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Pink Butterfly 

"Golden Chains," a notorious cyber fraudster, tops Nigeria’s most-wanted list. Under pressure from the new Inspector General, the cybercrime unit assigns agent Yetunde Ajayi to infiltrate his inner circle. Disguised as "Pink Butterfly," an influencer, Yetunde must navigate social media, capture Golden Chains' attention, and plant software to gather evidence—all while avoiding exposure.
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"Golden Chains," a notorious cyber fraudster, tops Nigeria’s most-wanted list. Under pressure from the new Inspector General, the cybercrime unit assigns agent Yetunde Ajayi to infiltrate his inner circle. Disguised as "Pink Butterfly," an influencer, Yetunde must navigate social media, capture Golden Chains' attention, and plant software to gather evidence—all while avoiding exposure.

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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Sheffy Productions

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