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- -
With this going on now.
-Look at them. -
Make it stop.
There you go.
- -
Okay. I see she's making remarkable improvements.
That's a good thing.
I think we can take out the IV line tomorrow.
Okay, and start her on just light, bland meals.
Okay? Nothing too serious. No burgers and no fries, okay?
You should be proud of her. This one, she's a fighter. Mm?
Okay.
That’s it!
So, I still have a few more hours left before my shift ends. Okay, I...
I haven’t seen your husband here today,
but if he does show up,
-I’ll come through and-- -When can she be released to go home?
Uhh... Not for a while, ma'am.
And I'll explain. Okay?
And I know I said that I was impressed with her recovery, but,
she has just survived death by the whiskers.
Mm? And we still have a few more tests to run.
She has more healing to do,
and I’d prefer that she does a significant part of that healing here.
Where I can keep my eagle eyes on her pretty face.
Mm?
Mrs. Edewor, are you okay?
I just hate seeing her like this.
God forgive us.
- -Nurse. Please.
Can I tell you a story?
So a while back, my son
takes a stapler off my home office desk
and he decides it's a great idea to staple his thumb.
Yup.
I was so upset.
I mean, he should know better, right?
But then I realized what I was feeling was... was guilt.
I mean, why on earth would I leave the stapler on the table?
Why did I even own a stapler in the first place?
I never used the damn thing.
But I had to forgive myself.
And quickly, too.
You know,
as parents, we don’t have a... a crystal ball
showing us every situation our kids will get into that will raise our BPs.
So the most we can do, is be kind to ourselves.
Yeah. And do our best as their caretakers.
We are parents,
-not offenders. -
Yeah.
Can I get you anything?
Water, coffee?
-A trip to the Bahamas? -No.
Thank you. I... I already have something.
That's good. Anyway, I'll be in my office and uh...
I’ll check up her and you later, okay?
Thank you, Doctor. Really.
You know you don't have to thank me. I’m just doing my job.
But I mean, if you're offering to buy me ice cream, now, you see,
-that one, I won’t say no. -
Thank you.
- -
- -Oh!
Who is it?
That Crazy Mo.
I heard she used her family as a sacrifice to get a promotion.
-Didn't you hear? -
Mercy! You need to watch your mouth.
That's what I heard. Please, don't kill the messenger.
Please, don't listen to Mercy.
-She has been in the same position since. -
Well, the sacrifice must not have worked, that's why.
Mercy, please!
I'm going back to my desk!
She's acting busy like
she--
Good afternoon, Inspector Ogunlesi.
Good afternoon, ma.
Inspector? What happened to "Crazy Mo"?
Next time you’re going to cook a story,
at least make it interesting
I'll show you crazy.
Ah-ah. What’s wrong?
Sit down, sit down.
I swear I want to punch one or two people inside this office,
then they'll have a real reason to call me Crazy Mo.
Just take it easy, please. Ignore all these people.
I’m tired of being the butt of everyone’s joke.
What is it?
Subordinates who could never disrespect me before, who haven't earned what I have.
Uh-oh!
This is not good.
Must be about the Monkey case.
Monkey case? What does that mean?
-Ah! You haven’t heard of it? -No.
Ah! It's these fraudsters! They have been hitting foreign banks,
multinationals left, right, and center. This last one eh,
they hit one petroleum company in Houston.
So District is coming down hard on Babalola to solve this case.
Must be serious if the higher-ups are involved.
Ah! You have no idea.
These guys are really good.
Nothing like we’ve ever seen before in the agency.
-They’re making us look stupid. -Eh-ehn?
All we know is that they work out of Lagos,
and they leave a calling card for their victims
with a picture of a monkey face on it.
-A Monkey? -A monkey. They say it's like a metaphor.
Meaning we Africans who are called monkeys are the ones
outsmarting the foreigners.
Babalola has been tasked with building a team.
-Are you on it? -Me? I wish.
Anyway, Inspector, please,
listen, all these people, just ignore them. Forget them.
Me when I first joined the agency, they called me oversabi-Onome.
I don't know what I did. Just because I came up with a small initiative.
I said, let's do a SWOT analysis. Strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities, threats.
Let us just see what is happening.
She has you wrapped around her tiny
little finger and you don't even know it.
Teacher.
Are you sure you wouldn’t rather shower and rest?
We... we can talk tomorrow.
I want to be reminded
what those bastards did to my family today.
Thank you... for the hospitality that you have shown my family today.
Teacher,
it’s an honour to my family
that you find our home comfortable enough to stay.
As soon as my home is certified safe to return,
we shall give you your space back.
Boss, Teacher.
Teacher, I’m your boy.
Everything I have and own is with your blessings.
Don’t embarrass me by talking like this.
Feel free to stay as long as you want.
As soon as my home is safe,
we shall return.
Those bastards...
took my sweet, innocent angel from me.
They took my joy away forever.
And they think they can sleep peacefully tonight.
It's not going to happen.
It will never happen.
What do you want to do?
Tell me and it will be done.
Starting from this night...
their lives are in my hands.
I will make their lives a living hell.
They will beg for death.
They will crawl.
They will crawl into holes to hide.
They will crawl into holes to hide, but that wouldn't be enough.
Beacuse I will go into the devil's lair and fish them out.
I'll kill their fathers.
Then kill their mothers.
I'll kill their grandparents.
Kill all their children.
I would even kill their unborn children.
I'll kill their dogs and destroy their livelihoods.
Nothing will be left in their homes to bury the dead.
They'll suffer.
They'll suffer so much that
they'll look to the heavens and beg God for help.
But God knows He can't save them from me.
Crush them. Crush all their bones. Crush them into dust.
I'll spread their dust on the ground and dance on top of it.
I'll dance on top of it.
Those children
will wish their parents
had never had them.
Because I'll make sure they suffer.
Unless they kill me first.
-They killed my small baby. -Mummy.
-Susu. -Mummy.
Susu. Susu. Are you okay?
You're fine, okay? Mummy's here. Okay?
Do you want me to stay with you? I should lie down with you?
Okay. Okay, okay, I'm with you, alright?
Close your eyes, okay? Go back to sleep.
Yeah. I'm here, okay?
- -
Hey you! Ah-ahn!
That’s not the room!
I called since 20 minutes ago, and you’re just coming.
I’m sure the vomit would be dry by now.
Hurry, let’s go.
Let’s go.
I’m even on my way there right now.
Nosa is there already. Yes.
-By God’s grace. -
Thank you, Aunty.
-Paul, why did you take this road? -Sir.
I told you to take barracks side.
-But... but that side-- -See the traffic.
They just hire anybody these days.
- -
- -
Shit.
-I love this movie. -I warned you enough.
Go!
-Who are you? -
What is it?
Did you just hear that?
It’s the movie.
- -
-Calm down, calm down. -
-My husband is inside. -I don't know what happened.
Where is my husband? Let me enter.
-Ah-ahn, what's going on? -
Where were you when a person with a knife went to stab someone?
-No major artery is affected. -
-Security, what is happening? -
And that is it, ladies and gentlemen.
Thank you very much for staying back so late.
Now, remember, this week I want solved cases, okay?
See you all bright and early in the morning.
Goodnight Ma!
-Superintendent Babalola, -Yes?
may I have a word, please.
Well, I’ve had a really long day,
and I’m trying to get to my kids before they go to bed.
Can’t this wait till morning?
I promise not to keep you too late.
Alright. Walk and talk.
-Um, it's about the Monkey case. -What about it?
I heard you’re about to pick a lead investigator.
-So? -I’d like it to be me.
Now, why would I do that?
Because I’m the best person for the job, and you know it.
I have the most hands-on experience
when it comes to cybercrime and security in this bureau.
-And during my time away, I-- -For mental health issues, right?
I took advanced courses on cybersecurity, if you could put that into consideration.
I know that you do believe that you're the best thing to happen to this agency.
But, I have the final say.
And I can tell you right here, for free that you
are not the best agent for the job.
Wow! Talk about women supporting women.
I beg your pardon?
Eno, what happened?
We used to be so close.
Inspector, are you suggesting that I grant you preferential treatment because
there was a time you and I may have exchanged more than a casual hello?
-No, no, no. I... Of course-- I wasn't sug-- -Good.
Secondly and finally, you will today,
tomorrow, and always address me appropriately, as your superior.
Yes, Superintendent.
It is bad news again for the Edewor family.
Their younger daughter, Adesua Edewor
was once again the victim of a brutal attack.
This time, it occurred at the hospital
where she was already receiving treatment after a prior attempt on her life.
-Where do I know this guy from? -They also state
with eagerness to...
-He tried to-- -
We’ll give you some time.
I'm so sorry I wasn't here.
Are you okay?
There was so much traf--
I’m just glad you’re fine.
Efe,
is God punishing us?
Is she okay?
Well, she... is now.
I gave her something to help her sleep.
Jesus.
Is this the sort of security you guys have in this hospital?
-You mean a random stranger can just wal-- -Efe.
Dr. Ifeanyi saved our lives.
You should be thanking him instead.
Anyway, we’re moving Susu back home tonight.
She will continue her treatment there. Where I am sure she’ll be safe.
I... I... I wouldn’t recommend that.
-I don’t give a damn! -Don’t talk to him like that.
He’s only giving his advice as her doctor, Efe.
And that trumps my own advice as her father?
Uh... maybe... I’ll excuse you both.
Why are you acting like this? Eh?
You...
belittle me as your husband,
a father, a man in front of another man.
-In front of our child. -Efe, you’re being dramatic.
-I’m being... -Yes! Dramatic.
We are the ones who almost got killed.
So you don’t get to swoop in and make "man of the house" demands.
When you and I know that all this is happening because of you.
Because of me?
Your self-righteousness is showing.
Efe, where are you going?
To make "man of the house" arrangements and take my daughter home.
No, go on with your drinking and your...
knight in shining armor doctor.
Nonsense.
Thank you so much.
-Don’t stay too long, okay? -I’ll be up soon, I promise.
I’m so sorry, Dr. Nwaeze. I didn’t realize it was so late.
Perhaps the darkness outside your window could've been an indication.
I’m sorry.
It's okay.
But this is the last time. Deal?
Deal!
Good. So, tell me
how did her resistance make you feel?
I think she's intimidated by me.
I think she hates that I got promoted over her at the time,
and I think she secretly celebrates my misery.
Look at me.
What’s there to be intimidated by?
-My grief? -How about your courage,
your drive, your determination.
Your sheer will to live despite all the things that you have been through.
I think that the only person who underestimates your strength
despite all the odds, is you.
So tell me,
what about the nightmares?
Have you had any breakthroughs in that area?
Ah! I have at least one piece of good news to share with you.
I have had significant breakthrough.
I’ve come to realize that if I don’t sleep then I don’t have nightmares.
Okay, whatever makes you happy.
Is that all you’re going to say?
What do you want me to say, Mo?
You’re not a child.
You know exactly what you need to do in order to stay healthy.
You have a checklist.
And like I say to you all the time,
you have a choice.
Like you had a choice this morning
to attend your regular sessions,
but you chose not to.
And now, you're calling me late at night,
encroaching on my personal and family time,
insisting on having your session over the phone.
You’re right.
I’m sorry for disrespecting your time, Dr. Nwaeze.
I appreciate you saying that.
And...
Mo, I need you to understand that I am committed
to helping you navigate whatever your new normal is.
But there are boundaries.
I understand.
So, am I going to see you on Thursday?
In the office.
Yes. Definitely, Doctor.
Okay. I need to join my husband.
But before I get off the phone,
I have homework for you.
There's two of them actually.
The first one is...
about your boss.
Think of it this way, she doesn’t owe you anything.
The onus is on you however
to prove to her that you deserve to be in contention for this case.
If you cannot make good of the little that she’s given you,
how is she supposed to trust you with the big?
And the second?
Your dreams.
You say you wake up at the same point every time?
Yes.
Let's do this instead.
As painful as it will be,
follow through. Confront your dreams.
You are the captain of your life.
You deserve to own it in every capacity,
and to enjoy all the benefits that it has to offer.
And that includes rest.
Mentally, emotionally, and physically.
So why don't we try that?
Good night, Doctor.
- -
- -
Ivie, I’ve been trying to call you.
I want you to go and stay with Nosa and the kids, tonight.
She just got back home.
Go as soon as you get this.
Brotherly! I knew you were going to come.
Look at your coat. My man.
Brotherly, we need to talk.
Bro! You've started with your holier-than-thou attitude.
You're too much of a know-it-all. Don't you get tired? Ah!
Look at the drinks. Lots of drinks, lots of pretty women.
- -
Have you gotten them out of the hospital?
Of course!
Okay.
Good. Good.
-This night, I'll send boys to your house. -Brotherly, I don’t need more security.
What I need is this thing resolved, so my family can stop being targets.
So this old man is stubborn.
I thought that after I attacked him, he would cower.
Whatever you did to him only infuriated him even more.
We need to change tactics.
Reach out to him.
This old man thinks he's stubborn...
...but I'll show him that Oboz-da-bozz is more stubborn.
-He doesn't have-- -Brotherly.
I said go back. What is wrong with you?
Do you want me to hurt you?
-Brother... -
Ozzy-boy.
You need to listen.
We... we need to sort this thing out now.
I'll sort it.
Fuck.
What is this?
- -
- -
- -
I asked them to bring you drinks, and you're misbehaving.
Have you lost your mind?
Is something wrong with your head?
Imagine this skelewe whose life I want to change and give dollars to.
A skelewe you want to talk to.
Who wants to talk to you? I want to sleep with you.
And I'll still give you dollars.
You must be speaking of your mother.
Why are you letting her upset you?
Leave her, let's go.
She's not worth it.
-Oboz. -Nonsense!
Like I said, your mother.
Efe, can you hear her?
You better warn her. You better warn her!
Is it me you're talking to like that? Have you lost your mind?
Say it again, and see if I don't deal with you here.
You are crazy. You think you're beautiful?
Stand up, let me see your backside. Do you have any booty? Do you?
-Oboz. -You're crazy. Talking to me rudely.
If I wanted ten women like you, I'd get them!
All I have to do is this...
Then why are you disturbing me? Ehn?
Go and get your ten, and stop boring me with your remedial arithmetics.
Me, disturbing you? Me, Oboz, is disturbing you?
She's... she's insulting me.
-She says I'm disturbing her. -Look,
if me choosing not to engage your disgusting advances is insulting,
then by all means be insulted.
Do I have to?
She's very brave.
Are you talking to me like this?
Have you lost your mind?
-You want to die, right? -
-You want to die, right? -
-What are you doing? -
Do you want them to call the police on us?
-Put it back. -Let them come!
-I don't care. -Oh, you thought I'd be scared?
Me, a Warri girl, afraid of a gun?
Do you know what I've been through?
-Oboz, please. -Is there a problem, ma'am?
Joseph, I’ve brought too much business to your establishment
to be insulted by this... this imbecile.
-Oboz. -I'll ask you and your men,
-to leave this club now. -You have a dad at home, right?
If you know your dad can handle the repercussion, touch him.
Oboz, why are you stressing over something as small as this?
It's not worth it, brother.
Let it go.
Go, I'll deal with it.
Brotherly, trust me.
- -
Please.
Nonsense.
Your vagina stinks!
Fuck you! Take this rubbish away from my front. You're all crazy.
I apologize for all the trouble.
Please come with me, let’s go and sort out the bill.
This way, please.
Talking to me about nonsense.
I don't blame you. Get out of my car!
Don't get dressed, I'm on my way.
-Hi, this is Ivie. -
Did I miss your call? Sorry. Anyway, drop your phone num--
Let’s go home.
- -What's wrong with this guy?!
Shit.
Ah-ahn! Is that not the same useless guy from inside the club?
Total coincidence. I’m so sorry, my driver wasn’t--
You and your friend will not rest
till you drive me nuts today, right?
What is it about no that you both don’t understand?
Don’t worry, he isn’t there.
Who says I’m worried?
I like you.
You have a lot of bite.
Why wouldn't I?
So you're from Warri?
Born and bred.
Are you Urhobo?
-Yes. -What is your surname?
Sparkles.
Hm, I'm from Warri as well.
And I’ve never met a single person with the surname Sparkles.
Tell me your real Warri surname.
Wait, don’t tell me now.
-Let me at least buy you dinner first. -
Now, why would I let you do that?
First, to apologize for my friend’s terrible behavior tonight.
And then... to see you smile again.
It’s late.
-I’d say early, but... Ouch! -Good night.
And that dinner?
...Anyway, drop your phone number and your name, and I'll call back later. Bye!
Ivie, where the hell are you?
I’m beginning to get worried.
Call me.
Ah.
Hey, big man.
What are you doing here by yourself?
-Nothing. -Oh, and where is everybody?
Where’s your sister?
-She's sleeping. -Okay. Let's go get her.
- -
My boy.
That's a good boy.
- -
Nosa.
Nosa!
Try and sleep, okay? Love you.
-Good evening, sir. -Good evening.
Why is there no one watching the children? Where's the nurse?
Ah, I’m sorry, sir. But Madam told us to go to bed.
That she was going to watch over them herself.
I just came to check if she needed anything before I finally go to bed, sir.
Okay. Go and get the nurse and come and put Junior to sleep, please.
-Okay, sir. -Thank you
- -
Stop it.
-Hello Ivie, what's going on? -Aren't you tired?
-I've been trying to call-- -I'm not tired.
Come.
Does your father know you like things like this?
-Isn't it mine, ehn? -Take your hands off my penis.
This girl, you're a baby prostitute.
- -
- -
Silas. Silas!
-Sorry sir. I was sitting at the back. -Get me the keys to the escort car.
-You mean your car keys? -Get me the keys to the escort car!
Right away, sir.
Oh!
Oh my God! Susu.
Where's my cigarette?
I thought I had one. I don't understand. Do you guys smoke like a chimney or what?
I don't want to hear that my cigarette is finished next time.
- -
Hey, get in the car, let's get going quickly.
I’m coming.
I’m coming! Before you break my door.
Did you forget something, or you’re already missing me?
Daddy.
What are you doing with Oboz?
-He... -You want to throw your life away.
-You fucked Oboz, right? -
You're fucking Oboz, right?!
How stupid, how stupid can you be?!
I’ve given you everything.
I’ve done everything to give you the kind of life that I never had!
And that's, that's the life you chose?!
Listen, I would rather kill that man than have--
How long?
Like... t... two... two years.
Ivie! Ivie!
And... I’m pregnant.
Mummy. Mummy, where are you?
-Why aren't you coming to get me? -Where?!
I’ll never leave you, tell me where you are. Tell me where you are!
-Daddy is here. -Tell him I want to speak to him.
He’s here, but he’s not waking up.
Try harder! Try.
Why are you taking so long? Mummy, I’m scared.
-I’m coming. I'm coming! I'm coming! -
Not there Mummy. I'm here! Don't leave me.
No! No.
Do it! What are you waiting for?
Mummy!
Sir, we carried out a cesarean section.
What can I do for you, ma?
What is your husband’s name?
-Femi. Femi Ogunlesi. -Okay, hold on.
Why is no one listening to me?!
I said I had the money on me! I was robbed on my way here.
-See my body! See! -Mrs.--
Mrs. Ogunlesi!
-I told you I was robbed! -
Why is no one listening to me?!
I said I had the money on me!
I was robbed!
Look at my hand, look at my body! See!
Why are you people so heartless?
What do you want from me?!
Should I drain my blood and give you?!
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