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Nneka the Pretty Serpent 

Nneka possesses supernatural powers which she uses to perpetuate evil; her aim is to seduce prominent married men in order to take their money and souls.
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Nneka possesses supernatural powers which she uses to perpetuate evil; her aim is to seduce prominent married men in order to take their money and souls.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Zeb Ejiro
Written By:Zeb Ejiro, Joe Dodun
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Klink Studios, Videosonic Studios

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