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Three daughters in the village, one promiscuous another a thief and the third a village fighter, fight with one another over the heart of the new bachelor in town, he has stolen their hearts, and neither of them want to let him go
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Three daughters in the village, one promiscuous another a thief and the third a village fighter, fight with one another over the heart of the new bachelor in town, he has stolen their hearts, and neither of them want to let him go
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Richard Omos Iboyi
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Lion Hills
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