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An area boy from Warri is offered a job in his uncle’s bar in the city after he is released from prison, however he struggles to adapt to city life and causes absolute mayhem in the bar.
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An area boy from Warri is offered a job in his uncle’s bar in the city after he is released from prison, however he struggles to adapt to city life and causes absolute mayhem in the bar.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pius Peters
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Papel Image Tech Productions
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