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Adaku II
A bitter and resentful village girl maltreats her disabled mother after her brother is taken to the city to learn a trade and she is left behind. Even when justice results in her having to pay for her crimes, her evil ways continue to flourish.
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A bitter and resentful village girl maltreats her disabled mother after her brother is taken to the city to learn a trade and she is left behind. Even when justice results in her having to pay for her crimes, her evil ways continue to flourish.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Amaechi Ukeje
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Magic Movies Industries Ltd
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