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My Story [Ginika]
A civil engineer supervising a building in a poor village takes a liking to a poor boy, who hawks water for his supposedly physically challenged mother. Things take an interesting turn when the engineer takes the boy with him to the city.
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A civil engineer supervising a building in a poor village takes a liking to a poor boy, who hawks water for his supposedly physically challenged mother. Things take an interesting turn when the engineer takes the boy with him to the city.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chinwe Eboh Sele
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Great Star Production
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