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Roommates Lola, Oma and Rita are caught in a love web with their neighbors Bayo, Derrick and Afam. Lola is in a relationship with Derrick the playboy. Rita struggles to hide her job as an escort from her roommates while Bayo’s uncle Richard helps Oma land her dream man. A game of pretense between Lola and Afam sparks a romance that causes problems for their friendships.
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Roommates Lola, Oma and Rita are caught in a love web with their neighbors Bayo, Derrick and Afam. Lola is in a relationship with Derrick the playboy. Rita struggles to hide her job as an escort from her roommates while Bayo’s uncle Richard helps Oma land her dream man. A game of pretense between Lola and Afam sparks a romance that causes problems for their friendships.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Chiji Vivians
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Royal Arts Productions
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