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Mr And Mrs Okoli
A delta parent visits their son in Lagos and ruin his relationship that he has built for two years. In attempt to make things right, they kidnapped his fiancée and return her to him by force.
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A delta parent visits their son in Lagos and ruin his relationship that he has built for two years. In attempt to make things right, they kidnapped his fiancée and return her to him by force.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Stanfame Ajalaja Stanley
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Green Neighborhood Films, Blue Pictures Entertainment
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