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MISS ZAYA: See?
I didn't take to long after all.

EDWIN: Well, I guess you didn
t, so we go now?

Yes, I have given you some
pocket money, right?

Now, remember,
stay out of trouble

or you are coming back
this weekend.

Come home again?
Must I come home every weekend?

This is a college and we have
accommodation remember?

Edwin, I know you are a college
student, okay? but I made a

promise to my friend
Regina that I will look after

you and I intend to fulfill
that promise no matter

how many times
I have failed her in the past.

But Miss Zaya-

No buts, okay? You re coming
home this weekend and

every weekend.

The
country is not very safe yet.

But the war is over.

Yes, the war is over.
But Watz people,

Watz Republic is not really free
yet. The people are still caged

in their minds, okay?

Everything thing takes time and
so we take precaution.

Okay?

[THE ENGINE STUTTERS]

Ah, Bloody car,
what a time to pack up.

You Miss Zaya, need a new car.

Bossangoa needs a new airport,
do they have it? No!

They need new shopping malls,
New hospitals, new roads.

Do they have it?
No Edwin, everything takes time.

Time and money are very scarce
commodities and this

lady right here, still has some
mileage in her.

No...

MR ASSANBE:
Uh, car problem again Miss Zaya?

Car problem again Mr Assanbe.

Well, I may not be able to help
with your car, but perhaps

I can help by giving you a ride
in my car, this is okay?

Yes, Thank you very much. Edwin
come, Mr Assanbe, has been kind

enough to give us a ride.
Come, let s go.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

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MR HAMMERSMITH:
The London Transport map.

What? I'm sorry Sir, I didn't
see you were there,

I have finished the collations
and sorted all the items ready

for the Monday morning meeting
as requested.

It s alright, have a seat.

MR HAMMERSMITH: Actually I was
coming by to thank you Zaya.

I don't know what I
would have done without the help

from a brilliant assistant like
yourself, I appreciate it.

You can take a break now, the
cook is making something to eat.

It s the least I can do for
taking away your precious

weekend to help
me sort things out.

Thank you Sir,
It s no problem at all.

I see you like
my unconventional taste in art.

It s very, very nice,
the names, very original

Yes, I suppose they are.

Who were the seven sisters, Mr
Hammersmith?

The seven sisters? Why the
interest?

Well, as a child my dad, mum and
I, We lived at Enfield Island

Village in Enfield Lock for
about 24 months during his post

graduate studies in England. On
the weekends my father would

take me shopping, or to watch a
movie but, because of the

distance,
we used to take the train.

So, we would take the Victoria
Line and National rail and two

names stuck in my head for two
completely different reasons.

Tottenham Hale and Seven
Sisters.

Interesting story, go on.

Okay, well, Tottenham Hale
because, that was when we

would switch before crossing
over to the National rail. So,

it meant
we were close to home.

And the Seven Sisters?

Well, the name is very unusual.
As a child, it always intrigued

me. Who where the seven sisters?
Where they daughters of a King?

Or were they Servants that made
a huge sacrifice for the

kingdom? I don t know,
so looking at the map

it brought back memories. So,
who were the seven sisters?

And I am supposed to know
that because?

Well, You are white
and you are from England.

[HE LAUGHS]

God you are charming.
Oh, God.

Hmm. Hmm.

Dom. Romans Conti,
French Red Burgundy, one of my

delights. Always has been.

Do you drink?

You should. You should
see my wine collection.

Now about those seven sisters,
that is a tale of ancient

shrines, fecund families and
most of all trees. There have

been a number of myths about the
leafy landmark somewhere around

Page Green. There is really
nothing of concern there for you

There is really nothing
of concern there for you

besides the unusual name. But if
I were you, which I'm not.

I'd be more concerned with the
modern day seven sisters.

I don t think I follow Sir.

Well, I guess I should tell you
a little story as well.

One summer night, if my memory
serves me correctly it was

August 28, 1928 at a castle
known as Achnacarry, three

men, a Dutchman Henry Deterding
nicknamed the Napoleon

of Oil, an English, Sir John
Cadman, the director of the

Anglo-Persian Oil Company,
now known as BP and an American

Walter C. Teagle representing
Standard Oil Company founded by

of course, John D. Rockefeller
presently called Exxon.

While these three men met
over a three day weekend.

And they decided to stop
fighting and start sharing

the world's oil. Their vision
was to agree on and share

everything from the control of
production zones, to sale

prices, and transport costs,
etc, etc, etc.

This meeting unfortunately,
gave birth to a cartel.

Do you know what a cartel
is young lady?

This one had the aim
of dominating the world by

controlling the world s oil.

Soon after that they were joined
by four others and came to be

known of course,
as the Seven Sisters.

Seven Sisters?

Yes. But bearing no resemblance
of course to the seven sisters

of London.

Anyway. Since that meeting,
they have been plotting and

scheming and seeking to control
the balance of power.

Supporting monarchies and other
leaders from Iran to Saudi

Arabia, toppling governments and
installing puppets leaders as

well as opposing the creation of
OPEC in pursuance of their

own vision. Not many people
know this but at the end of the

1960's, the Seven Sisters
controlled 85 percent of the

world s oil reserves.

HAMMERSMITH: But now new players
have joined the great oil game

and they control just 10
percent. So...

with the need for new markets,
the new hunting ground is now

Africa. Lovely Africa.

Interestingly though, the
Seven Sisters usually come out

out on top, the host countries
of course having the worst

time of it all. Libya, Gabon,
Nigeria and of course,

recently Sudan.

So with talks of possible oil
discovery in the region,

your concern should be
these seven Sisters and not

about the name of a London
transport station.

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BOSSMAN:
Mr. Smith.

MR. SMITH:
Bossman.

Welcome,
welcome Mr Smith.

MR SMITH:
Thank you.

BOSSMAN: Welcome.
So, what you bring for Bossman today?

CHELSEA
Well, Mr Bossman we-

What is this Mr Smith?
You insult Bossman?

You bring bed
friend to arms deal?

Bed friend? What bed friend?
Bossman, meet Chelsea,

The best
deal broker you ll ever meet.

The best who?

Deal broker.

Mr Smith, I ask you a question.

Mosquito bite you since you come
to Watz? Yes?

No.

You suffer malaria, Yes?

No.

No?

What you bring?

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[BOSSMAN CHUCKLES]

BOSSMAN: This is, uh, this is good.
Very good.

[CHUCKLES]
Very good. Very good. I like.

Yes. I like.
I like very much.

Boys.

Mr Smith, Ghetto.

So, Mr Smith, how much I pay?

Well, you see Bossman,
this is free.

Free? Free? I tell you something
Mr Smith. Nothing in life is

free, nothing. So, tell me,
how much I pay for

to cover merchandise, eh?

Smoke?

No, I brought my favourite.

Thank you.

You know, what I am about to
tell you is top secret.

In fact it s so top secret it's
not written on any documents.

Chelsea here represents a small
group of people that are so deep

behind the scenes they're
considered to be a myth, yet

real. Now, in the coming
weeks or months, there will

be an announcement of commercial
quantity oil discovery in the

South East Province of Watz
Republic. Presently this is the

most volatile region in the
republic with three warlords

fighting for supremacy. Now,

You my friend control 50% of
this and it is no secret

that you would love to control
the remaining part,

but standing in your way
are two more warlords that

share control of the other 50%.

Impressive, very, very
impressive Mr Smith.

You do homework, good, very
good. But I ask again,

how much I pay?

CHELSEA: My employers are willing to
help you take control of the whole

region. We are willing to
support you with superior fire

power, intelligence and
financially to make your

ambition a reality. Imagine, how
rich and powerful you ll be with

full control over the soon to be
oil rich region of the country.

Think of what you can do with
that sort of wealth and power.

Bossman not talking to you.

Bossman talking to you Mr Smith.
I ask for the last time.

How much I pay
for to cover merchandise?

Nothing! Just partner
with us to progress.

You think Bossman stupid? Yes?
No? Bossman no stupid at all.

You want Bossman to surrender to
new master, so my people suffer?

Sir, your people have suffered
inequality and neglect just

about as anyone else under the
mastership of different corrupt

leaders in your country

Which is why we no surrender to
another master again.

CHELSEA: This deal will be off the
table the moment we walk out of those

doors. The people I work for do
not have patience for long

negotiations and take a very
deem view of uncompromising

subjects.

Bossman subject? You think
Bossman subject?

Mr. Smith, you threaten Bossman?

Tell me, how
many people you give same deal?

You come here, you give me
dynamite, you give my enemy

dynamite, then you light fuse
and you go back to your country

you wait,
we kill ourselves. For what?

Bossman, listen. This deal puts
you in a fantastic position.

You ll be so relevant that the
president will want you on his

side.

Bossman, this is probably your
best chance at staying

relevant as there will be too
many factions fighting for

control over the new oil region.

You and your men, and, your
people, as a minority,

you will be overrun very quickly
if you don't have a superior

military might. How long do you
think you would last as a dog of

war? This is a real chance for
you and your people to grab

real power.

So, I suggest that you deal now
or your people will suffer an

even greater inequality.

Mr. Smith, the worst form of
inequality is to try to make

unequal things equal.

What?

Aristotle. What s the matter?
You think Bossman no read? Yes?

As long as poverty and gross
inequality persist in our world,

no one, none of us can truly
rest. You know who say that?

Plato?

Wrong. Nelson Mandela! Now, go.
Get out. Tell your people,

thank you. Tell them, we keep
arms but we no join.

We take our chances. Bossman
talking to you.

LT. COL. KANZE: Fellow Countrymen and
Women. I Lt. Col. A. Kanze of the Watz

Republic army address you this

Republic Armed Forces. You are
all living witnesses to the

harsh economic predicament and
uncertainty, which an inept and

corrupt leadership has imposed
on our beloved nation for years.

I am referring to the harsh,
intolerable conditions under

which the common man is now
living, while the rich plunder

and waste our vast resources on
vain and senseless spending both

at home and abroad. We have
become a beggar nation and

debtor to their foreign
collaborators with whom they

have hopelessly mismanaged our
economy.

As protectors of our national
interest, we have decided to

effect a change in the puppet
leadership installed by the

manipulators of our country s
affairs in the name of

leadership of the government of
the Watz Republic and form a

Federal Military Government.

I am referring to the harsh,
intolerable conditions under

which the common man is now
living, while the rich plunder

and waste our vast resources on
vain and senseless spending both

[KNOCK ON DOOR]

I'm coming.

Mrs Assanbe,
is everything alright?

Please. Can I come in Miss Zaya?

Sure, forgive my manners,
please let me get you something.

Some juice and biscuits?

Thank you Miss Zaya.

This is so nice of you.

Have you been following this
news? This is a coup isn't it?

I m Afraid so.

What happen s now?

I don t know. I thought we were
over this. Just when everything

was becoming normal here.

I am just so worried.

Ah, where s Edwin? Is he not
back from school yet?

He is in the hostel he comes
home on the weekends.

Ah, that can't be safe?

Quite frankly, I m getting
worried myself. I called

him several times
but the network is off.

I promised my friend, Regina
that I will look after him.

But what if something has
happened to him?

No, no, no. Nothing will happen,
he ll be just fine. Just fine.

But, maybe, it may not be so
bad after all.

Our luck may just be changing.
Have you heard

Have you heard the rumor that
they have discovered oil here in

our region? Hahaha

No!

No? I thought this would be
good news. Imagine the

opportunities, plenty of jobs,
plenty of growth. Zaya,

finally our country can develop
fast.

Says who? Have you not noticed
that wherever they discover oil,

you see turmoil?

Turmoil?

Yes, the problems of oil. The
dictionary describes it as a

state of great disturbance,
unrest, uncertainty, everything

you name them.

In this country?

In this country my dear. So,
please do not wish for oil.

Ask the Nigerians. Trust me Mrs
Assanbe, the last thing we need

in this country, is the
discovery of oil.

RADIO: WKIF, the station with Big Chuka.
It s a pretty hot day

today in Lagos, Nigeria. Per as
usual expect some rains

and when it rains here, you
know it pours. It's yours truly

the Fresh One
welcoming you as we kickstart

this with two of Nigeria s
finest, DJ Jimmy Jatt featuring

Flavour with the smash hit Turn
Up!

[UPTEMPO MUSIC]

[EXPLOSION SOUND]

[SIRENS]

REPORTER #1: We are coming to you live
from the Lekki-Epe expressway, where

two horrific explosions have

ambulances and fire service are
battling to save lives. cause

of explosion is unknown, we
bring you more as this unfolds.

REPORTER #2: Lagos has been thrown in
chaos as two devastating blasts claim

lives and properties. 14 persons
feared dead and more than 24

others are critically injured as
a result of two horrific

explosions along the Lekki-Epe
expressway.

REPORTER #3: Two devastating blast
claim lives and properties along the

the Lekki-Epe expressway. 14
persons feared dead and more

than 24 others critically
injured as a result of two

horrific explosions.

SHOW HOST: You cannot be seriously
advocating for a state of

emergency in
Lagos at this point.

GUEST: Oh but I am. Insecurity
is becoming a norm. This might as

well be an insurgency attack.
The question is where are our

security agencies? Where are
those that are supposed to be

protecting us? Where
are they?

SHOW HOST: These are the questions we
must continually ask our government

and those at the helm of
affairs. And we will not stop to

hold them accountable.

GUEST:
These are the issues.

Indeed they are. Thank you very
much for doing us.

Thank you very much.

This is where we end the show.
Thank you very much for joining

us, my name is Olive Emordi,
good night.

REPORTER 1: Mr Commissioner,
we re all aware of the security

concerns in the city presently,
as the head of security in

the state, can
you assure the people of Lagos

of their
lives and properties?

My men are being given enough
powers to bring

these nefarious activities to a
stop by all means necessary and

to restore peace and stability
to the city.

REPORTER 2: These threats seem to
be boiling over, and many Nigerians

are calling for the declaration
of a state of emergency.

What s your take on that Mr
Commissioner?

There won t be any need for a
state of emergency now.

Gentleman, that is as much
time as we have to take

questions, all other
correspondence shall be made

available to you as events
unfold. Thank you

[SHOUTING]

CAPTAIN NIMMA: The larger explosion
was as a result of a smaller one

that was deliberately set off
at an apartment at Number 33

Ayodele Street, in the lekki
axis of Lagos. The apartment

belongs to a certain Mr. Demsey
Egan, a human rights activist

and a lawyer by profession. He
is known to have been very vocal

about the Federal
government s handling of

insurgency issues. Arrested
twice for his outspokenness, he

has devoted his life to exposing
corrupt practices surrounding

the growth of insurgency in
Nigeria.

COLONEL BISONG: So what
exactly are you looking for?

We re looking for foreign
currency dealings related to

him, or his associates.

COLONEL BELLO:
Was anyone at home?

Pardon?

COLONEL BELLO: Was anyone
home, when the blast occurred?

Yes. One male, 28-30 and
one female 26-28.

Did they survive?

Yes. mysteriously, they did.

So, Go get them, they could be
the missing links to solving

this affair.

Well, unfortunately the police
already has them. They re

currently being kept under high
security watch at an undisclosed

hospital, pending if or when
they come out of coma.

Well, you get to them first. How
you do that is off the records.

Sir.

BRIGADIER SALEM:
Colonel Bello.

Sir?

BRIGADIER SALEM:
You ll see to it.

Yes Sir.

NEWSCASTER: Police have released
cctv footage of two suspects

connected to the recent bomb
blast. Now they are asking for

anyone with information about
the identities of these two to

come forward. Airports and all
borders are on high alert. And

the authorities have said that
no one has come forward to claim

responsibility for this attack
which is being deemed at many

quarters to be an insurgency.

TV: Rioters have taken over parts
of the streets. There are reports

of increased violence, looting
and destruction to public

properties and human lives. The
police appear to be overwhelmed

by the increase of attacks and
the blast of last week.

[CHANTING]

[RUMBLE SOUNDS]

REGINA: Egan!

Egan! How do you always get
yourself into this situation?

EGAN: Regina you need to get out of
here, this is going to blow

anytime soon. Regina, just go!

Shut up!

Can you walk?

EGAN
Regina, Regina.

[UP TEMPO MUSIC]

[SHOT WITH SILENCER]

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

Shhh.

MAN IN BLACK: I think they
climbed down through the window.

They should be on the street and
will be heading your way.

So look out for them. The police
men?

The police men? All dead.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

[CHANTING AND SIRENS]

CAPTAIN DAVID: I see them, they are
in the crowd, quick, they are heading

toward you. I ll fence them in.

PASSENGER SEAT GUNNER:
Red 4, they are coming your way.

RED 4:
I m in position

Target acquired.

CAPTAIN DAVID:
Get in now!

PASSENGER SEAT GUNNER:
Shoot them!!!

EGAN: He was actually
shooting to kill us.

CAPTAIN DAVID: You are suspected of
a terrorist blast in the heart of

the city and your collaborators
kill four policemen in the bid

to rescue you from police
custody what do you expect?

EGAN: We didn't do any
of that and you know it.

CAPTAIN DAVID; Well now you have.
Put your seat belt on.

So, where are we going? Aren't
you supposed to be taking us in?

CAPTAIN DAVID: Nah, this
time, I m saving your asses

Why?

[RUMBLING, DOCK SOUNDS]

CAPTAIN DAVID:
Get out.

EGAN:
Once again, Why?

CAPTAIN DAVID
Get out now! You out!

CAPTAIN DAVID: Major Egan.
You're a difficult man to find.

It s just a precautionary
measure. Actually Major, I m

going to need you to trust me.

Now ma'am,
please strap his wrists.

Thank you.
Now, you strap hers.

Come on major, If I wanted to
kill you, I would have shot you

in your head, a long ago. Like I
said, I need you to trust me.

Now strap hers.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

Thank you.

Ma'am, please sit.
Thank you.

You ll be safe here and
I ll be right back.

MAN IN BLACK:
We lost them sir.

COLONEL BELLO: And how
did you manage to do that?

They had help.

COLONEL BELLO:
What?

Captain David,
he turned on us, Sir.

COLONEL BELLO: The slimy bastard, he knew.
Now listen, none of them makes it

alive. You get me? None of them

Gentlemen, we have work to do.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

[HIS PHONE STARTS TO RING]

The Colonel.

COLONEL BELLO: Captain,
your job was to bring them in.

It was? cause it sure did not
look that way with the trail of

blood you left in the process.

Captain, Bring them in.

No can t do that.

Listen to me you piece of shit.
You are way off the

authorization here, if you do
this, you are on your own and

your career is over.
Do you understand?

I understand that my career was
over the moment you put a hit on

me. You think you are safe in
your fancy office. But hear

this, if I go down, you go down
with me.

Major, listen carefully cause
I ll say this only once. What I

What I am am about to tell you
might shock you but it is true.

You are presently listed as
enemy of state number one for

what you did.

But you set that off.

I did?

Well, I wasn't responsible for
the illegal storage of gas

cylinders in a residential area
that caused the catastrophic

explosion. Was I? Anyway, as the
story goes, with the aid of your

co-conspirators who broke into a
heavily guarded hospital you

managed to escape police custody
killing four policemen in the

process and you are presently at
large. How does that sound?

Not good.

Precisely! And the crowning
moment of this was when you

two are supposed to be shot in
the head while trying to escape.

Problem solved.

And where do you fit into in
this ploy?

A complete wipe off of anything
or person that could even in the

remotest way lead back to the
Colonel, that is to say,

I was next in line, but I found
out. Now I am stuck with you

two losers and with my career
more or less over.

Lovely.

REGINA: Wait, so let me try
to understand something here.

This man does
all these things to you two and

all you can think of is run?

What happened to standing up for
what you believe in and proving

your innocence so help me God?

Yeah, she has a point you know?

She's not just a pretty face.

So we just storm the military
headquarters,

with our story we demand to be
given a fair trial, hm?

Against a general in the
Nigerian Army with our story

alone. Humor me, how
do you reckon that will pan out?

Not good I suppose, but it s
better than running around and

becoming fugitives.

CHELSEA; Colonel Kanze a week ago.
Our supposed wonder boy has turned

into a disaster. Since we helped
him seize power as the interim

head of state, he has gone from
one demand to another.

He is now insisting on being
made the permanent and

legitimate president of Watz
Republic with sanctions lifted

or he ll sing.

MR MCGREGOR: That just leaves me with
one thought. Let the damn fools have

their day, what do we care? So
this Kanze is taking out

oppositions, and the others are
killing themselves, big deal.

Sounds like they re doing us a
favor. As long as it doesn't

interfere with our course or
lead back to us, I think that s

kind of fine and dandy.
You with me?

Well, I think it's time for a
toast, but,

let us be reminded why
we can just walk into these

people s backyards and operate
the way we do time after time.

It is because they do not trust
one another and that s the key

to our dominance. So I say, now
the fire is lite lets just sit

back and let it burn, hopefully,
we ll be able to waltz

right back in and gather
the ashes.

REBEL RADIO: It goes without saying
that when the political and wealthy

classes continue with their
selfish attitudes against the

rest, the pain of the rest will
soon engulf them.

When our roads spoil instead of
building new roads, they buy

SUV s. When our hospitals
collapse-they go abroad for

treatment. They let our schools
go rotten by not paying

teachers. The uneducated
graduates that you separated

your children from are your
today s nemesis.

Time is a settler and the hand
of justice is long.

Brothers and sisters, power
belongs to the people. Unite,

and stop killing one another. Be
your brothers keeper. Fight the

power and not your brothers.
Power belongs to the people

[STREET SOUNDS, SOFT MUSIC]

[MUSIC GETS MORE INTENSE]

OPERATOR: The number you have
reached is not in service.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

[PHONE RINGS]

FEMALE INTELLIGENCE OFFICER:
Targets have resurfaced, sir

[SAD MUSIC]

COLONEL BELLO:
What s our teams ETA?

FEMALE INTELLIGENCE OFFICER
3 minutes out sir.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

EGAN: Will you stop pacing
about, you are freaking me out!

CAPTAIN DAVID: She is taking too long,
the freaking food court is just a

few blocks away.
Something must be wrong.

Maybe she is in trouble and
I should go and look for her.

She must be the one.

EGAN: Shit!

[SOUND OF
APPROACHING VEHICLES]

CAPTAIN DAVID: No freaking way,
she just let the hounds to us.

What the fuck? How did you
manage to do that from just

going to buy groceries?

I don t know.

You don t know Regina?

No Egan, I don t know. In fact I
don t know anything anymore.

It s been a freaking tornado
from the moment I got here,

from your rescue mission to set
you free from a gas explosion,

to a filing station being raised
to the ground and a shoot out at

the hospital. Me constantly
dodging and running from

bullets. And now I don t even
know where my brother is, Edwin

or my friend Zaya because war
has broken out in my country and

I have no clue, where
they are or if they are okay.

So Egan, I don t know.

No!

It s not alright. My job
isn t to dodge bullets.

I'm not a soldier, you are.
You both are. My job is

to save lives and
treat the sick, but all we ve

done is leave a trail of dead
bodies everywhere we go.

And I m supposed to be alright
with that?

I'm a doctor for Christ sake.

Major, we leave now
or we die here.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

What are you doing?

What I should have done long
ago. If we are going to stop

running like this, we ll
have to take the bull head-on.

How do you suppose we do that?

Turn ourselves in, but with some
sort of insurance policy.

REGINA: Egan.

FEMALE ON PHONE: Hello?

Hello?

CAPTAIN NIMMA: Dave, are you crazy?
What are you doing calling me at work?

Don't you know that you
are an enemy of the

state right now?

I'm hanging up.

You're going to that to your
own person?

CAPTAIN NIMMA: Things don't look
good for you and that major at all.

CAPTAIN DAVID:
We need to come in,

but we ll need some sort of
insurance policy.

Can you pull up the records of
my dealings with Colonel Bello?

CAPTAIN NIMMA: Which ones?
The off the record ones?

CAPTAIN DAVID;
Yes those ones in particular.

CAPTAIN NIMMA: Okay,
Forty five minutes to one hour tops.

CAPTAIN DAVID:
Yeah, thank you, I owe you one.

Dave, you re sure about this?

I trust her besides, we have
no other choice.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

That was a close call. I am
Logan, Logan Esin.

Zaya, Zaya Rakan.
Thank you for saving my life.

Yeah, It was
the least I could have done.

My accent right?

You do sound different.
So where are you from?

I m a Nigerian.

So what are you still doing
here?

I m looking for a friend.

You never heard of Facebook?

Maybe if you showed
me where it is.

Hmm, funny, but seriously what
are you still doing here? All

foreigners were meant to be
out of the country right now.

Like I said,
I am looking for a friend.

Maybe you ve seen her.

That is Oluchi and myself 12
months ago.

4 months ago, she decided to

join the
Red Cross in Bossangoa.

Taking care of the displaced and
other affected by the recent war

in Watz. She made it a point to
stay in touch and communicate

every single day.

Text messages, Skype,
WhatsApp, even phone calls

whenever she could. And then
that's it, the communication

just stopped.

So did you contact the
authorities?

All my attempts or the attempts
by the authorities to find out

more information about her
whereabouts, well,

from the police and

all the other law enforcement
agencies have been met back with

lies and sealed lips.

That's why I'm here. To do
something about it.

Here you are indeed, but how
do you intend on finding her?

Do you realize that you are an
illegal alien on the streets of

Bossangoa which makes you a
person non grata? Every

foreigner was meant to be out
of the country. How did you

get into the country anyway? I m
sorry but I must tell you -

This is a suicide mission,
Mr Esin.

You can call me Logan.

Okay, Logan. How do you intend
on finding your friend? You want

to storm every police
station in the hope of finding

her? And then what?

And then, I ll take her home.

Why does that sound like a plan
that was doomed from the start?

Look, I have to go and I
suggest that you do the same

while you still can
because they may return.

So, where are you going to now?

To Lakama District I am hoping
to start closer to wherever the

displaced are and hopefully I ll
bump into some co-workers.

And soldiers, and police
officers and other you name

them. That district is crawling
with security agents 24/7.

That s fine by me. Look, I ve
got very little time to do

this, especially before the
Nigerian embassy decides to

withdraw from your
country. If I were you, I would

head there.

Why?

Because they will take you in.
As long your country is still a

part of the ECOWAS. That is your
only hope of survival.

Look all the other embassies
have long since shut down,

they've evacuated their staff,
but the Nigerian embassy is

the only embassy on the
ground willing and waiting

to evacuate as many lives
as possible.

Now, you need to look out for
the green white green flag.

If it is still flying then you
can assume the embassy is still

in operation, but if the flag is
down, I would suggest you

tread with caution as the
building may no longer be

theirs, which means,
it won't be safe.

Go while you still can.

I will take my chances with you.

Besides,
I can be of help to you.

Just.

Seriously, Logan-

Stop!

GHETTO:
Stop the car!

Come out of car now!

Shoot them!

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

BOSSMAN:
So.

You sleep with the enemy? Hmm?

You, Bossangoa women. Miss Gina
betray me, Miss Angela betray me

and now, you want to join too
eh? What is wrong with you

Bossangoa women? Tell me, what?

Please, Bossman.

I tell you to speak?
Bossman tell you to talk?

You talk when
Bossman tell you to talk.

You know what this is? Yes? No?

This is Nigerian Army medal.

This is Naija army medal. You
betray me. You disappoint me.

I didn t know he was a soldier.

You didn t know he was a
soldier, but you know he is

foreigner.

[SLAP SOUND]

You stupid, you greedy. Tell me
why? You sleep with the enemy?

Nobody is sleeping with anybody!

Shut up! Shut up woman!

I show you what I do to
traitors, you infidel.

Ghetto end this.

You don t want to do that.

What you say?

I said you do not want to do
that. I have something you want.

You think you know what
Bossman want, eh?

What you think Bossman want?

What you think Bossman
want more than bend you over

right now!?
Tell me?

Money, lots of money.

What kind of money you talk?

I m talking about the biggest
and most exclusive wine cellar

in the whole republic, with
wines over a hundred years old.

Yes Edwin, subtlety is the name
of the game.

My combination is my birthday.

You don t know my
combination because you don t

know my birthday.

So let me ask you a question
young man.

Have you ever heard
of Shipwrecked 1907?

What is shipwrecked?

This is Shipwrecked 1907,
Heidsieck the most expensive

champagne in my collection.

There can t be, in fact, I
know there aren't' more

than 200 bottles worldwide and
this is one lying my hand.

Wow! So, eh, how much is it?

three thousand dollars?

Oh, my lovely, naive young man.

Let me let me tell you a little
story about Shipwrecked.

It has an intriguing and
fascinating history.

It is believed that during World
War 2, a ship was making it's

way toward the Russian shore.
Was intercepted by a German

tanker and in turn, sunk.
End of story, right?

Not quite. In 1997 it's
recovered and brought up

and what do they find but
200 bottles of this

champagne and this champagne
is one of the most loved

among wine lovers worldwide and
due to it's limited number

and interesting background story

each bottle now sells for at
least $275,000.

For a drink?

For a drink.

So, what happens when I drink
it? I get more beautiful or stay

young for ever?

You see. That is the problem
with you women.

You do not understand the
important things.

All you want to talk about is
beauty, vanity.

Looking young.

- Really?
- Yes.

So you are telling me that
spending over $200,000 on

a bottle of wine is what is
worthy?

Do you what that can do for the
suffering people in this world?

Okay. Fair enough.
But I ask you?

How many of those
people can you help?

How many and for how long?
Eh? That is how Utopia.

Now this one here is not so much
about the cost

as it is about the deception.

Like a magician with his cards
in front of you...

You know the answers right
there, but,

it keeps you guessing right,
by using the art

of distraction.

Very ingenious.

Ingenious indeed.

ZAYA: That place is swarming with
them, imagine that.

Bossman no want your stupid
wine. Bossman no want Watz

money.
Watz money is shit money.

Who s talking about worthless
Watz money?

So, you give Bossman drink, what
Bossman do with drink? Drink,

get drunk, Bossman get drink.
Then what? Bossman no want

drink. Bossman want Dollars,
American Dollars. That is what

Bossman want, not drink. You
stupid woman.

Ah, you have never made money
like what I m about to show you.

Bossman ever heard of
Shipwrecked?

I didn t think so. One bottle of
that wine cost

$275,000. So, you want to waste
time here while someone else

gets to it? It s up to you.

Where this place?

[WIND, HARBOR SOUNDS]

I like, I like. Very, Very much.

White man live here before?
Hmm?

White man enjoy everything
and my people,

suffer for shanty town?

Get up!

Where everything?
Show me. Now!

[BOSSMAN LAUGHS]
Good, very very good.

Very nice. White man live good.

Very, very nice.

White man live good. Live
very good in our country.

BOSSMAN: Hey! You.

What you do?

Nothing.

I say what you do?

I said nothing.

You want drink? Bossman,
tell you to drink?

Give me.

Give me, now!

Live. (laughter) Live.

So, this, this, eh.

This is life, huh?

You like life?

Yes? No?

Bossman, like life, yes.

Bossman, hold life
now in my hand.

But you work for your life.

Now do walk everything,
put inside truck now.

Ghetto. Get boys, do work.
Put everything inside truck.

GHETTO:
Boys! Time to work.

Everything. Every single
thing inside the truck.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

BOSSMAN: I like.

HAMMERSMITH: It s like Live,
L.I.V.E spelled backwards.

One sip of this wine is
guaranteed to send you back to

your ancestors in 6 hours with
no trace of poisoning

found during autopsy
because-all the ingredients

are all organic. It s one of the
most fool proof ways of

taking out an adversary in a
dinner or party scenario.

The beauty of this is once it is
drunk it cannot be reversed

by any other means, but
by its antidote Also, the

symptoms are subtle and only
visible to the trained eye or

such as sneezing, yawning,
itching your private parts

which means you'll make excuses
to leave the party or dinner

well on time to their demise
away from the place of

poisoning.

I like.

GHETTO:
Hey you!

What you do today?

You like to watch? Eh?
You like to watch.

Go finish work.

Move!

We finish. We go back to camp.

MISS ZAYA: Back to camp?
But Bossman you promised.

Promised, Bossman,
no promise anything.

You no happy I let you go? Eh?

You see my boys here, you know
what they wait?

They wait my order,
who take turn first after me.

But not today. Today,
Bossman let you go. Bossman

very happy, very very
happy, get out!

You still here? You no fear?

Bossman you made
me a promise, but

I guess you are not man
enough to keep it.

Man enough?

Infidel.
(he sneezes)

Infidel, Bossman Man enough?

Bossman man enough,
even Ghetto my boy here, man

enough. But Kunda district too
hot right now. Forget little

man. Too risky.

Too risky? So,
Bossman afraid now?

Bossman fear? Bossman no fear
anybody. Bossman no fear

anything. Everything fear
Bossman. Kunda District too hot.

That s all woman.

Is that all you re going to say?
Bossman you made me a promise

that you would send your boys to
go and fine Edwin should I

honor my word by bringing you
here. But I guess you are not a

man of honor either.

Shut up, shut up woman. Who give
you right to talk to Bossman.

You infidel,
Ghetto, finish this woman.

If you kill me,
Bossman will die.

What you say?

I said you will die. In fact you
are already dying. You have less

than 5 hours to live.

Bossman, let me finish off
this witch now.

You would do charm on
Bossman? Bossman no fear charm.

You infidel. Black magic,
(he sneezes)

Black magic no work on Bossman!

It is not magic. It is poison.

That drink, that s the poison.

The the urge to sneeze, itching
in your private parts, those are

all the symptoms and
no medicine can cure it.

Come here, come here.

Lick it, lick it, woman,
you die too witch.

Where the antidote?

I don t know.

You don't know. Here.

Where the antidote,
or I kill you now.

I said I don t know.

No. Come here.

I kill you. I kill you.
Where the antidote.

I don t know but Edwin does.

Listen woman, I kill you without
a blink. I ask you for the last

time. Where the an where the
antidote?

I don t know! Edwin.

BOSSMAN:
What, what do you want?

Send your boys to find Edwin.

BOSSMAN:
Why? Why you want to die?

You know you die because of
this? You know?

Bossman, truly Edwin is the one
who has the antidote.

He was more interested
in the poison and antidote gist

when my boss was talking about
it. I didn't think much of it

then, but please, he will help.

You have less than 5 hours to
reverse this condition. I

suggest you send your boys to go
and find Edwin and fast.

Ghetto! Take men, go now.

Find little man, let nothing
stop you. Bring him here now.

You! Pray, pray little man get
antidote.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

COL. BISSONG: Captain, this had
better be good. Risking the life of a

Nigerian colonel like this.

CAPTAIN NIMMA: Sir what I am about to
reveal to you will change everything.

What is this captain?

You will find all the the
details in those documents,

names and account details of all
who have been paid off. As I

told you on the phone sir, this
whole thing is a charade and not

an insurgency attack, rather a
spin off of an attempt to take

out Major Egan who himself
believes Col. Bello wants him

dead because of his wife but
it s bigger than that, Sir.

Without realizing it, Major Egan
stumbled on some secret medical

practices and plot by some
corrupt officers that could

shake the military to its knees.

Members of our military are
being used as guinea pigs in

some secret experiments by
these corrupt soldiers and

international pharmaceutical
companies who want to turn these

soldiers into invincible super
human soldiers.

The side effects of these
tests could be huge because

these drugs have never been
tested before.

Some senior officers have been
compromised, Sir,

with large amounts paid into
their accounts. They are not

only looking the other way, but
are willing to eliminate anyone

who gets in their way.

Captain, this is very serious.
Are you sure about this?

You know, if this is true,
we will be going head on against

very powerful people.

Captain, you know what it means
to challenge a Nigerian

Colonel?

We are up the food chain and
we are very dangerous.

especially to junior officers
who become a threat.

That is why I am
counting on you, Sir.

To use your good office to put
a stop to these people.

How many people know about
this?

Just you and I.

Alright, let s keep it that
way for now, until I can confirm

this thing. Meanwhile, Major
Egan, Captain David and that

woman must come in.
Can you arrange that?

Certainly.

Good.

Captain, this meeting never
happened. Dismissed.

Sir.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

[CRYING AND WHINING]

Little man, you get
antidote?

EDWIN: What?

Little man, I say you get
antidote, yes? No?

Ghetto kill everyone.

ZAYA: No.
EDWIN: No, No.

Yes, yes he does, He has it.

He knows the antidote.

Yes I do, I do. I do.

I do?

Yes you do. Remember? Mr
Hammersmith told you the

antidote for LIVE?

What live?

The poisonous wine.

Oh oh the lethal drink.

So you bring me antidote now!
Or she die.

Look, it s really not exactly as
it looks. He didn't exactly

mention the name of the
antidote in our conversation.

All he did was drop hints.

Hints, what hints? You know name
of antidote or no? Bossman die,

you suffer slow death. Now, tell
me where is antidote?

I m trying, I am trying to
figure out what he meant by LIVE

backwards, LIVE backwards.

Backward what? Look Ghetto very
tired. I end this now!

No, no, no, I need time. I can
figure it out. I swear to you.

I can figure it out. I need
time, please.

Please think. Try harder. Edwin
please try.

Edwin please. Try, try harder..

Okay, okay, LIVE is the flip
side, LIVE is the flip side,

LIVE spelled backwards, LIVE
spelt backwards, Edwin...

EVIL, LIVE
spelled backwards is EVIL.

Yes.

Go and get it.

You go get it. now!

EDWIN:
I go, I go.

Zaya,

Sit down!

Boss?

You go this way, I go that way.

[SOUND OF GLASS BREAKING]

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

SARGEANT KOROFO:
Out!

MISS ZAYA: You get out of this
vehicle you die. Sit down.

I say out of car now, or I
shoot you.

Boss, Take it easy, I have
something that you might like.

You joke with me? Okay what you
have?

Let s go to the back

Bumblebee

Boss.

BUMBLEBEE:
Boss! Firewater!

Firewater. Ha. Firewater!

Take drink, take
drink. Ha, let's drink.

Oh, yes. Drink!
This is gold!

Come on guys Drink!

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

Korofo!

Bossman.

Korofo! This mine.

Everything, everything mine,
This my territory, this mine.

Say who?

Say Bossman!

Oh, now its my possession.

Hahaha Korofo, you know Bossman
no play. Little witch steal from

Bossman. Now, you want to steal
from Bossman.

You want it? Come get it.

I give you till the count of
three, to give me back my

merchandise. Korofo one!

Bossman!

Korofo two!

Guys!

Open fire!

[SOMBER MUSIC]

Where are your people?

They are on their way Sir,
they will be here.

BRIGADIER SALEEM: Colonel
Bissong, where are your witnesses?

They will be here soon sir.
They will be here.

This sitting cannot continue to
wait indefinitely.

They will be here soon sir.

I am giving you twenty more
minutes, after which I will

call off this meeting.

They will be here Sir.

They better be.

COLONEL BELLO: Excuse me Sir.
Can I be excused briefly.

I need to
use the bathroom.

COLONEL BELLO:
Adams What is the situation now?

ADAMS: Our intel tracked them down now sir.
They are on their way

here as we speak. All we need is
your order to finish this.

Do it. No one lives,
understand? None of them lives.

[SUSPENSE MUSIC]

CAPTAIN DAVID:
We ve got a tail.

Lose them.

EGAN:
Can t you go any faster?

I am trying. We are up against
some very serious

machines here. This is no game!

[SUPER SUSPENSE MUSIC]

BRIGADIER SALEEM Gentlemen,
I will have to adjourn this preliminary

hearing. Colonel Bissong.

Sir.

You can request for a
reschedule. I suggest you get

your act together.

This meeting is over.

CAPT. NIMMA: I'm sure they
will be here soon sir.

If I were you Colonel, I
wouldn't' t bet on dead men as

witnesses. Wasn't Major Egan
supposed to be dead and given a

military funeral? And you think
you can bring him back from the

dead? I don't think so.
Good day Colonel.

[HOPEFUL MUSIC]

EGAN: Regina.

Oh, thank goodness for a
second there I thought I had

lost you.

And have me making headlines
tomorrow?

Can we go now?

REGINA:
You're still alive?

CAPTAIN NIMMA: Sir, good news, we still
have our witnesses even though their

assailants now think that
they are dead.

What? That's excellent.

Yes Sir.

This buys us some
time to get our act together

before the next hearing.
Let everybody believe

that they are dead.
Captain, am I clear on this?

Yes, Sir.

Good, Let our enemies think
that they are dead, until the

time is right for our boys to
return from the dead.

EDWIN: There it is!
The green white green flag.

MISS ZAYA And it is still
flying, thank goodness.

Edwin this is it,
let s go for it!

[HOPEFUL MUSIC]

[GUNSHOTS RING OUT]

EDWIN:
Help! We are West Africans!

LOGAN:
You made it, you made it.

Don t worry you are
safe now. You are safe.

We'll get you inside.

[TRIBAL MUSIC PLAYS OUT]

[CLANG OF THE GATE]

[TRIBAL MUSIC]

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