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Baby Daddy
A high flying career woman is distraught when her long term boyfriend tells her that he is not ready for children and so decides to secure a baby daddy by any means necessary, however she is unprepared when the unexpected happens. Starring Alexx Ekubo, Tana Egbo-Adelana, Adela Elad, Lizzy Agem and Emem Ufot.
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A high flying career woman is distraught when her long term boyfriend tells her that he is not ready for children and so decides to secure a baby daddy by any means necessary, however she is unprepared when the unexpected happens. Starring Alexx Ekubo, Tana Egbo-Adelana, Adela Elad, Lizzy Agem and Emem Ufot.
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Iroko Films
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