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The Fate (Ekerechi Uwa) 

The story of a tyrant uncle of a true king who took over the ship of royalty only to be challenged later by the true heir to the throne.
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The story of a tyrant uncle of a true king who took over the ship of royalty only to be challenged later by the true heir to the throne.

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Genre:Mystery, Drama
Directed By:Ndmax
Written By:Ezinwa Princewill
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Box Office:$500
Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Ndmax Movies Tv, LGDR Studio

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