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[man1] My wife's favorite scripture.
"What shall it profit a man,
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if he gains the whole world and loses his soul?"
[eerie music playing]
Powerful words of our Lord and savior.
And in your case, good advice.
[man2 chuckles]
[man2] Your theology needs to be admitted in an emergency ward,
if that's what you think that passage meant.
[in Pidgin] Sir,
[in English] are you bothered about the theology?
[in Pidgin] What about your life?
No.
I will not be intimidated into dismantling my impeccable record on the bench.
I would die first.
And your wife?
Are you willing to sacrifice her for this?
Your impeccable righteousness? Are you?
My men are combing the house as it is.
Let's see how it goes.
They're not home.
I'm the only one here.
Do with me what you will.
But I will not be forced to sign this diabolical parchment,
forged from the hellish head of your principal,
Otunba Shonibare.
Go and tell Otunba Shonibare
Obanor did not bend, and he never will.
- [woman wailing] - [man3] Shh! Shh!
[suspenseful music playing]
[woman2 breathing heavily]
Be a gentlewoman.
- [Obanor] Chioma! - [woman whimpers]
[man1 laughs]
- I'm begging you. - [Chioma whimpering]
Please let her go. It's me you want.
- [Chioma in Igbo] My God, help me. - Sign the damn papers!
Please... I will sign. I will sign.
[suspenseful music continues]
[woman2 breathing heavily]
[man1] Rubbish.
- [Obanor] Just let her go now. - [Chioma whimpers]
- As you wish. - [in Igbo] My God.
- [in Pidgin] Release her. - [gunshot]
[Obanor shouting] Chioma! Chioma!
- [man1] Guy. - Chioma!
I told you to release her, why did you kill her?
[in Pidgin] I thought "release her" in my own dictionary means "kill her."
- You know. - [man1] Your own diction…
[Obanor whispers] Chioma.
[Obanor] You bastard!
- [gunshot] - [woman2 yelps]
Who is that?
[thrilling music playing]
[man1] Hey, stop there! Stop-- I said stop there!
Stop!
[man yelps]
[thrilling music fades out]
[upbeat music playing]
[suspenseful music playing]
Good evening, sir.
- Tomi, how are you? - I'm fine, sir.
Sir...
What's this?
Tomi. Calm down. Mh!
That property is worth over 40 years of memories!
This is the only thing my father left before he died.
This is the only asset we have.
And you're saying the court has denied our legal right
to challenge Otunba's forceful repossession,
you're telling me to calm down. How?
How will I calm down? How?
It's an open-and-shut case.
[sighs] But this is our property.
It's our own!
Not anymore.
Not according to the law of the land.
Tomi, I tried.
But the truth is Otunba Shonibare is a force you cannot defeat.
And I need you to listen, hmm?
The best you can do is beseech him for a generous compensation.
[tuts] He got to you, right?
He got to you too.
How much did he pay you?
How much? Tell me how much he paid you!
Are you insinuating?
How dare you?
I'm your late father's best friend.
I have as much interest in your family's welfare as you do.
It's God that will punish you people.
[crying] It's God that will punish you!
I'm very sure Mr. Otunba, whoever he is,
is very happy to have your company in hell!
How dare you?!
How dare you address me like that?
- [cars beeping] - [buzzing city sounds]
[Tomi] Mummy, just rest.
I've assured you, I'm handling it.
- Okay? - Tomi, I'm not a child.
What did the court say?
[sighs] Mummy, the barrister got us an injunction.
We'll get this. We have a fighting chance.
Mummy, I promise you, we'll get it okay?
Mmmh! [sighs]
[moaning] It shall be well with us.
- Amen. - Mh!
[eerie music playing]
- [man shouts] GDP! - [crowd] Champions!
- [MC] GDP! - [crowd] Champions!
A round of applause for yourselves.
[crowd clapping and cheering]
We all know why we're here.
It is to appreciate and celebrate
the newly elected flagbearer of our party.
[crowd clapping and cheering]
And the next governor of our beloved state.
- Please, with a loud ovation… - Yes!
…help me welcome
the one and only,
- indomitable… - Yes!
- The one and only… - [crowd cheering]
- Always winning! - Yes!
- Championing! - [crowd cheering]
- Generous… - Oh Yes!
Otunba Lawan Shonibare.
[crowd clapping and cheering]
♪ Oh father, oh father! Our lord has given us a father ♪
[a man in the crowd murmuring]
[man in crowd] Sho for show! Shonibare for show!
- [in Yoruba] What's the matter? - [man2 in Pidgin] Take it easy.
- [in English] Why are you pushing him? - [woman] Take it easy.
How much are you being paid, anyway?
Sir, if you don't have your party membership card, no entry.
[in Yoruba] Don't you know me?
Otunba Sho and I went to school together.
- [man3] Take it easy. - [man2 in Pidgin] Even in parties?
- [woman in Pidgin] I don't understand. - [man in crowd] Politics party.
[whispers in Yoruba] Seems like all the food we prepared has expired.
- [in Yoruba] Don't turn, don't use it. - [man3 in Pidgin] Look at them.
- [in Yoruba] Take it easy. - [in English] Party card?
- Is it not party card? - Yes.
[man3] Hurry up, sir!
Hold on! Hold on a minute!
Take this.
- [man3] Move away. - [man in Yoruba] Take this.
[overlapping chatter]
[Otunba] GDP!
[crowd responds] Champions!
- GDP! - Champions!
[in Yoruba] Thank you... sit down.
[in English] Sit down, my people.
Eh... it has been a very long journey.
You see,
I know that some of you did not vote for me.
And I have your names.
And in fact I will…
But they say, "Okay, we have won."
- [crowd cheering] We have won! - [Otunba chuckling] We have won!
[crowd] Champions!
- [MC] GDP! - [crowd] Champions!
Eh... Ladies and gentlemen,
behind every successful man, there is a successful woman.
So today I want to present to you
my delicious,
- my sweet potato, - Incoming!
My "beberingeous" wife!
[crowd cheering]
Lady Gold. [laughing]
[women singing] ♪ Oh father, oh father! ♪ ♪ Our lord has given us a father ♪
[Otunba] Thank you. Alright.
♪ Oh father, oh father! Our lord has given us a father ♪
[MC in Yoruba] Thank you!
[man in crowd] Otunba!
[crowd cheering]
♪ Oh father, oh father! Our lord has given us a father ♪
[men hailing Otunba]
Captain!
[instrumental music playing]
[singing continues]
- Congratulations, sir. - Yes.
Who are you?
- Who are you? - We're the press sir.
Okay.
Congratulations on winning the party ticket, sir.
- Yes. - Eh... sir,
however there are rumors that you bribed some of the delegates
with the sum of 200,000 dollars.
- [in Yoruba] No, no, no. Leave him. - [Lady Gold] What kind of…
- Leave him, I will answer the question. - What kind of question is that?
- You said it is rumors? - Yes sir.
Rumors is rumors.
And it is spread by the desperate people
in the opposition party.
- That's all! - Absolutely.
We will win.
[chuckles] Sir I believe you're confident of winning this election.
Ah-ah? Are you with them?
- I tell you that we've-- - We've won already.
- [in Yoruba] Let's go. - [Otunba] Yes. We will win.
- We have won already. - Ah-ah!
- What is wrong with you? - We have won!
[pressman] Take it and enter Uber.
Rumors is rumors.
And it is spread by the desperate people
in the opposition party.
That's all!
We will win.
Well, sir I believe you're…
Hello Charles, did you see my message?
[instrumental music fades out]
- [man] Good. And eh, Daily Gazette… - Go ahead.
…Otunba Shonibare's strong leadership
and managerial acumen
will bring the desired upgrade to our dear state.
- [Lady] That's right. - [Otunba] Hmm. [laughs]
Great tributes from major, major publications around the country.
- [man4] That's it. - Ah, Otunba.
I like it.
You have done a good job.
Eh, Otunba you know…
it didn’t come really cheap, eh?
Huh? I don't know how much I gave you?
- Rasaki. Rasaki? - Eh?
[both laugh]
- Sir you know, even Okadigbo's death-- - Keep quiet there!
Which Okadigbo?
- [Lady Gold hisses] - Someone who killed himself for nothing.
We're talking about achievement, you're calling Okadigbo.
- Just died for nothing. You're right. - [Otunba] Don't mind him.
- [sucks teeth] - Ma.
Your luggage is already in the vehicle.
Okay, let them run the AC for like 30 minutes.
I will be there as soon as I give Otunba dessert.
- Yes ma. - [in Yoruba] That's right.
Um, sir, I will inform the cook to get your dessert.
- Sit down there! Small boy. - What is wrong with you?
You think it is every desert that comes from the kitchen?
Small boy.
Sit down and learn.
- Otunba, come and take your dessert. - Come behind. Baby, come from behind.
[chuckles] Otunba, take your time, okay?
I will hold the fort.
- [Otunba] Small boy. - [laughing]
[upbeat music playing]
[upbeat music fades off]
- Sir, she's here sir. - [Otunba] Yes?
- Really? - Good afternoon, sir.
I… I'm sorry, sir, about that… I just came here to beg you sir. Please, sir
Please. Please, that our property in Ikeja, please…
That one? The court has given it to me. It is too late.
Please it's not too late. I know there's something you can do.
Sir, please you have plenty properties.
I came to appeal to you as a family man.
Sir, you're a husband and a father.
Just imagine that… Okay, God forbid.
I know that nothing bad will happen to you, in Jesus' name.
But please, imagine that something bad happened to you
- Please. Please-- - It's okay. It's okay. I'll give you.
- Please. - [in Yoruba] Calm down, I will give you.
Eh… [hisses]
Who's there?
You have to drink something. This is your first time here.
Whether it is champagne you want or it is…
[in Yoruba] Well done, that's good.
The special, right?
- Yes, sir. - Good.
Thank you. Thank you, sir.
- Drink. - Thank you. Thank you so much, sir.
Drink.
- I have agreed. - I appreciate everything you've done.
- Thank you. - Stand up. Sit down.
- I have agreed to help you. - Thank you.
Drink.
- [exhales] Thank you. - Fine girl like you.
That is why you were fighting them at the gate.
- Sir, I just know that if I came… - [chuckles] Drink.
Ah-ah.
Fine girl like you. Can you fight them?
Or are you just pretending?
[in Pidgin] Okay, drink some more.
- [chuckles] - [in Yoruba] Well done.
[eerie music playing]
[whimpers]
What happened?
Did… did you…
- [sniffles] - Did you…
- [whimpers] - [in Yoruba] What?
You… you assaulted me?
- You assaulted me! - [in Yoruba] Assaulted, how?
- [crying] - [in English] What is wrong with you?
Crying like the first girl to be dis virgined.
[in Yoruba] What is it?
Ah-ah, what kind of nonsense is that coming from your mouth?
- [Tomi sniffles] - Were you not the one who used
your own two legs to come to my place?
You asked me for a favor.
- [crying] - Oh, you think it's for free?
- [laughing] [in Yoruba] Look at this girl. - [whimpering]
[laughs] [in Yoruba] You're a fool.
You should be happy
that I've made you somebody.
What is it?
You're an ingrate. [tuts]
[in English] Take this and go and buy yourself another pant and bra. What?
- [crying] - [in Yoruba] What is it?
[in Yoruba] Put your clothes on.
[Otunba sniggers]
[wistful music playing]
Hello and welcome to Legacy Exclusive.
My name is Charles, and this is brought to you by Legacy TV.
Well ,today we have the beautiful Kiki.
Kiki, it's nice having you here.
I mean, this is us trying to get you for over a month.
I'm glad to be here too, Charles.
So Kiki, you run a blog,
Truth by Kiki that has been online for over four years,
three years now.
Uh, but recently you've intensively been on Otunba…
Otunba Shonibare.
And this is like a campaign against him. Why?
Otunba Shonibare is not fit
to run for the governor of this state
or any state in this country.
He is a known murderer,
drug trafficker and an illegal business man
who hides all these things behind his excessive philanthropy.
[host] That's some serious accusation.
Do you think you have, you know, proof to backup your claim?
Shonibare's ways is no secret.
The only problem that we have are the people
who really matter are either in his pocket, or in the ground.
And I will stop at nothing till I expose him for his evil ways.
Do you think you have enough evidence?
Because I mean, it seems like you do not.
I do.
I have provided evidence and proof.
But like I said, the people that matter are in his pocket.
What needs to happen now, is the reporters.
The reporters need to come out and
investigate his activities in his foundation.
Shonibare has a foundation set up to secure
scholarship for the youth of this state, right?
Shonibare started the Rising Youth Foundation in 2010.
And between 2010 and today,
it is alleged that this foundation has provided international scholarship
for approximately 10,296 people.
Excuse me sir.
[host] You are trying to say to…
- Sir. - …the press…
- Ah, sir, you need to see this. - …that those funds were diverted?
[Kiki] Not only that.
Shonibare demolished an orphanage and other buildings
for his personal gain.
- What is the meaning of this nonsense? - He is not only dubious,
- he is also a narcissist. - Hmm!
He believes that the world revolves around him.
When did this happen?
- He believes he can get whatever he wants… - It's happening right now.
- What?! - Yes.
We need to stand up because we cannot allow this man
become the governor of our state.
If we allow him get into office,
he will drag the rest of us into hell with him.
It's trending all over social media.
It has like one million views already.
- One million? - Yes.
Rasaki!
- [in Yoruba] Relax, sir. - Eh?
[in English] I will handle this.
Then you can go.
- You know that I hate this. - No… don't worry.
[Tomi] What's going on here?!
Oh my… what's going on? Why are you guys
- demolishing my mother's property? - [man1] Let's do that side over there.
- Please what are you guys doing? - [man2 in Pidgin] Okay, let's go there.
Please what are you guys doing? What are you…
Why? Why are you guys
- demolishing my mother's property? - Hey!
Hello, young lady.
I'm sorry, is there a problem?
- You're creating a scene in this place. - What are you guys…
- [crying] - Is there a problem?
Can we help you, ma?
What are you doing? Why are you demolishing the property?
- You have no right! - Sorry, ma. Chief Otunba gave us
strict orders to demolish this building.
And that's what we're doing now,
- as you can see. - Don't do that!
He gave me his word!
He told me by himself, it's… it's impossible!
- Sorry. - [crying] No!
Please ma, anything you have against our work,
please you can take that up with Chief Otunba.
As you can see, we're just doing our job.
Call him! Please, call him! Call him!
He can't do that, he gave me his word!
He told me by himself with his own mouth.
He told me that this property has been reverted back to my family.
Ah-ah! It's not fair!
- Okay, don't worry. - It is not fair!
He has no right!
[phone ringing]
Chief, good day sir. I'm sorry to barge on you at this time of the day.
- There's a young lady here. She says-- - Tell him Tomi Ojo.
- Tomi Ojo! - She said her name is Tomi Ojo and she
said we're not supposed to demolish the building,
- [panting] - that it belongs to, uh…
[in Yoruba] She's a whore! That one?
She's a drug addict and a prostitute.
- [in English] Me? - Just use stick to send her away!
- [sobbing] Jesus. - I'm sorry ma, you need to…
- [Otunba] Send her away. - Okay, sir. Alright, sir.
I'm sorry, ma. I think you need to find your way out of here.
Please, as you can see, we're working and you're disturbing our work.
Work, work! Keep working!
Please you need to find a way out of here please.
I'm sorry.
Please.
Work, work! Uh… okay.
[in Yoruba] Ah, she's a fool. That one?
She's a drug addict and a prostitute.
Use a stick to send her away please!
Send her away!
[Otunba in Yoruba] She's a prostitute.
She's a prostitute.
[melancholic music playing]
[suspenseful music playing]
For someone crying "war,"
you're grossly unprepared.
Let me guess.
Your boss couldn't handle the heat,
- so he sent you to douse it. - Back off!
You're playing with fire. You will get burnt.
Oh, I have already gotten burnt,
and you helped to fan the flame.
You're stirring troubled waters.
[sighs]
You know what is worse and more disgusting than what he did?
[suspenseful escalates then fades out]
It is you.
What could I have done?
What would you have had me do?
Tell me. Confront him?
The houses in Lekki and London.
The contracts to fix roads.
If he becomes governor,
I will become his Chief of Staff.
- Isn't that a blessing? - [chuckles]
Is Otunba not a blessing to us?
Look at you.
I sent you to a fine school in Boston.
I gave you all the money you need.
All to help you overcome this…
delusion.
But you left America!
You abandoned our mansion, only to come back to this dump.
All to pursue an agenda that will lead you
to the grave.
Okikiola.
The blogs,
the broadcasts,
all these campaigns to stop Otunba
stops right now.
[in Yoruba] Do you understand?
What an elder sees sitting down, a child cannot see it standing up.
[in English] You want to fight Otunba, you don't have an army.
[hisses]
Why did this happen to us?
[heart monitor beeping]
Are we being punished?
What did we do to deserve this?
[sniffles]
[coughing]
- Mummy, just breathe. - [coughing]
Please, breathe. Please, breathe.
- Please, calm down. - [heart monitor beeping loudly]
Doctor!
Mummy!
Mummy! Mummy, don't leave me!
Leave me alone!
What's going on? Look at what she's doing. What's she doing?
- She'll be fine. Calm down, ma. - Wait. What's going on?
Why are you shaking your head? What's going on?
Wait. What's wrong with her?
Why are you pushing me? Leave me alone!
Leave me alone!
Mummy!
[screaming] Mum! Leave me!
[crying]
Mummy!
[melancholic music playing]
Mummy!
Mum! Leave me!
Mummy!
[melancholic music subdides]
[hisses]
Patience, please.
Who is Patience? It's Sisi Pepeye for you.
[in Pidgin] What's up?
I promise you, it won't take too long.
[in Pidgin] What is it?
Nice watch.
[in Pidgin] Did you come here for my watch?
[in English] Your clock is ticking, girl.
Look, I know you feel helpless.
But there is strength in numbers.
Those of us that Otunba has hurt, if we come together,
we can make a very good case and stop all the evil that that man--
[in Pidgin] Just let him be.
Let… let Otunba be, please.
What has he done that hasn't happened before?
Nobody is perfect,please. Just free him. Free the guy.
No. No.
Don't do that.
Do not defend your abuser.
I know you don't mean what you're saying.
And I know that at the end of the day, all the things that…
Wait.
He's paying you?
[in Pidgin] I've tried for you.
Let him be, please. Stop wasting my time.
[in English] I gotta go.
[in Pidgin] After wasting my time you're telling me rubbish.
[sniggers]
[sombre music playing]
[upbeat music playing]
[Tomi exclaims] Wait!
Wait, wait!
Do you know this man?
- Yes. - Wait, you're Kiki.
I saw your viral video bashing this…
See this man. [tuts]
Ah, this man.
My mother died because of him.
- Oh. - And I know someone else
who shares our sentiment.
I saved her video. Wait, let me show you.
Look.
- Can you see? - That's…
Justice Obano's daughter?
Yeah. She's the one.
I reached out to her.
How do we find her?
She's at Caritas Hotel.
[upbeat music continues]
[man] Go down.
Okay, then. Let's go.
[in Pidgin] Where are they?
See my girls. See my…
Come! Come here! Hey!
[in Pidgin] Where do you think you're hurrying to? Where are you going?
Do you know where you're going?
See, let me tell you.
Where are you? Move aside, let me see you.
It's not about having ass, is it shaking?
[in Pidgin] It's shaking.
- Is it shaking? - It's shaking.
Alright shake it for me, let me see.
[in English] Nice.
This girl…
[in Pidgin] you look like you know how to work it.
See, I'm not here to play around.
This is a special order from Otunba.
- Special what? - Order.
I want you all to take your time and work well. Do you understand?
When you get there… Do you know how to moan?
- Yes. - I want you to moan.
I don't want you to get in there and sound like you're pounding yam like… [grunts]
We only do soft in this house. Do you understand? Soft.
You, moan, let me hear.
- [moans sexily] - Mmh!
It's okay. You know what to do.
And you, moan, let me hear.
- [moans] - Mmh!
Don't worry,
I'll see you later, okay? I have plans for you.
And you, two of you… twerk for me, let me see.
It's okay. Don't break.
You, moan, let me hear you.
- [moans] - Hey!
[in Pidgin] What's that? You sound like you swallowed a garden egg.
Moan from your soul. Let it come out soft.
Let it what? Let it be soft. Moan.
- [moans] - That's right.
That's okay. You've done it.
Let's go.
[upbeat music playing]
[Kiki in English] I understand.
But remember,
people who can best relate with what you're going through,
are people who have been through it.
And that's us.
I'm not trying to start a therapy group.
I'm creating a league.
I don't understand.
Look.
We can sit around all day and cry about Shonibare's injustice to us.
Or, we can actually do something about it.
We're in our second stage.
I really want you to join us.
[sighs]
Um…
- Miss Kiki, you know I'm actually not in-- - Whenever you're ready.
[Kiki sighs]
My address.
[gentle guitar music playing]
[Kiki sighs]
[door knock]
- [sigh] - [Tomi] I hope there's dinner.
Otunba Lawan Shonibare.
Most powerful man in the city.
Clearly the most dangerous.
Three of us.
You want us to take him down. By ourselves.
The law wouldn't do it.
The police wouldn't do it.
I was expecting something more realistic from you.
More realistic like what?
Like we get a lawyer or a law enforcement person,
someone who's ready to fight tooth and nail to take him down.
Didn't you just tell us that your family barrister
got settled by the same Otunba?
- There are others. We'll find someone. - There's no one.
I've looked.
[Tomi scoffs]
So what do we do?
We form a league of Power-Puff girls,
go to his house, tah,
he's dead. Is that it?
- [scoffs] - Yes.
Yes! Yes that sounds like a very good idea!
Okay, ahem, Miss Kiki.
I obviously know you are joking.
It's a joke. It's a joke, right?
No. Look, at this point, we have run out of reasonable ideas.
We have to get creative.
Okay now, that is insane. I do not call that creativity.
It's even madness.
Are you sure your drink is not spiked?
Look, Shonibare is a very powerful man.
At this point, if you want to take down a strong man,
you cannot do it where he can see you.
You have to come through a door that he cannot see.
Alright, I can confirm she's insane.
Uh ladies, I have to go.
- Please drop me in Lekki. - Okay.
Well, at least we had rice, right?
- You walk out of that door… - Bye-bye.
…you walk into hell.
[suspenceful music playing]
I know.
Because I'm there.
For 11 years…
It's been 11 years
since Shonibare started…
[sniffs] started assaulting me.
Day after day.
Night after night.
Year after year, there is no…
[sobbing] There is not one day that goes
by that I do not think about that day.
That I do not re-live that day.
And you…
[sighs] You do not understand the amount of depression,
the anxiety, the panic attacks,
the…the cocktails of anti-depressants cannot solve it!
Not therapy, nothing!
[sobbing]
I know.
Because I've tried.
I have tried my best to forget that day.
If you feel for a second
that whatever it is that you're going through right now,
whatever you feel right now,
would pass,
and that [chuckling] you'd have better days ahead…
[inhales sharply]
I can tell you for a fact
that it's never going to happen.
I am living proof
that you're never going to have better days ahead.
As if all the mental torture that I'm going through,
and people are going through is not enough.
[exhales] Newsflash.
This man,
is about to be the next governor.
[wistful music playing]
[upbeat music playing]
[music continues]
[music fades out]
- [man] Otunba. - [Otunba] Yes?
[in Yoruba] Take a look inside. Take a good look.
- Okay. - This is their blood.
Drinking this will attract success and protection to you and good things in life.
Take.
- Drink. - [in Yoruba] I will.
- It's their blood? - Drink quickly.
Yes.
Quickly. You'll drink every drop.
Okay.
[slurps loudly]
- [gulps] - Hmm!
[groans]
- Swallow it well. Let it go down. - [sighs]
- As it flows down, - Eeh,
you'll never fall in the depths of the sea or the lagoon.
- Success will always be yours. - Amen.
- It will never meet you. - Amen.
You can go now.
- You have been fortified. - I can go?
It's all finished. How long did you think it'd take?
It's done.
[in English] Pedlam properties.
Lagos' most luxurious real estate empire.
But by night,
Lagos' most coded bar.
[club music playing]
[Kiki] Lagos' most coded bar.
Where the rich and powerful go to sin in peace.
Shonibare's favorite spot.
He doesn't miss a Friday.
That's our chance.
[slow club music continues]
But you know this establishment has an exclusive guest list.
Don't worry about getting our names on the guest list.
My father has a tab there.
See, that's not what's bothering me.
What I'm worried about are the guns that'll definitely be in that room.
Our mission is to step in and poison his drink.
We don't even need to get in contact with the guards.
We don't have to make contact with them,
but the guards will make contact with us
if we go near this man.
We don't even need to be near Shonibare.
We only need to be near the waiters that would serve him.
Wait…
This poison, what will it do?
Why?
Well I'm up for taking Shonibare down,
but not actually killing him.
[scoffs] A living Shonibare is injurious to all living beings.
[scoffs] That's not our call to make.
God gives life, He's the one that will take it.
- [soft chuckle] - God?
And I thought this aunty here was the crazy one.
[exclaims] I don't understand. Do you have a problem with God?
I don't. I have a problem with us leaving things to God that we can do.
Your shoes, it's very nice.
This your earring is very nice.
- I know God chose it for you this morning. - Really?
See, I'm not a murderer.
Ah-ah, guys what's the difference between us and him
if we're doing exactly the same thing that he does?
Okay Tomi, what do you suggest that we do then?
We spike his drink with Valium,
take him out, let him be knocked out,
then we take pictures of him, post it online--
Wake up. We are still in Nigeria.
The lifespan of every scandal is two weeks,
until the next gist lover scoop.
[sighs]
Can we just kill this man? Can we take a vote?
Ah, can't we just implicate him?
Let the law take its course.
Oh, like it took its course when he took your property from you?
See Kiki,
this is all grand, but
honestly I don't know how… I don't see how this will work.
She has a point.
- But… - She does.
Yes, I have a level of military training in the US,
but obviously, that's not enough.
Look at you. You have no experience whatsoever.
You, you have nothing. I know.
But you know what we have, ladies?
Do you know what we have, ladies?
What do we have?
We have motivation.
[hisses] Motivation. Really?
What would motivation do?
Kiki, motivation is not enough. We need a warrior.
I have one.
[thriller music playing]
[in Pidgin] Does this thing happening here look normal to you?
[in Pidgin] Normal? Isn't that juju?
That's Otunba…
That's Otunba's former hit man's girlfriend.
- Really? - That's his former girlfriend.
Otunba took her.
He left his wives.
- Otunba left his three wives. - [exclaims]
Me? No woman can try such with me. Nobody.
Nobody can try that.
[in English] Guy do the math.
The math?
[in Pidgin] Math? In this conversation?
- Okay. - It's okay.
But wasn't the man angry with the boss?
[in English] Who? [scoffs]
[in Pidgin] Haven't you heard of Machado?
Machado?
Wait, the almighty Machado that takes care of the boss' business?
Brother, Machado isn't human.
He's the devil's incarnate.
Where's he now?
[upbeat club music playing]
[club music continues]
[background chatter]
I haven't drunk in a while.
I hope I don't get tipsy.
[Kiki] Well, that depends on your appetite for this.
[drink pouring]
You look like a man who's survived more than a fair share of danger.
Kiki?
[suspenseful music playing]
Hello, Machado.
You didn't have to come.
You were not picking my calls and texts.
You're actually serious.
You want to storm Otunba's mansion
like SWAT and take him out, right?
You think this is film trick. You think… [scoffs]
[scoffs] With all the things that I've heard that you can do,
it might as well be film trick, but it doesn't make it any less true.
That Machado is dead.
- [background chatter] - [club music continues]
What Otunba did to me…
you believed me.
Only you.
See…
[inhales sharply]
See.
This is Patience Okolo.
She prefers to be called Sisi Pepeye now.
Her mother was Otunba's cook.
Guess what?
- He slept with her. - Raped her.
Raped her and convinced her that
she was the one that came on to him.
They are in a relationship now.
He's been raping her since she was 14. 14!
Otunba is a bad man.
I have no moral justification to confront him.
You don't want to know the things he made me do.
You can make that right.
By stopping him.
Join us.
We're breaking into Pedlam on Friday.
Pedlam?
Kiki, you guys will get killed.
We have a plan.
You guys are kids. He's a lion.
And what is a lion to a T-Rex like you?
The past is dead.
It's never coming back.
And this Pedlam nonsense is not going to work.
- You should go home. - You can go back to school.
- No! - [Machado sighs]
I am going to fight, come what may.
Shonibare destroys everything that he touches.
He is a thief, a liar, a rapist, a murderer.
He took your wife.
Do you watch them on the news?
I don't watch the news.
I do.
Every day.
You need to go home.
Lady Gold and Shonibare are five and six.
You need to see them kissing,
touching, whispering sweet nothings into each other's ear.
That's enough.
He has underage girls for breakfast and dessert.
But your wife, she is the main course.
- She was ne-- - Every night.
She was never my wife!
Because he took her from you.
I'm never going to be on your team.
And that's my final answer.
He didn't just take your wife away from you.
He took your balls.
Your self respect.
He took everything and left you with nothing.
You're not even a man.
You're not a man after all.
Yes Otunba, I've arrived.
[chuckles]
[Otunba] Yes, my dear wife.
[in Yoruba] The boss' wife.
[in English] I miss you too.
You know that I have told you
that I don't like all this traveling of yours all over the place.
Eh... ah.
Don't worry, once I'm done with this business transaction,
I will run back home into your arms.
Your excellency.
Look, let me tell you. Let me tell you.
As acting first lady to be,
you have to be careful.
Because when we enter office,
you won't have time for your travel and business.
There will be no time for that.
No, there will be money to spend.
[in Pidgin] There will be more than enough money.
Oh yes. Yes. Good.
- [in English] I just want… Wait, wait. - [phone beeps]
Ah my dear, the party office is calling me.
I need to do some political work.
Yes I will talk to you later.
Okay, baby. Talk to you later.
[kiss]
Yes, Chinedu?
She's here? Then let her come in. Ah!
Let her come in. [laughs]
Eh, I will quickly do her.
Chief, we… we…
Now, that was for him.
And this is for you.
[upbeat music playing]
[groans]
[chuckles]
Let me do this one, she's fresh.
Stop looking at me. Remove your clothes and get inside.
I will deal with you.
[groans] Ah.
[in Yoruba] Get in.
Enter the place.
[ominous music playing]
Ah.
[in Pidgin] I said we'll eventually find you.
[whimpering]
[ominous music fades out]
[sighs]
[phone ringing]
[in English] Hello? Irene.
Kiki,
you're still up at this time?
Yeah, I hardly sleep anymore these days.
What's up?
That Machado guy,
has he changed his mind?
[scoffs] Well…
I guess I was wrong about him.
Kiki.
[ominous music playing]
[tuts] I'm in.
[crowd clapping, cheering]
[laughing]
Eh, thank you.
Thank you!
Eh, my people!
I say thank you.
- The time is now! - Yes!
I say that the time is now!
You see,
well I don't have to become this governor.
Was it not that I sat down in my house,
[in Yoruba] minding my business,
when you people came to ask me to be your governor?
- Yes. - Good.
And my people,
since your wish is my command,
I must be your governor.
- [man in crowd] Yes! - [crowd clapping, cheering]
Shonibare!
These two right here.
Ajagun and Koboko.
They're his main enforcers.
Wait…
Those bastards!
They're the ones that killed my parents.
They're the ones that killed my parents!
Once Otunba is down,
they will be finished.
And this man right here…
that is Mr. Bello Rasaki…
my father.
He manages Otunba's conglomerate.
And is soon to be Chief of Staff.
Are you saying his kids don't attend his rallies?
Um…
Lawani Junior, he works in the US.
And then the twins, Kehinde and Taiwo, they school in the UK.
[scoffs]
So these people… these people here,
are they the ones that are always with him?
Typically.
But these people, they all know you.
So how are you going to make your way into Pedlam?
I'm not going in.
[upbeat music playing]
[music continues]
Three tequilas.
Salt and lime, please.
Has anyone seen him yet?
[Irene] No. [sighs]
Yes, he's definitely in the VIP. Let's go.
[upbeat club music continues]
[in Yoruba] Got it.
Oops, I'm so sorry!
I'm such an idiot. Sorry...
It's fine. It's okay.
- It is fine. - Sorry.
Let me just use the bathroom, okay? It's alright.
Okay.
Um, where would that be? Okay, this way.
[upbeat club music continues]
[music fades out]
Refill for Otunba.
Wait.
Don't I know you?
- [scoffs] Of course, I work here. - No.
I've not seen your face here before.
Wait.
I've seen you on TV.
- From the interview. - I've never been on TV before.
What's going on?
- Something fishy is going on. - What's going on, talk to me.
- Please let me go. - Hey, security.
[Machado] Let the lady go.
- You don't want this to be a scene. - And who are you?
Listen, get out before I throw you out.
Cynic hotel every other Friday, you and you-know-who.
Honeymoon suite.
You know it, I know it, we know who shouldn't.
Let the lady go.
[ominous music playing]
[car engine starts]
Thank you. Thank you, sir.
Get your other girl and get out of here.
This mission was dead on arrival already.
Tell Kiki that Machado is here.
I'll see you guys at the filling station.
[ominous music continues]
[sighs]
So, three ladies determined for vengeance,
that's all we got?
That's all we got?
Wait.
Does this mean you're joining us?
Break of dawn tomorrow,
it's gonna be tough. You guys asked for this.
Okay.
[excited muted squeals]
- [softly] Yes! - [whispers] Yes!
Thank you. Thank you, Machado.
- Thank you. - Alright.
[excited muted squeals]
Let's go.
Let's get into the car. Let's go.
[Machado] Every day, we rise before the sun.
And retire after dusk.
Breaks will be short.
Training won't.
[ominous music playing]
[door rumbling]
There's no room for sob stories or excuses.
You have a migraine…
you're running a temperature…
I don't care.
Cramps, PMS are tormenting your life…
show up or get out.
You don't have my permission to fall ill or be tired.
The only shot you get at taking a break is if you die.
I suggest you don't.
[water gurgling]
I've taken the pains to show up,
take the pains to stay alive.
Break any of these rules and you're on your own.
This isn't the first warning.
It's the only warning.
This is not a sport, ladies.
This is war.
It's not a trophy that you're going to lose if you fail.
It's your lives.
The people that you're going up against will
not hesitate to put one in between your eyes…
if you make a wrong move.
So it doesn't matter how much combat skills,
martial skills or war skills that you have.
So if you do not match these people kill-mentality for kill-mentality,
then this game is over before we even start it.
These are not just weapons.
These are your allies in this war.
But it's not time.
There is a line that you must cross.
And that line is more crucial than any martial…
war or combat skills that you have.
[tense music playing]
It's storytelling.
A few…
a few years after my mother left us, um…
My dad and I, we moved into Otunba's BQ.
He sent my brothers to school abroad and…
and he posted my dad to Ibadan.
Uh, long and short of the story, that's the first time it happened.
I don't want long and short, I want piece by piece.
He lured me into his room, and that is where it happened.
[Kiki screaming]
[whimpers]
Ladies…
that…
is the first thing you have to disabuse from your mind.
If you still shiver at the mention
of Shonibare,
you have given him the power to control you.
- That's the first line you must cross. - [young Kiki screaming]
The one in your mind.
If you shiver every time you recall what Shonibare did,
you've let him retain his power over you.
You don't overcome trauma by avoiding it.
- You do so by confronting it. - Mummy!
Till the pain and its control over you dies.
Trauma is not baggage that anyone carries into war.
First, you deal with the enemy within.
And then you're ready.
Sometimes, the dice shows you six.
And sometimes, it shows you one.
But a master player knows that he does not strive to get the most numbers.
But he tries to make sound choices, even with the smallest that he gets.
Anticipate the worst.
Prepare for it.
Great generals win battles before they even get on the battlefield.
Tomi.
Are you sure you want to do this?
Yes, of course I do.
What do you wish for your enemies?
I want to see him rot in jail.
I want to see him locked up for life.
And I want him to watch other people squander his money from the prison.
Yes, that's what I want.
Irene.
Forgive.
Seventy times seven times.
That's what the Bible says.
But God knows I can't forgive him.
I want him paralyzed in hell fire.
Kiki.
Death.
[tense music playing]
I'm not done.
I want him and everyone in his world to burn.
His partner,
his army of traitors.
The foot soldiers who spill blood for him.
I want them dead.
- [siren blaring] - Not in a cell,
not handicapped.
But gone for good.
From amongst us.
[siren blaring nearing]
The world probably won't be a better place,
but it will be definitely be less evil.
And the people he damaged,
and will damage, will have one less issue.
[man grunts]
[R&B music playing]
- [phone ringing] - [grunts]
Hello?
There was an incident at Pedlam.
There was this guy.
What incident?
Which guy?
He knows about us.
He knows.
The long and short is that we need to be careful.
I'm afraid. I don't want Otunba to find out about us.
Otunba will not hear anything.
I don't know why that will be your go-to.
We will be more careful, okay?
Um… change location, probably.
Or at the very least, maybe the guy just needs money.
I'll give it to him.
I just don't have a good feeling about this.
Let Otunba go to his Ibadan.
Hmm?
I'll come to you. We'll figure it out, okay?
Um…
but we are not going to stop.
Do you understand me?
[chuckles] Please,
don't even think about that. I am not giving us up.
Okay?
We will change location. We'll be more careful.
[sighs]
- I'll talk to you tomorrow morning. - Alright.
Talk to you in the morning. Okay?
[ominous music playing]
[in Yoruba] My husband!
[in English] Oh, were you looking for me?
I just started playing games, I took a stroll.
- To do small exercise. - Really?
Yes. [chuckles wryly]
- Have you packed for your journey? - Yes.
[light music playing]
[ominous music plays]
Machado, what is this? What are you doing here?
Otunba is a magnet that attracts evil.
And one day, he's going to attract a storm that will destroy you too.
And the moral of the story is?
[Machado exhales]
Leave while you can.
Machado…
You and I,
It can't happen again.
I'm not here to ask you to come back,
I'm trying to save your life, for old times sake.
Save me from what exactly?
Fame? Fortune?
Being first lady of the nation's top state?
[chuckles]
Machado, please.
I mean, if there's anything I miss, it's probably your work
in the bedroom. You were an Olympic…
[sighs] …Gold medalist in that.
But every other thing?
I think I'm doing amazingly well.
I am absolutely fine.
I genuinely care about you.
Despite all you did.
Aww. You still love me, don't you?
I mean you want the best for me.
At least, now I can rest.
I know I tried.
[Kiki] This one was different.
Same dream, same situation.
He was getting on top of me.
But this time…
I did not scream.
- I sorted him out. - [Young Kiki screaming]
Right there and then.
- [Otunba] Get out! - [screams]
- [gunshot] - [Kiki screams]
[ominous music plays]
You said to confront our demons.
I destroyed mine.
You crossed that line.
Now you're ready.
You're ready for weapons training.
[light music playing]
Ah!
- Hey! - [Lady Gold in Yoruba] My husband.
- [in Pidgin] Stay still. - [Lady Gold] No.
I say remain as you are.
Otunba. Otunba, listen.
I am begging you now.
Remain as you are.
- You want me to be angry with you? - [Lady Gold's lover] No.
Otunba, I'm sorry.
[laughing] Fredo.
Fredo! [laughing]
[in Pidgin] Of all the fine ladies in this town,
you decided to go after your boss' wife.
Right?
[laughing] [in English] I respect you.
In fact, give me a high five.
[laughs] Give…
- Otunbo. - Ajagun,
the boy is refusing to give me high five.
[in Pidgin] Are you mad?
- [in English] My friend, will you… - [Fred] Please.
Will you give Otunba high five?
- Give me high-five! - Are you stupid?
Good.
- [Fred in English] Please it's the devil. - [laughing]
- Ah. Fred. - Forgive me.
Fred, Fred, you don't have to worry.
You see… [groans]
Chief Alimosho,
my political mentor and godfather…
Hmm!
Do you want me to tell you a secret?
I was sleeping with his wife.
[laughs hysterically]
The two of them.
[in Pidgin] Labake and Iyabo's mothers. And they loved me.
[in English] Once I enter, you will hear…
[mimics their moans]
[laughs] But I was smart.
I was smart. My boss did not know anything.
As he was busy showing me the political ropes of this town,
I was also busy
injecting his two wives with sugarcane.
[in Yoruba] Sweet sugarcane.
[chuckles] [in English] And they loved it.
- They loved it. - I'm sorry.
- Please. - Eh?
And that is your crime, Fred.
That is your crime.
Otunba, I'm sorry.
It's the devil.
I'm not pained.
And I am not angry.
[in Yoruba] I swear, I'm not angry.
- [tuts] - [Fred] Otunba, please.
Otunba, forgive me please.
In fact… [clears throat]
I should be thanking the two of you
for giving me a political mileage,
that will ensure victory for me in this coming election.
[in Yoruba] My husband?
[in English] Political mileage?
What are you talking about?
[in Yoruba] My wife…
[in English] you just wait and you will see.
Hmm? Wait and you will see.
[footsteps approach]
[anticipatory music playing]
[comical music playing]
[tense music playing]
What is this?
I never knew you were coming.
It's…
It's been a long time.
It's been four months.
I was in America for four years.
Hmm.
This place hasn't changed much.
I'm out most of the time.
Oh? With friends?
You could put it like that.
So…
there is a young man?
A boyfriend in your life?
- Um, Dad, what exactly do you want? - Hey.
- I miss my daughter. - [scoffs]
Okikiola.
See.
I know things haven't been rosy between us.
But blood is blood.
You're my daughter.
And I am concerned.
When I forbade you from accusing Otunba of…
whatever it is you said he did,
you obeyed.
Now I was surprised.
[scoffs]
I expected a push back from the Kiki I know.
Stubborn as her old man.
But you didn't.
So firstly, I was surprised.
And then I got worried.
Very worried.
Look, I see all these campaigns of depression
and all of that against Otunba.
I just don't want you to do something stupid.
You may be upset with me.
But the door of the house is open.
Any time you're ready…
[in Yoruba] please, return home.
[ominous music playing]
[Dad sighs]
[in English] You didn't believe he raped me.
Okiki.
That man,
is my boss.
[in English] He's also an elder brother.
He helped me through the grief of the loss of your mother.
It was he who helped me get back on my feet,
after those trying times.
So the denial helps you work with him better?
[sighs] Okikiola…
I didn't come here to fight with you.
[scoffs] Fight?
[chuckles]
[female newscaster] Otunba Lawan Shonibare appeared to be in shock
but otherwise unharmed.
He was taken to an undisclosed hospital
from the scene of the assassination attempt.
Otunba Shonibare's wife, Mrs. Fola Shonibare,
fondly known as Lady Gold, however died on the spot,
as well as the personal assistant to the gubernatorial aspirant,
- Alfred Eyo. - Lady Gold?
- The Senior Chieftain of the… - Dead?
…Democratic Champions Party…
- …CCP… - [scoffs] Wow.
… coalition said…
That's so sad. They left the bad guy and got his wife.
[scoffs] You know she wasn't exactly Mother Theresa, right?
Yes, but she wasn't the one killing and robbing and abusing girls.
You dine with the devil, you face the consequences.
Now imagine the consequences of actually marrying the devil.
What does this mean for us? For the mission.
…retired to his country home to grieve…
That we strike tomorrow.
Watch this.
A spokesman for the family has said Otunba
retired to his country home to grieve in private
and reconsider his gubernatorial ambition.
These two guys,
what are the expressions on their faces?
Calm.
Indifferent.
Stoic.
It means the same thing.
The same thing you both said.
- Yeah. - Okay.
Do they look like they're mourning?
No.
Those are Otunba's core security.
Failure to protect the man would make them angry and disappointed.
[inhales deeply] They will compensate by being overly protective.
It's a psychological thing that they do when
they feel like they've dropped the ball.
Huh.
So Otunba planned this.
That wanker, he was in on it, huh?
So you mean he killed his own wife?
And you need to strike tomorrow.
[exhales]
[newscaster] A spokesman for the family has said Otunba
retired to his country home to grieve in private
and reconsider his gubernatorial ambition.
[thrilling music playing]
[Machado] Three storeys,
guarded on every floor.
Not only do you have to be one of the girls there for his revelry,
you have to do it with weapons.
Your mission is on the ground floor.
Otunba will join the party.
Anything you need to do, you do it then and there.
This entire area,
is where he's going to have his security detail.
And because of his "doctored" assassination,
he's gonna double his security presence.
So why is it a good idea for us to go there when
he's going to double his security presence?
Because his country home is his pleasure home.
And girls will be coming to that place every night.
That's your window.
You have to look for a way to be amongst the girls he will be expecting.
You need an infiltration plan.
[Kiki] Step one.
Getting on the list of invited girls through Otunba's resident pimp,
Chinedu Cream.
Get through to him, and you're in.
[Machado] How do you conceal your weapons past the guards at the gate?
[Kiki] Quenchy's Catering Services.
Owned by Otunba's nephew.
They provide food and drinks for the man's events.
Even the ones off the radar,
like his orgies.
We stack our tools in the designated delivery van.
They'll be in the lounge the whole time.
[thrilling music continues]
Disable the security cams.
[music playing]
[Machado] What's your plan for his execution?
[Kiki] Adapt and mingle.
And what happens if things turn out differently?
Adapt and improvise.
[girls exclaim and scream]
Otunba!
[security] Otunba!
[Machado] You came here six months ago as women with motivation.
Now you leave as women…
women with motivation,
skill,
tools,
and war craft.
But before you go to war,
remind yourselves about the reason for your cause.
[crying] Mummy!
Mummy!
[Machado] About everything you hold dear.
About what winning this war means to you.
- [gunshot] - [scream]
[thrilling music continues]
And never forget the first rule of battle.
Prepare for the worst.
Hope for the best.
It will be a miracle if things go as planned.
You see a curve ball,
you adapt or die.
Good luck.
[anticipatory music playing]
[anticipatory music continues playing]
[upbeat trance music playing]
Oh yeah, now you just can't dance to that song alone.
Smashing.
- [girl1] It's cool, I know. - [girl2] That stuff…
- Otunba? - No sign of him yet.
What if he does not come downstairs?
These girls, they're not here for nothing.
He'll come. Don't worry.
We cannot wait to get picked.
We're still going to get up if we don't get picked.
[Kiki whispering] No that's… it's too dangerous.
Look. Observe.
There's something going on.
Why is that guard standing there?
They know who is going up after the four girls.
- Hmm. - He's standing there so no one leaves.
[scoffs]
[security] Hey. Hey!
Yes.
You're number four. The boss asked me to bring you upstairs.
I'm talking to you. You in red.
- [in English] Me? - Yes, you.
Come... stand up.
Take out the cameras.
- Hey, I said you should stand up! - This was not our plan.
- [Kiki softly] We'll improvise. - Okay.
Are you sure you don't want to go?
[upbeat music playing]
[in Pidgin] Where are they?
Move.
You and your small waist, can you work it?
Go. Prostitute.
Move upstairs!
You look… Come!
Where are you going to?
Do you know where you're going to?
You better wait for me!
Come back here! Go upstairs.
See your big ass.
We can't wait around.
We have to move now.
What are we going to do?
Hey…
Look, we do not have a choice.
Otunba is not coming down to us, so we have to move.
What do we do?
Kiki, what do we do?
Irene is going there anyway.
We have to go with her.
How?
We don't have a choice.
Look, he's not going to come down to us.
We have to go to him.
[in Pidgin] I'll shoot you, and you'll behave.
When you get there, act like you know what you're doing.
Smile and act like you know what you're doing.
Do you understand me?
Good. I don't want any mess ups.
My money must be complete this night.
Do you understand me?
Why are you all standing like you're frozen? Let's go.
[in English] But you told us to stand.
- [in Pidgin] Who's talking over there? - [in English] Please, sorry. Sorry.
Move!
See her.
[in English] One, two, three,
four.
[in Pidgin] Let's go.
[whispers] Sorry.
[in Pidgin] What's wrong?
- [whispering] I want to pee. - Speak up.
[in Pidgin] I want to pee. Pee, pee.
You want to poop now?
[in English] No, not poop, I want to pee.
- [in Pidgin] Hold it, let's go. - [in English] I can't. Please I can't.
[in Pidgin] Who is this?
[in English] I don't want to go in there and mess myself up.
Let me go and pee.
[in pidgin] Don't go and do this to Otunba.
Come, niggas… Hey! That way.
Show her where to piss. Go that way.
- [in English] Straight? - Go.
Come. See, when you finish, that first door on your right.
Turn this way.
[in English] Ah-ah, what's going on?
- [glass shattering] - Ah, what's going on?
- Get with the program. Get down. - Okay, okay.
[ominous music playing]
[grunting]
[panting]
[chuckles]
[in Pidgin] Man, curse them!
[zapping, screaming]
[thrilling music playing]
[in Yoruba, Pidgin] No problem. Tell the boss we've cleared them.
Yes, we're coming with the ladies.
[in English] Tomi.
Shit. Thank God you're here.
Oh my gosh. Thank God it's you.
Okay, I don't know what to do.
- What's going on? - I don't know.
I think they're trying to kill us or something, or take us from here.
[exclaims] What do we do?
[chuckles] [in Pidgin] They're plenty. We're bringing…
Move, and I will blow your fucking head off.
[man screams]
[tense music playing]
[Chinedu in Pidgin] Ah-ah, where's that…
Ah-ah.
Where's that girl that wanted to piss?
I already said she wanted to poop.
[sniggers]
[exclaims]
Come, niggas.
Where are these silly men that are supposed to be on guard?
Niggas.
[tense music playing]
Come, where are you?
[knocking]
Come, hope…
I hope you're not on your period?
Cos you should have calculated it before coming here.
[knocking]
Come outside.
What…
Blood of virgin Magdalene.
[in English] She wasn't even a virgin.
[music playing]
[whispering] Nobody dies.
Except Otunba.
That's on me.
[sighs] Okay.
[anticipatory music playing]
[door bangs open]
- [man yelps] - [zapping]
[man groans]
[man coughing]
[thrilling music playing]
Yes. You this girl.
[tense music playing]
[Rasaki] Okikiola!
What are you doing? Ah-ah!
What is going on?
Ah-ah!
Where did you learn all this gun carrying and attack from?
What is going on?
You know who I'm here for.
Okikiola.
Killing Otunba will not give you peace!
- Do not stand in my way. - Ah-ah?
Pointing a gun at me?
[in Yoruba] Are you out of your mind?
[both grunting] Give me that.
- [man groans] - [grunts]
- [Kiki grunting] - [Dad] Give me that…
[groaning]
Tomi!
[panting] Irene, I was looking for you.
- Are you okay? - And then this idiot
- chokes me from behind. - Where's Kiki?
She went upstairs.
She told me to look for you. I was actually worried about you.
[panting]
- [gunshot] - [Irene's dad shouting] Chioma!
[man yelps]
[thrilling music playing]
Give me that gun! Give me the gun!
- [gunshot] - [Irene grunts]
[gunshot]
Eh?!
Ah! Gunshot!
[in Yoruba] From where?
Gunshot! [in Yoruba] Get out!
All of you get out!
[in English] Who… who are those shooting?
Pepeye, stay there. Stay.
Ah!
Have they shot all… Ah!
[in Yoruba] Me, the Tiger!
They are not a match.
[in English] From where to where?
[in Yoruba] Never! You!
From where to where?
Ah. Huh?
Where… where… [in Yoruba] Where's my charm?
[in English] Hello? Commissioner!
[in Pidgin] Where are you?
[in Yoruba] Where are you? [in English] They have surrounded my house.
They're shooting! Oh! [in Yoruba] So many bullets flying!
[in English] They're shooting!
Where are you?
Huh? Send the police!
Send police right now!
Oh! [in Yoruba] You!
You can't try it.
No one dares! I'm the Tiger.
- [Dad groaning] - Daddy.
[panting]
[tense music playing]
We would have killed you the day we killed your parents.
[thrilling music playing]
[man grunts]
- [thrilling music playing] - [man groans]
[grunts]
[thrilling music continues]
[man yelps]
[man screams]
[thrilling music continues]
- [distant sirens blaring] - [Machado] The police are here already.
If you try to get Otunba now, they will get you.
Go through the back door.
There's a pillar on the left. There's a ladder there.
Climb the fence with the ladder. Go.
- [Irene] Let's go. - Come on.
[Kiki groaning]
- Sorry. - [heavy breathing]
Come on, go!
Let's go.
- What are you… - Hey!
- What are you-- - Leave her, let her go.
She has made her choice. Go!
Go!
[thrilling music playing]
[thrilling music continues]
[upbeat music playing]
Who is there?
[thrilling music playing]
[exclaims] You're… Ah.
You're the one shooting outside the house?
You're with them.
[in Yoruba] What do you want?
[in English] Do not ask me any stupid question!
Shonibare.
Your time has come.
For all the lives you have ruined, all the atrocities you committed.
- All the girls you molested! - [gunshot]
[yelps, groans]
[in Yoruba] Ah! How did this enter?
[in English] Ah! My leg.
[in Yoruba] Abomination!
It shouldn't have… Ah, it has affected me.
Ah.
[native doctor] Rich people do not fall.
It's a taboo.
[in English] What is… Huh?
- Are you looking for this? - [Otunba] My wife.
[in Yoruba] Alright, bring it.
That's my charm. I've been looking for it. Give me.
[in English] I am not your wife.
[exclaims]
Can you bring my child back?
He forced me to kill my child.
I wanted this one.
- Your child? - Mmm!
- Ah. - Can you bring him back?
You're one of them?
Ah, this is not good.
[siren blaring]
This is wickedness. After everything that I have done for you.
Eh? And you too.
After everything I've done for you?
The university that you went to, who paid for it?
All the money your family is spends lavishly, who brought it?
Even the other people that are talking,
I invested in their lives.
I put money down for them all.
What are you talking about?
Don't listen to him. Don't listen.
Ah-ah. You can't kill me like that.
Thank you, my daughter. [in Yoruba] Thank you.
- Kiki… - [Otunba in Yoruba] Thank you.
[in English] Thank you, my daughter.
- I am not your daughter! - [gunshot]
[tense music playing]
[groans]
Daddy was right.
Taking Otunba's life did nothing to make me feel good.
What I did feel better about,
Otunba's tarnished legacy.
Lagos saw the man they loved and celebrated in true light.
One revelation led to the next.
Kidnap.
Ritual murder.
Drug rings, and every evil pie he had his filthy hands in were revealed.
[reporter] Sir, would you like to tell us your ordeal for tonight?
What ordeal?
Why are you in handcuffs, sir?
Look, I'm not a criminal.
See, I'm just a delivery boy.
What do you deliver, sir?
Girls. They order girls, I deliver them.
- Oh, so you just deliver girls, sir? - Yes!
Do you have any account of the number of girls you've delivered?
[Chinedu] I don't know.
[reporter] Sir, we hear you work for high level politicians in Nigeria.
I don't know.
But sir, is it only girls you've been able to deliver so far?
Yes! What else will I deliver?
Can you give account of all the girls, sir?
We heard some of them are missing, sir.
Then the police should find them.
I don't know anything about any missing girls.
I felt good about the lives set free from his damage.
Some of them already scarred,
but better than those trapped for good.
Some have been avenged.
Old scores settled.
And new beginnings on the horizon.
Otunba's killing put me in a prison that has no end to its sentence.
[sighs]
But apparently,
I have been granted government pardon.
[upbeat music playing]
[Irene] Sisters!
- We have come a long way. - [Tomi] Yeah!
- We have conquered our oppression! - Yeah!
And I wanna say congratulations to you!
Congratulations to you!
[Kiki] Congratulations to you!
We are beautiful!
We are strong.
We are relentless.
And most importantly, we are winners.
- Yes, girl. - [giggles]
- A toast. - A toast.
A toast to freedom from jail. [laughs]
A toast to new beginning.
And a toast to liberation.
- Girl. - Hey.
- Freedom! - [excited squeals]
- Freedom! - [excited squeals, laughter]
[''Devil in Agbada'' song playing]
- [music continues] - [sirens blaring]