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The Demon In Me
A troubled young woman whose father is in prison for wickedly violating her as a child grabs the chance at a new beginning when she meets a charming young man at a modeling shoot, however it is not the fresh start that she had hoped for. Starring Michael Godson, Tina Mba, Bassey Ekpeyong-|yang, Scarlet Shotade, Oge Peters.
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A troubled young woman whose father is in prison for wickedly violating her as a child grabs the chance at a new beginning when she meets a charming young man at a modeling shoot, however it is not the fresh start that she had hoped for. Starring Michael Godson, Tina Mba, Bassey Ekpeyong-|yang, Scarlet Shotade, Oge Peters.
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Iroko Films
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