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Son of the Soil (2026)
Nigerian soldier Zion Ladejo, haunted by his past, returns home after his sister's tragic death. Determined to uncover those responsible, he embarks on a vengeful path, while seeking redemption for his own actions.
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Nigerian soldier Zion Ladejo, haunted by his past, returns home after his sister's tragic death. Determined to uncover those responsible, he embarks on a vengeful path, while seeking redemption for his own actions.
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Genre:Action, Thriller
Written By:Razaaq Adoti
In Theaters:7/14/2026
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Action Xtreme, Boxonia Blueprint, Sovereign Films
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