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Aisha makes an emotional return to her hometown in Nigeria, after spending 10 years in the US becoming a successful entrepreneur. She is met by the tensions and challenges which come after spending time away from her family and friends.
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Aisha makes an emotional return to her hometown in Nigeria, after spending 10 years in the US becoming a successful entrepreneur. She is met by the tensions and challenges which come after spending time away from her family and friends.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Comfort Emmanuel
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Unbound Studios, JM Films
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