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Bami, a woman who fled forced marriage and built a new life in Lagos. After a tragic insurgent attack in her hometown, she returns, loses her husband and risks everything to rescue a kidnapped girl, finding healing through courage.
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Bami, a woman who fled forced marriage and built a new life in Lagos. After a tragic insurgent attack in her hometown, she returns, loses her husband and risks everything to rescue a kidnapped girl, finding healing through courage.
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Genre:History, Adventure, Drama
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Runtime:110 minutes
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Cast
Taiwo Omolara, Akinyemi Sebastian Akinropo
Director
Meg Otanwa
Bami Lawson
Udoka Oyeka
Oyedele Lawson
OC Ukeje
Toma Benedict
Ini Dima-Okojie
Aisha
Nanbam Jeltu
Kabilah
John Lohnan Lonny
Kabiru
Fatimah Bakare-Dickson
Hauwa Sadiq
Mbasiti Jesse
Rahab
Nasiru Sardauna
Mr. Suleman
Nancy Amata Kutze
Mrs. Suleman
Chante Lonny
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