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Living in Houston Texas, USA, with her family, ADETUTU was met with the news of her father's death on a visit to Nigeria and now she must be crowned a Regent as a daughter of the late King.
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Living in Houston Texas, USA, with her family, ADETUTU was met with the news of her father's death on a visit to Nigeria and now she must be crowned a Regent as a daughter of the late King.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Beatrice Funke Ogunmola
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Hope Studio NG, BFO Media Production
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