'm so happy for you. Finally!
Somebody came into your life that could change you.
You this girl, stubborn girl!
I'm so happy, Sarah!
I'm so happy for you.
Check out the clothes.
See? I'm changing my entire wardrobe.
Wow!
You know what? Finish, take pictures.
I want to see the whole look. I wanna see…
Oh my God, look at my girl!
Okay. Bye!
- Oh. - Hey.
- Hi. - This is for you.
- I'm not hungry. - You have to eat.
You haven't eaten all day.
Please.
- Stay. - Okay. Thank you.
Blush.
I'm loving my new look.
Gloss it up. She said gloss.
I'm so beautiful.
Yes! Atinuke, you're beautiful.
- Loving me-- - Tinuke, did you see my…
- charger? - Charger?
We don't use the same charger.
I didn't take your charger.
- Are you going somewhere? - Oh yes. Aunt Sewa's shop opening.
- Oh. Right. - Yeah.
I'm off.
Shut the door after me, alright?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Bye!
- Hello Ko-- - Hey, don't "Hello-Kola" me.
- What is it? - Why have you been coming home
late these days?
Sarah's in town, so I had to go to her place
to help her out with some things.
Say hello to the new personal assistant
Sarah Adenuga just hired.
- Uh-uh. - Don't "uh-uh" me!
You've not been having time for your family.
But I made your food before leaving the house!
- Both lunch and dinner. - Who's talking about food?
Denrele has an assignment, and he needs your help.
You know whenever he has assignments, you help him.
Kolawole Phillips, for the first time,
please, can you be his sweet father
and help him out with his assignment?
Do I know anything about it?
Okay. I'm sorry.
In the morning, I'll sort the assignment.
Okay?
Hope no problems.
Do you need any other thing?
Do you want a drink? Do you want me
to fry plantain with eggs?
- I'm fine. Good night. - You know you like my egg sauce.
Hello, my daddy. I'm… I'm…
My daddy, I'm so sorry for what I did.
I feel so bad about it…
and I… Please forgive me, Daddy.
Please um… Thank you, Daddy.
- Ah, Dotun's Father, have mercy. - Shut up!
Mercy, indeed!
Hello, Tinuke. Hello?
Uh, the reason I answered you
is because you have paid 100 million naira.
When you balance my money,
we'll talk.
- Good day.
Hey. Hey.
My Atinuke, I don't want you to break down.
Look, this will pass, okay?
- I'll be fine. - You just need to calm down.
- It will sort itself out. - Yeah, I know.
Please.
So right now, what I want you to do,
is focus on being happy. And focus on this eba…
that we're about to eat.
And my special afang soup.
Okay?
Thank you.
That's fine.
I know things will be fine between my dad and I,
once I finish paying the money back.
I should be done in two months time…
by the grace of God.
I'm just worried about Kola.
Things are not changing for good between us.
It's getting worse.
Even with the total transformation,
me looking all glam, good looking,
all thanks to you,
he's not even looking my way.
I still sleep alone in my room.
- Babe - You know,
he only collects food from me, that's all.
Babe, I look your way.
I wish I could get some loaves of bread.
Or some groundnuts.
I wish i could lay my hands on ekuru and draw it to the left.
Unkind people!
They'll starve you to death, rich people.
They only care about work.
God help me.
Ah.
This is a kitchen.
I'm sure there's food in there.
Okay, let's try it this food. Okay?
Ah!
It has happened. The die is cast.
Mmh.
Madam is now a side chic.
I'm full.
Ah! My madam didn't even eat this moi-moi.
Madam, I was just wondering why
you didn't eat the food I served you.
I told you to pack the food, that I'm not eating.
Take it to the kitchen please.
Ah madam, do I cook rice for you?
No, I'm fine.
Ah, Madam for three days now…
- Charity. - …you haven't eated.
- Are you sick? - Please Charity, don't talk me to death.
- Leave. - I'm sorry, ma.
This is the 2nd strip.
Positive. God.
But…
How come?
I'm excited. ♪I've got joy in chaos ♪
- Come on, girl. - Sarah.
What?
What? You should be excited.
Babe, it's been ten years.
Ten years of you trying to conceive, and God has done it.
You're about to be a mother again.
Why are you not dancing?
You should be excited.
I'm actually surprised.
I'm still in shock.
Uh me, pregnant?
This must be a miracle.
It is a miracle.
After all these years, because…
Same me that they said…
What did they say?
Um… I…
- Sarah! - I understand. People will talk about you.
They will say you cheated.
You're a married woman.
You were sleeping with another man.
Everybody can talk. They have their mouths.
Opinions are like arses.
Everybody has one.
But Anthony's a good man.
He'll take care of you, and I'm here for you.
Sarah, stop! Please, let me talk.
Please.
It's not what you think.
Anthony was a mistake.
Yes!
He's a past.
He's not the father of my unborn child.
So, who is? My husband, of course.
- I don't understand. - Which husband?
Sarah, stop!
Yes. Kola's messed up.
The same Kola?
He has messed up a lot of times.
- But see-- - Kola that hasn't slept
with you for God knows how long.
Kola that hates you, cannot stand your guts.
Kola that is repulsed by you.
Atinuke, come on, it's me and you here, so let's cut the crap.
Sarah, we're working things out.
We're fine.
We're in a good place.
- Sarah. - No, okay.
Okay, babe, you're scared, I understand.
- Who is there? - I can hear from…
It's probably…
- Sarah. - This girl…
Were you leaning on the door eavesdropping?
I didn't ease myself.
I want to drink water. Hello, ma.
Excuse me. Come, come, come.
Why are you going into my house without being invited?
Eh, water, ma. I want to drink water.
I looked around for Joy to no avail.
So, I decided to look for Joy and get some water, ma.
- Get out of my house! Are you mad? - I want to get some water.
I said, out!
- Get out! - She asked me to leave. I want some water.
- Are you crazy? - Can you leave my house?!
Please give me some water.
- Can you go? - Ah. I'm…
Atinuke, what is this?
Why do you tolerate such nonsense?
Sarah, I'm sorry.
Wait, why is… why is he driving you?
Kola said my driver should drive him.
And so he insisted on sending Semiu.
So you allowed this one that doesn't keep his mouth shut,
to be the one to drive you?
This guy that talks too much.
Just ignore. You know, Semiu, he's a nuisance.
- And he's Kola's driver, not mine. - Anyways, babe.
- You'll be fine. - Hey, baby.
Hi, sugar.
I wanted to confirm if we're still doing weekend.
Or are you too busy for me?
Ah I can't be too busy for you.
You know that.
Okay. I just wanted to be sure so I can plan ahead.
Of course. Better plan for two. Hmm!
♪ Just the two of us We can make it if we try ♪
♪ Just the two of us ♪
♪ You and I, just the two of us ♪
Let me call you back, okay?
Yes?
Tinuke.
Come in.
- Hi, Kola. - Hi.
Why the long face?
Tinuke, what is it please?
I'm not coming to your room.
You've asked me not to sleep here anymore.
I'm good with it, okay?
Kola, I just want you to...
"Kola, you're avoiding me.
Kola, you're not touching me.
Kola, we don't spend time together."
Tinuke, it's the same old story, I'm tired.
Ah!
I'm not here to say all this.
I'm not here to nag.
Hmm? I'm used to this lifestyle.
Of course. Why won't you?
Because all you do now is go out.
You stay out late.
You've become a sexy diva.
You don't have time for me.
You don't have time for your son, Denrele.
Hmm. Kola.
Kolawole Phillips, are you jealous?
Please. Me, Kola?
Jealous?
Oh.
Just calm down. Hmm?
This whole transformation is all for you.
Yes, I'm looking good to keep my husband.
Because this is what you like to see in women.
- What? - Mm-mm, I'm not accusing you
of doing anything.
You want me to look different.
I'm looking different now.
And I stay out late because I go to Sarah's place and chill.
Since I have no job,
I can't just be sitting at home doing nothing.
Ah, maybe you should marry Sarah now.
Uh-oh.
I'm your wife for life, Kola.
This marriage must work.
God will touch you, hmm?
All will be well with our marriage.
Anyway, I came to tell you that I got you some clients
to buy how many plots of land?
Like, um, ten plots of land from Tiara Estates.
Tomorrow.
You're joking with me, right?
- No. Mh-mh. - Really?
Wait, but… how did you know I was?
That you've been having challenges selling the land.
I know.
Whenever you're going through any challenges,
you snap at me, then you're going through something.
I know my husband too well.
And I'm here to make you happy.
And I'm here for you, my love.
I'll make this marriage work.
Since you don't want to touch me, I'll say goodnight, bye.
Come back here.
Who doesn't want to touch you?
What's wrong with you?
You, silly you.
Kola, I love you.
I love you too.
Semiu!
Ah. Boss!
Yes, sir.
- How are you? - Fine, sir.
So how is it going with Madam?
Ah!
Uh, I'll explain in detail.
Like this morning,
when Madam came out, she was wearing a nicely shaped outfit.
The outfit was curvy.
Her new look emphasized her shape.
Then, she entered the car.
I opened this back door for her to sit.
Semiu, that's not what I want to hear.
Where did you go to when you left here?
Okay. When she entered the car,
then I turned to the other side.
I entered the car then I turned on the ignition.
Then we moved. When we moved, we went out.
This morning, we both entered the car and we left.
While on motion, she asked me to stop the car.
Then she entered the pizza joint.
You went to buy pizza?
Lots of pizza, ice cream, pastries of all sorts. Plenty.
Ah.
- Where did you take it? - Okay. We kept them in the car.
We both entered the car.
- Then I started driving. - Semiu, where did you take it to?
Take it easy, you asked me to be patient
- Okay, fine. - While driving,
Madam asked me to park in front of a house.
I parked there.
Madam carried all the pizza, ice cream
and all the junk food she bought. Then the man carried it into the house.
She instructed me to wait outside.
She didn't allow me into the house.
- She told me to wait outside. - Of course, she won't let you get in
because she knows what she wants to go and do.
- She entered the house - So I stood by the car, like this.
I stood by the car this way.
Sir!
Sir! Sir! Hmm!
I heard Madam's laughter.
And the second person.
Get out! Is that what I'm asking you?!
What's wrong? What's all this?
- Who is the person she was laughing with? - You asked me.
If you shout at me, you'll hurt my feelings.
Who was the second person that was laughing?
Sir…
Of course, it was Aunt Sarah.
Aunt Sarah with the Queen's English.
Speaking a lot of English.
So, there was no man inside there.
Man?
Madam doesn't visit any man.
Aunty Sarah's was the only place we went all day.
- Are you normal? - What have I done now?
You insist that I drive Madam,
- that I shouldn't drive you. - Shut up!
And get lost.
Rubbish.
Serves you right.
This is what you get when you don't take good care of your wife.
Sarah, where are you and this client?
I'm tired. I want to leave this place.
I'm right behind you.
I'm here.
Just turn around.
Hey, bestie.
- What's up, darling? - I'm good.
Where's the client?
- Oh. - Sh…
- Babes. - Sarah, why?
Atinuke, please.
Just listen to him.
He's been blowing up my phone for the past two days.
Please, just hear him out.
Okay?
I will excuse the two of you, okay?
Love you.
Hey.
Hi.
You're avoiding my calls.
I've been busy.
Busy?
My Tinuke…
Why are you avoiding me?
What have I done wrong?
- Anthony, we're in public. Stop. - I don't care.
I missed you.
I haven't spoken to you for over six weeks.
You and I know that this relationship is going nowhere.
- Please, let's stop this. - Stop?
Even if you want to stop, we're adults.
We should sit down and have a conversation.
Okay, we're talking about it now.
I'm a married woman, you know.
Things are getting better between my husband and I.
What?!
I don't know how to say this.
God help me.
Anthony. I'm pregnant.
My God.
Is that why you've been shutting me out?
That's ama… Like…
We can talk about this. We can handle this together.
- No, no. - This is my fault.
No. You're not the father of my unborn child.
It's Kola.
Same Kola, who has never been there for you?
He's trying to be there for me now.
Anthony, you're a very nice person.
You're a good guy.
Thank you for all you've done for me.
But we have to stop this.
You see, the money I invested in your business,
- you don't have to refund it, - Stop saying that.
- I give you. - Why would you say that, Tinuke?
I'm not dating you because of money.
My Tinuke.
I love you.
I love you too but…
We have to stop.
Please.
My family needs me now.
And I need them.
Please.
I have to go. Anthony, I'm so sorry.
Anthony!
She's a married woman.
You shouldn't have!
For God's sake!
Hey, God!
Sister, it's not like I planned this. It's…
We just fell in love.
I didn't even know
that you and Tinuke's relationship was this serious.
Sister.
I love her.
Her husband doesn't deserve her.
He abuses her mentally.
He doesn't even touch her.
Sister, I know that child is mine.
I'm the only one in her life.
I'm so confused right now.
Eh?
This would be the first grandchild in the family.
I want this child.
Eh? I'm yet to bear a child.
Uche, what do you think?
This issue is as complicated as when someone's mouth gets farted in
then had salt poured in as well.
It's impossible to swallow the fart
yet the salt cannot be spat out.
Eh?
Oh my God.
But Tinuke is another man's wife?
What kind of problem is this?
Sis, Anthony…
my advice to him is to lay low.
She is married.
And you don't want the scandal that can come from that.
Yes I know.
Okay.
I know deep down inside me that this child is my blood.
Whoo!
- Aww! - Yes!
- This is so good. - Ah.
Yes.
- Congratulations, my love. - No, no.
Congratulations to us.
We sold so many plots
in such a short time space.
And all thanks to you.
You made it happen.
Baby, you are the real MVP.
- Baby… - The best wife ever.
The best husband ever.
Cheers to us, baby, ah.
- Yay. - Mmh.
- Come on, baby, let's celebrate. - Mh.
I'm pregnant.
I'm sorry.
I know.
I was also surprised.
- Sit, darling. - Wait.
I was surprised.
Wait…
Baby, there are miracles.
And this is one.
- Yes? - This is a miracle.
I see.
Yes.
But when did you find out?
Yesterday.
Um, last week, I was feeling very sickly, nauseous.
Um, so when I was talking to Bayo's wife--
- Bayo? - Bayo, my brother in London.
- Oh, okay. - You know his wife is a nurse.
So while we were discussing, I was told her how I was feeling,
she said, why don't you just get a pregnancy test kit and try?
At first, I didn't want to do it.
I was reluctant.
But I just did it.
I was shocked to see it positive.
Yes.
Um, baby you were not feeling well,
and you didn't talk to me, and you went to talk to Bayo's wife.
I mean, this is a private issue.
Why did you take it outside?
I know. But you know how you behave
sometimes when you're under pressure.
You know, you snap.
I didn't know how to tell you.
I was looking for a good time.
And seeing us celebrate now is a good time.
I have to tell you.
Babe, look.
I'm never too busy for you, okay?
You know we need to do a test, hm?
Oh, yes, like a blood test.
Of course I would do one.
But Mom is coming today.
We want to talk about my issue with Daddy.
- You know how it is. - Oh. Yeah.
Um, so maybe tomorrow I'll just go to Dr. Felix and do a blood test.
- That's good. - But it will be positive
because this is positive.
It is our miracle.
Babe, yeah.
Babe, congratulations to us.
- Yes, baby. - I love you.
I love you too.
Felix, what's up?
Kola, just calm down, okay?
The lab hasn't sent in the result yet.
Be calm, please.
This is not good.
Okay, we have it!
Talk to me!
It's positive.
Tinuke, is pregnant.
How?
I'm curious myself.
Because with your medical condition,
you can't get her pregnant or any other woman.
So I… I don't know.
Ha! No.
Ha!
No. Felix!
Tinuke is cheating on me.
Ha, no.
No.
Ah, no.
She wants to bring shame to my name, Kola!
If I lay my hands on the bastard responsible…
Ah, Felix, he's dead!
He's dead! No.
Kola, wait, just calm down.
No, don't tell me to be calm!
Do you know where this can lead to?
Then just leave her!
See, Kola you and I know that you don't love Tinuke.
Okay? And you've gotten much more than you wanted.
So just…
Are you crazy?
Listen to yourself.
Did I tell you I was done with my marriage?
Um, listen, I'm… I'm sorry.
I just didn't know what to say.
Then you shut up!
Don't say anything!
Heads will roll.
Ah, no.
Hello, good afternoon, Table for how many, please?
Table for nobody.
- Where's Anthony? - Do you have an appointment?
- Excuse me, ma'am. - I'm here to see Anthony please.
- Excuse me, ma'am. - What is it?
- Do you want to rip my clothes? - Ma'am, please.
- Why are you harassing me? Ah! - Please.
Anthony!
What is this girl doing here?
Hi, Anthony.
What's up with you?
- What do you want? - Hey, Auntie please.
I'm not here for you. Unless you want me to spill
all the beans to everybody here.
Anthony, I have a business deal for you.
- Ndidi! - Mmh!
I'm not interested in any business
deal that you have for me.
Please leave! This is my place of business.
I have paying customers here.
Oh, my voice is too loud.
I'm sorry. I'll bring it down.
Anthony, after that nonsense,
that you and this your auntie did to my family,
we've been trailing you.
We follow you everywhere.
Guess what?
We now have something to hold on to.
Excuse me! What are you talking about?
You better get out of here
before I get somebody to push you.
- Look at this girl! - Ah! Auntie, calm down.
- Cool it down. Calm down, please. - Are you mad?
Please, please.
Ingrate. See, your auntie wants to spoil your business.
- You allow this young girl to insult me? - Look, people are leaving.
- Can you see now? She's spoiling it. - This small girl.
Auntie, calm down. Let me give you the scoop that will favour you.
Sister, please.
Chief Olowoporoku of Olowo Steels…
father to Atinuke, the married woman you're sleeping with…
Shit.
That man doesn't like scandal.
And I have more videos of you both kissing and cuddling.
Ten million naira!
My family and I have secured our visas
and we've bought our tickets.
This ten million naira is only for soft landing.
So how's it going to be?
Cash?
Cheque?
Bank transfer?
POS?
Let's talk business!
Uh,
- Ndidi, - mmh?
Let's talk.
- Really? - Yes.
Okay.
Ah.
Aunty Witchy!
So you can be this calm, Auntie?
No problem.
Let's get to business.
I've heard everything you said.
- Mmh. - And um,
mow I want you to listen to me very carefully.
- Okay. - If your mother is worth anything,
and your father too,
I dare you to live up to that threat!
By the time we're done with you, right…
- Mmh. - …they won't even find your corpse!
I swear! To God who made me!
You heard what my sister said?
If you misbehave,
you'll get what's coming to you. Your body will go missing.
- Felix! - Kola.
Kola, what is it?
Are you okay?
Is everything fine?
See.
That right there, is the face of the bastard
who got my wife pregnant!
Ah, come on!
- And I will deal with this guy. - Bro, you need to calm down.
- Is anybody home? Let's go to your… - No.
- Then, let's go to your guestroom. - Hey, that's not why I tell you
to calm down, okay? Just calm down.
Because of your BP, c'mon.
Be calm.
Felix please, we have to act fast!
Yeah, I know.
- But just calm down. - See,
I was brooding over an idea, while driving down here.
- Okay. - Um, you'll call Tinuke.
- Okay. - Lie to her, you know.
Just tell her you need to check on the status of the fetus.
- Okay. - And then you carry out an abortion.
What?!
What are you… Kola, you're joking, right?
You don't expect me to do that, do you?
- Of course, you know it's illegal! - Illegal?
You sit down there and you tell me about illegal?
So wait!
So running a hospital facility with fake license isn't illegal?
Kola, what are you talking about?
- I mean, this is-- - No, answer me!
Since you've suddenly developed some morals.
Let me ask you, did you finish from medical school?
No.
Who made sure you got this facility, this facility that you're oh-so-proud of?
Me! Kolawole Philips!
Kola, because you supported me
doesn't mean I should carry out an abortion on Tinuke.
Think about it! What's your problem?
Of course you know it's illegal.
That's a criminal act!
So carrying out an abortion on an innocent 15-year-old house help…
- Oh God. - …and she died on your rusty
unprofessional table, is not a criminal act?
And who covered up for you?
Me! Always covering up for you.
Guy.
You'll go to jail.
- Kola, what's the meaning of this? - You'll go to jail!
Because the punishment is 14 years!
Yes! According to Section 228 of the Criminal Code Act.
- Kola, you know you're-- - A narcissist?
Go ahead, say it. It won't be the first time.
Go ahead and say it.
Listen to me, Felix.
You will cover me up.
Not one of my secrets must come out.
Jesus!
Sarah! Where's the fire?
- Yes? - Um, Atinuke, there's no fire.
What do you mean there's no fire?
But you asked me to come down, that there was fire.
Yeah, I just wanted to get you here.
What?!
You just wanted to get me here?
Please sit.
My boss is always leaving his second phone behind, mh?
So I decided to check, hm?
Ah.
Then I overhead the boss voice and him.
They were shouting.
So I was wondering.
You got this facility. This facility that you're oh-so-proud of now.
Me, Kolawole Phillips.
Kola, before you supported me doesn't mean I should carry out an abortion on Tinuke.
That was why I came to inform Aunt Sarah.
Because if I told you,
you wouldn't believe me.
Madam, this is serious.
That was what I heard Exactly what I heard!
Ahh!
Sarah!
My God! I can't believe this!
Hmm! That's exactly how I felt when I heard.
I've always told you to leave that man.
That guy's a bastard!
No, I'm not surprised because of that.
I'm shocked that you, my friend,
can connive with this idiot to bring me down here falsely.
Sarah, just because of what this idiot said to you.
Semiu that talks too much?
That he's always overdoing things.
Ah! Ah!
Madam, yes, I agree that I overdo things.
But I'm not a liar!
Oh! I regret not having an android phone.
But for this archaic phone of mine,
I would have recorded their conversations and show you evidence.
I regret it. This is so painful.
Semiu.
- Ma? - Look up and look down.
You're fired!
- Give me my phone. - Tinuke!
Give me my phone!
- Where's the car key? - Ah!
- Give it to me! - Fired?
Madam, please I beg you in the name of God, please don't fire me.
How do I feed?
What do I eat after my dismissal?
Atinuke, calm down.
Why did I do this?
Semiu, you're crazy, you're foolish.
Madam, my boss asked me to be monitoring you.
Though I knew about your relationship with Mr. Anthony,
I didn't tell my boss.
You see, because the issue involves a potential murder
that's why I don't want them to kill you and the baby inside you.
I support you always. That's why I…
- Get out. - Aunt Sarah,
please beg Madam on my behalf.
Semiu, just go.
I'll sort it out.
Sort it? You're fooling me.
Semiu, just go for now.
Ah.
Sarah.
I didn't know it has gotten to this extent.
Trying so hard to make sure my marriage works
but you keep frustrating my effort.
And you claim you love me, Sarah.
I love you.
That's why I'm going to this extent.
Kola never loved you.
All he does is extort you and make you feel bad.
That guy is a narcissist.
I mean, for him to go to this extent?
Tinuke, there's something he's hiding.
Just because of what that stupid Semiu told you.
Have you forgotten that Felix and Kola are best friends?
Felix is a medical doctor that meets with different patients.
How sure are you they're talking about me?
It could be one of his patients he's telling Kola about,
and Semiu overhead?
- Atinuke! - How sure are you
- that he's referring to me? - Atinuke.
Listen.
Just think.
I don't like Semiu.
Like, the guy annoys me.
But this time, he's telling the truth.
And I'm with him on this one.
Babe, look at me, look at me.
I'm your best friend.
We've known each other since we were kids.
You have to be very careful, please.
I'm careful, that's why I stopped seeing Anthony.
But you won't let me rest, you just want me to be with him.
- Sarah, why? - Because he loves you
and you love him!
He makes you happy.
And he's the father of your unborn child.
Shut up!
Don't tell me that again.
A pregnant woman knows who's responsible for the pregnancy.
Kolawole Phillips, my husband,
is the father of my unborn child.
Get that into your brain and leave me alone!
Okay.
I'll leave it.
I'll let you be.
Thank you.
Atinuke!
What?!
- You're spotting. - Spot…?
You're bleeding.
Where's your key? Give me,
- let's go! - No.
Atinuke, come. Come let me take you!
Come.
Hello, Mrs. Atinuke Philips.
- Hello, doctor. - Hi, doctor.
- Hello, ma'am. - I'll be outside if you need me.
- Okay. - Thank you.
How are you feeling, ma'am?
Um, I'm better.
The spotting has stopped
but I'm just a bit tired.
Don't worry, you'll be just fine.
Um, so the ultrasound scan is fine,
and your baby's fine as well.
Thank you, Jesus.
Because, doctor, I was scared.
Don't be scared, you just need to rest.
You need a lot of rest,
So that the spotting doesn't reoccur,
- Yeah. - Okay, I'll rest. Thank you.
Since you're doing okay, I will ask them to discharge you.
Okay, thank you very much, doctor.
Thank you. Please, doctor, I'd like to share something with you,
- Okay. - So you can advise me.
Um, because I just want to be careful.
Years ago, I was diagnosed with tubal occlusion.
Tubal occlusion?
- Yes! - That's impossible.
The ultra sound scan is clear.
Tinuke…
I'm very sorry.
You have tubal occlusion.
What's tubal occlusion?
And this means you won't be able to conceive naturally
Your fallopian tubes are blocked.
Kola?
I…
Doctor Felix, please what can we do about it?
Maybe like a surgery to clear my tubes?
Nothing can be done?
Nothing.
They're blocked.
I'm sorry.
Kola.
- Kola! - It's okay.
How am I going to have children?
Kola…
- Kola! Kola! - It's okay.
It's okay, it's okay.
We'll go through this together.
I know, but…
Between you and I think this pregnancy is a miracle.
Because with the condition,
I knew I won't be able to conceive
But I…
Can I ask you a question?
- Yes. - Did you conceive via IVF?
No, it was a natural conception.
If you had tubal occlusion,
you would not be able to conceive naturally.
I heard so but,
that's why I said it's a miracle
Mrs. Atinuke.
- Yes, doctor? - You can seek a second opinion
if you want, but I'm very confident about my diagnosis.
Okay ma'am, I'll ask them to discharge you.
I need to go now.
Thank you.
Tinuke, why?
Why did you have to go through all this yourself?
I'm your best friend and you didn't tell me?
Why didn't you even seek a second opinion at least?
Why?
Kola takes all the decisions as the man of the house.
And he said we should keep our family secret, secret.
And… since Felix is our family doctor,
I didn't see any reason to seek a second opinion.
Wait…
You were told that you have tubal occlusion
and Kola never subscribed to IVF?
So, where did Denrele come from?
Denrele?
We adopted Denrele.
No wonder.
No wonder when you gave birth
and I wanted to come see you in London that, Tinuke, you told me…
You told me that last minute,
you guys decided to have the baby in New Zealand
knowing fully well that I could not get a visa.
Yes.
It was Kola's idea.
He came up with the lie.
He said I should tell Mom,
my family and even you,
that we've decided to go to New Zealand
to have the baby at the last minute,
so that you people wouldn't get to know about our secret.
Kola this, Kola that.
Everything is Kola, Kola. Are you dumb?!
- Yes. - Hm-hm.
No, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, that didn't come out right.
- I'm sorry. - You're right. I'm dumb.
He sells lies to me and I believe, knowing fully well that they're lies.
- I'm dumb. - Ah!
Wait, is Kola using juju for you?
Because I don't understand.
For him to connive with his friend to lie to you
that you have tubal occlusion.
Wait, nobody can tell me.
Kola has children elsewhere.
Because this guy never wanted you to give birth for him.
All he wanted to do was use you, suck you dry and trash you.
Ah!
No!
You see that Kola?
You see that Kola, and Felix? Me…
Me, Sarah… Hmm. Okay.
I think you have everything.
No, let me call you back.
I'm at a checkpoint, okay?
Alright, bye.
Officer, good evening.
Good evening.
We are conducting a "stop and search."
Come down and open your boot.
Officer, there's nothing inside my car.
Young man, I don't want to repeat myself.
Come down and open this boot.
- Officer, I have nothing. - Now!
- Open this boot. - Okay, I'm trying.
It's stuck.
And what do you have there?
It's just my gym stuff.
Open it, let me see.
How did this nylon get here?
You're asking me?
Open it!
Jesus!
- Wait. No, Officer. - Sir! Shut up!
- I don't know how it got inside there. - All to beat!
- I don't want to hear anything. - Officer, please.
- Wait. Officer-- - Shut up! Handcuff him!
- See… - Put your hands behind you!
- This has nothing to do with me. - Put him in cuffs!
- Yes sir! - Wait Officer,
I swear to God. I have no idea what's happening.
- Shut up! Get him into the car! - Move it!
- Move it! Go! - Wait! Officer!
Are you sure you want to marry Kola Philips?
Because when you marry him,
there's no divorce, there's no separation.
That's my stance.
Baby, please help me get this money
so I can start this business
and have time for my family.
Go do something about your body, hmm?
Curve that waist! Hmm?
Fat won't do you any good.
How can you be rotund and shapeless?
No. It's not good.
Listen to me.
I'm being a good man here.
I married you, made you feel important and loved.
What do you want from me?
Move this side!
- Move it! - Another Yahoo boy?
- No, ma. - Alright.
We stopped and searched him.
And this is the video found on his phone.
Boss, assignment done.
- This is a murder case. - Officer…
Shut up! Incident the case, lock him up.
I'll refer it for further investigation.
- Yes, ma'am. - Move it!
This is gross.
Ah!
Hey Tinuke, I'm sending you a voice note now
because you've not been taking my calls.
I'm sure you and Denrele are having fun at your mom's.
Well, I'm travelling.
And I don't know when I'll be back, okay?
So, I'll see you when I see you.
Okay, bye!
Ah, Madam!
Welcome, ma.
- Charity. - Madam, we haven't seen you for a while.
- How are you, ma? - I'm fine, thank you.
- How are you too? Okay. - I'm fine ma.
Everyone has been asking me of your whereabouts.
I told them I don't know. I asked the boss,
he said you are with Grandma.
Even Semiu and your driver, John don't know where you are.
You talk too much, Charity.
I'm fine, okay?
Yes, ma. Madam, what about Denrele?
Denrele is at his grandma's.
Yes ma, I'm just talking because
the boss asked all the staff to leave the house.
Even Semiu and John have moved away.
I'm the only one here.
I'm waiting for my boyfriend to pick me up.
Why did he ask you all should go home?
I don't know.
I think he's even travelled.
Whatever! I'm just here to pick some things.
I'm leaving, so…
Thank you, you can go.
Ma!
Is everything okay?
You talk too much! Go!
What is it? Why is this one calling me?
Hello?
Tinuke Olowoporoku, you're testing me.
You're toying with the cobra's head. I swear!
Ah! Dotun, why are you screaming?
Me, screaming? Won't you scream if you were in dire need of money?
We know how you manipulate the financial records of the company.
We all know.
But I said I'll send the money to Mommy.
Is there more to this?
Why do you want to collect this money for Mommy?
Is it your money?
Ah! Tinuke!
Wherever you are, I'll track you down today.
Today, definitely.
I'll track you down even to Sarah's house to collect that money.
No, you won't try that!
I said I'll give you the money.
I'm in my house, I'll pick up the dollars
and I'll send it to Mummy's place.
Oh fine, your house is fine.
I'll meet you at home. Yes.
Don't come to my house!
Get off my phone!
Tinuke, you want to die. I swear.
What rubbish is this?
What are you doing in my office? I mean, how did you get my address?
Mr. Kola Phillips, you know a goldfish has no hiding place?
Yeah.
So as you decided to stop responding to our messages,
we also decided to come pay you a visit.
- How nice. - Are you daft?
- Do you think this is some kind of game? - Ah!
Stop that breakdance.
Who is playing?
Me! I had to stop everything I was doing to trail you.
Looking for evidence.
I found evidence and gave it to you.
And you don't want to pay us.
- Who does that? - But I gave you $10,000
when you called me and sent me the pictures.
Ten thousand dollars?
Uh-oh.
Mr. K, we are Oliver Twist now.
That $10,000 won't be enough for us.
New price is $50,000.
Only.
$50…
$50 what?!
Has your generation ever smelt such an amount of money?
Actually, no.
Which is why we need you to give us this money so we can better our generation.
Mr. Kola Phillips,
it is $50,000 or we paint the town red with those pictures.
And you know you have a new company.
You don't want any scandals.
So, you choose.
I'll pay.
I'll give you the money in cash.
I'll send you the location.
Okay.
Oh, you're such a good husband.
I'm sorry about your loss.
- Please put yourself together. - Yes sir.
I'm sorry.
So…
So he asked us to come back to collect the money later that night.
But I couldn't go with her
because I had another customer
that I wanted to collect money from.
So she went alone.
And she never came back.
Are you trying to tell me now that Mr. Kola Phillips
has a hand in your sister's death?
Yes, sir.
Yes, because he was the one we were collecting money from.
But Ndidi's dead body was found in Anthony's car.
The officers came to interrogate you and your family.
You said Anthony was the only one she had issues with.
Yes, because Anthony and his sister threatened to kill her.
And I think it was just empty threats.
That's why I'm confused, sir.
Because she went to collect the money from Mr. Kola Phillips.
And she never returned.
So I think, I know Mr. Kola Phillips killed my sister.
He was the one that killed my sister.
I saw the way he was looking that day.
- I know. - Just calm down.
Calm down. We'll investigate it, yeah?
Calm down.
- Hello, Charity. - Hello, ma'am.
Ma'am, I'm ready to go.
So as I was heading out I tried to press the remote of the gate
but the remote control isn't working.
Maybe you pressed the wrong button when you entered and spoilt the remote.
You must have pressed the wrong button.
No, ma'am. Maybe you pressed the wrong button--
It's fine. Leave the gate open.
I will lock it when I'm leaving.
Ma'am, you mean I should leave the gate open.
What if someone comes in and steals?
In this economy?
Okay, what do you want me to do? Leave it open. I will lock it.
Ah! You talk too much.
Hello?
Hello, ma'am.
This is not everything.
I usually work for Kola Phillips.
I do his dirty jobs.
He made me to eliminate Ndidi.
This was not a new one for me.
He sent me her details and I swung into action.
So Kola Phillips sent you?
Good.
- Yes sir. - Hmm.
I've been cooperating with you.
Now that I've confessed, can we strike a deal please?
Yes sir.
We have the criminal 's confession.
Recorded sir.
Yes sir.
We have to go pick up Kola Phillips.
Right away sir.
Yes sir.
- I've talked. Can we-- - Yes sir. Sit down.
Be right back.
Tinuke, pick up.
Hello, Sarah.
Hello?
Tinuke, why haven't you been picking?
I've been calling you for a while.
I'm sorry. I've been struggling with some things in the house.
Please don't tell me you're still in that house.
I'm still here.
I got the extra key to enter Kola's room.
So I'm in his room now,
packing all the valuables he used my money to buy.
I even picked the safe he has here.
I couldn't open it But I'll get the locksmith to open it
And I'll pick all the Rolex, wristwatches, diamonds,
dollars, everything he used my money to get.
Babe, you don't need those things.
Sarah, I need it. See,
Yes.
Like this C of O, or the real estate
business he just commissioned.
Let me just burn it into ashes.
When I burn it, for him to get another copy
from the state government, he will go through hell.
And I'm sure he doesn't have a duplicate.
Just leave, please.
See?
Accursed man.
See.
Imagine! The fake test result that he did with his doctor friend,
stating that I have tubal occlusion.
He even kept it here.
Kept it for what? To blackmail me or what?
My God will punish this guy.
I reject tubal occlusion, in Jesus' name!
Amen!
Marriage certificate. Fake.
Everything fake.
Wait, what's this?
Semen analysis.
Kolawole Phillips.
What's that?
It's some test result he did years ago.
Motility, morphology. What's all this?
Okay, confirms case of azoospermia.
Azoospermia? What is it? Idiot.
Azo… What did you call it?
The test result states that he has a confirmed case
of azoospermia. Azoospermia?
Ha!
Azoospermia means no sperm…
Kola has no sperm count.
I knew it.
I knew it!
That guy's a bastard.
So Kola is the infertile one.
He tricked me.
He made me believe I was the one with the problem.
Ha. This is a lot.
He wasted my years.
Babe, I'm so sorry.
I'll be fine.
I'm here.
I'm fine, Sarah.
I'm sorry.
You know what?
Let me just… Let me come and get you.
It's okay, Sarah.
You don't have to.
Okay.
Don't worry, I'll be fine.
Who's that?
Tinuke?
Oh.
Atinuke!
What are you doing?
How did you get the keys to my room?
Kolawole Phillips!
In a house I built with my hard-earned money?
Oh, so this is how you come into my room
and snoop around when I'm not here?
So, if I didn't forget my passport, I wouldn't have caught you.
- Please let me… - For where?
Oh, you want to go and check?
Mr. Skeleton-In-His-Cupboard.
Skeleton?
You are the one with the skeletons in your cupboard.
Sleeping around with the whole of Lagos.
Adultress! You think I don't know
you've been sleeping around with Anthony?
- And you will-- - And he's responsible for the pregnancy.
- What about that? - Oh.
- So it's not a lie. - No, it's not a lie, Kola.
I'm no longer the soft lily-livered Tinuke.
I am bold, I am strong, I am confident.
I can face you, demon.
Kola, why didn't you just come out
to tell me that you need my help financially?
And I'll support you.
Why tie me down in this?
Why fool me, Kola?
You and your crazy doctor friend
saying I have tubal occlusion.
Why?
Whereas you're the one with the problem.
You're the Mr. No-Sperm-Count.
The secret is out. I've seen the test results you did.
Azoospermia. What? Oh. Oh.
Kola. I will deal with you.
I will tell the whole world.
Kola, I will announce it to the whole world.
That you are no man.
That you have no sperm count.
Kola, I will deal with you legally.
I will deal with you mentally.
- Yes! - Where's your evidence?
- Where's my evidence? - Yes.
You think I'm a fool?
You tore the evidence, right?
The whole test you have, Kola.
The evidence is in the phone in my bag.
- Tinuke. - What? What?
Tinuke! Give me… Give it to me.
Hey, hey, leave her alone!
Security!
Open the gate.
Sorry, sir you can't come into the estate to arrest someone here.
- I said open the gate. - Sir, what's all this?
What's all this?
Will you open this gate?!
Listen. My friend is in there and that man is a criminal.
If he kills her, and runs away, I will not take it lightly with you.
Dotun!
But I'm only following protocol here.
You can't come into the estate to arrest
someone without a warrant.
- Officer Ben, hand me the warrant. - Sir.
Are we clear?
- Open the gate! - Open it, my friend!
Move!
Move! Move it!
- Move it! - Drop it!
Drop it!
- Look at him! Bastard! - Get in!
- Useless man! - Advance!
It will never be well with you! It will not be well with you!
Atinuke!
Cuff him!
Ah, my dear.
How are you?
- Mommy? - Yes, it's me.
And your brother.
Hope you're okay.
How are you feeling?
- My baby. - Baby is fine.
They checked it here.
Baby is fine.
Please don't cry, my dear.
Thank you very much.
I'm sorry for what you went through.
Thank you.
Thank you for saving my life.
Don't worry.
You're my sister.
Though we fight a lot,
but I'll always protect you any time.
Thank you.
- Thank you, Mommy. - Thank you, my dear.
- Sarah. - Good afternoon, ma.
- Sarah, well done, my dear. - Yes, ma.
Well done. Good looking out.
- Ah? - Good afternoon, ma.
- Good afternoon. - Hey.
- Hi. - I got this for you.
Thank you.
- Mommy. - Yes?
- Dotun. - Hmm?
This is Anthony.
We know him
- Yes, Mommy. - We have met him.
- Good afternoon. - We know him.
That is my brother, Dotun.
Nice to meet you sir.
Are you okay?
I'm so sorry for all you went through.
- It's nothing. - I'm so sorry.
Please forgive me.
For what?
Atinuke, don't worry. You're fine, okay?
Thank you.
- Thank you. - Huh?
- She didn't lose it. - We'll get you out.
I'm fine, okay.
- Sorry, my dear. - Yes ma.
- My dear, thank you. Thank you. - Yes, ma.
- Well done. - Yes, ma.
Ah.
Subtitle translation by: Ayo Koiki