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And just like I foretold last week,

Mary and Johnson are up early.

I can see some movements.

They only come unto the balcony on Saturdays,

I wonder why.

The noises I heard last night means there was a big fight.

They aren't talking to each other now, but they will.

I know they will.

Mary is out now, probably still angry.

Maybe not.

It's hard to read a woman's thoughts.

It's even harder to read it from my view.

I suspect that neither of them probably got a good night's sleep.

This happens to all couples who truly love each other.

I wonder what this young man does for a living.

He looks like the secretive type.

Definitely not my type.

No wonder they fight.

Now they are kissing.

How can you be angry at someone and start kissing them?

It can never be me.

Wait.

I... I wonder if they can see me looking at them.

Well, it doesn't matter.

I'm glad there is enough for me to write and share with you all.

Now they've gone inside.

Just when it was getting juicer.

This means I'm going to have to imagine the rest.

Or better still, I'll let you do all the work.

Grandma! Grandma! Grandma!

My big man Jay.

Good morning. How are you?

I'm fine.

- But Grandma, - Mmmm?

Mummy just bought me a new shoe and I don't like it.

It's old school, but she is always forcing me to wear it.

- Ah. Really? Do you know what we are going to do? - Mhmm.

We are going to protest. Where is Mummy?

Auntie good morning.

Stop encourging him. I just bought those shoes, very expensive.

That's what is reigning right now and he's refusing to wear it.

- That's not true Grandma. - Yes it's the truth.

Kamsi!

Kamsi!

Please. Please come.

Come and take Jay to play outside, he is disturbing Auntie.

Why?

He is disturbing. Go and play outside.

- Good morning Ma. - Good morning.

This...

It's the most delicious thing I've tasted since I got back.

Imagine! They made zobo into a tea bag. I love it.

Ma, should I make Ogi and Akara for you?

Yes, that's fine. You always know what I like in the mornings.

Thank you.

Come on. Go and play. Go and play outside.

Good boy. Come on, go.

Auntie, why are you up so early?

I have to be. Else I won't have anything to write.

Besides, Mary and Johnson only come out to the balcony at this time.

- Mary and Johnson? - Mmmm

Oh! Mary and Johnson! Yes!

The couple that you are always writing about in your column.

Eh Auntie,

Are you sure that they don't know that you are watching them?

I don't know.

Maybe...

I think they want me to see them.

Auntie.

You clearly have too much time on your hands.

Well, it's better than sitting at home all day doing nothing.

If it wasn't for Daniel that had set me up with this newspaper column thing,

I would have been miserable.

And I have your mother to thank for taking care of me in this fine house.

Auntie it's okay.

It's alright. You are doing really well.

Yes!

Daniel says that everybody loves your column.

- Yes! - Is it really that good.

Auntie it's good. It's really good. In fact where is Daniel?

Daniel!

Daniel?

Can you bring today's paper? Okay good.

- Auntie Sarah. - Good morning.

- They've increased your money. - Thank you

They say more people are buying the Friday print because of you.

Apparently, it is even more popular than the political column,

even though the elections are around the corner.

We can't wait for Obsanjo to become the president come May 29th.

- Elections? - Yes

Democracy is coming and people are interested in reading juicy gossip.

-Kamsi! -Hmm?

Are you not going to make the food?

Or are they talking to you?

Kamsi! come on go...

Won't we eat today?

That's new.

What? Oh! My tats.

- Tats? - Tattoo

Yeah, I just got it.

Let me guess.

There is a girl involved, right?

It's just body art.

What? Seriously, there's no girl.

- Auntie Sarah. - Why not? Too busy for girls? Doing what?

By the way,

what is it you are doing when you are not here

helping me send stories to the newspaper?

- I... I'm preparing for my masters. - Oh, okay.

This one that you have a "tats",

- I hope you don't smoke. - Me? No.

Good.

Because I don't know about tattoos but

I do know that girls don't like boys that smoke.

- Auntie Sarah, there's no girl. - Okay.

Leave me alone please.

So when is the next one out?

What? Oh my story. This one is finished.

They print them so fast.

How do you get it to them?

It's really simple. The post office is not far from here.

The post office, oh yes! That's true, that's true.

Auntie, Doctor Badmus is here and he will be with you shortly.

And tomorrow your sister will come and visit you.

- Your mother is coming tomorrow? - Yes.

- Don't you want her to come check up on you? - I... I

Doctor Badmus will come and we will leave you two alone okay?

Daniel let's go.

Oh! Daniel wait. It's done.

There they are.

- Thank you Auntie Sarah. - Thank you my dear.

Let's go.

Sarah.

Let's... let's talk about your neighbours.

Daniel tells me that you are quite the celebrity, in the papers.

Mary and Johnson.

Last night, they had a big fight.

Mary wants Johnson to stop smoking and he agreed.

But he went behind her back.

You can read all about it next friday.

- Doctor Badmus, do you red my column? - Sure. Of course I do.

I... I always look forward to it. You write so well.

Thank you.

How's your leg?

Doctor Badmus?

When am I going to be free of this thing? So I can go out for some air.

It will be soon. Very soon.

You are recovering so well.

It must be all that akara that Kamsi feeds me.

So, I was... I was thinking that...

You were telling me something.

Yes yes... thank you Kamsi

What don't you like about the sound of the trains?

What does it do to you?

Does it remind you of something?

- Anything? - I...

I... I don’t remember.

I’m sorry.

Especially Esther and her mother.

That's why I was thinking...

Doctor will it...

Really be so terrible if I can't remember any of it?

Sarah.

You were wrongly jailed.

They pumped you full with drugs in their mental institution.

While people who cared about you, your family who truly loved you

were looking everywhere for you.

You lived under such horrible conditions.

Those who found you and fought for you felt we had to at least get you some justice.

But we can't get you justice

if you don’t remember exactly what happened

before you were arrested.

Your sister... Esther’s mom,

never gave up on you.

and that is why she feels more than anything else,

that we have to get you some justice,

at least so that this doesn't happen to somebody else.

I know...I know...I know. I understand...

That is why I have been doing everything that you've asked me to.

Writing down my thoughts or what's left of them.

Doctor Badmus I...

I cannot see anything beyond what is in front of me right now.

- I'm sorry. - It's okay.

Just take a deep breath. Okay?

We will continue to take this one step at a time.

Yes.

One step at a time.

Another letter came in for you from the Post office.

Your sister picked it up and sent it over.

Open it.

- Who is it from? - A Panam Peters.

Ah! The same Panam Peters.

Now we know that Panam Peters likes you.

Alot.

If anything, now we know there's somebody

else on the outside who is still looking for you Sarah.

Or he could be a fan of my column.

- That is true. - I am a celebrity, afterall.

That is also true.

What else does it say?

My love,

- don’t forget the number... - What number?!

- It... it doesn’t say. - No no. We've got to explore this.

All the possibilities.

Is it a telephone number? is it a home address?

Is it a P.O. Box number?

You have to think about it. We have to remember...

I don't know! I don't know. I'm sorry but I don't know.

It's okay.

Let's just...

Let's take deep breath and look at what's in front of us.

But we will explore that further in our next session.

My time is up.

- But we will continue this next week - I'm sorry.

In the meantime, if you do need anything,

don't hesitate to reach out.

Yes, thank you Doctor Badmus.

Another hot love making session for our friends tonight.

That's what I like to see.

And even better after the horrible dream I just had.

Johnson and Mary are like so many young couples.

They blow hot one minute and then cold the next .

Hey.

What are you doing here?

Hello.

Why are you here?

How did you get...

No no no... not now.

Auntie Sarah. How are you doing?

- Do you like your cat? - My cat?

Hello...Yes...

Well done Ma.

Dr. Badmus thinks that it will be good for you to have her.

Just so you are not so alone all the time.

Oh Wow!

And I like cats. How did he know?

Her name is Nala.

Oh beautiful. Nala...

Nala...

Nala...

Nala...

Ma, are you okay?

Or should I get Doctor Badmus?

Oh no, no. I’m fine...

Where’s my big man Jay?

Oh Jay? Auntie you know Jay's problem is too much.

I left him with his daddy today. Yes.

And your mother? You said that she was coming to visit.

I'm yet to see her.

Auntie don’t worry, don't worry.

Your sister will come and visit you.

She just has a few things that she is doing.

She will be here really soon. Maybe even tomorrow.

I thought you said the neighbours only come out on Saturdays?

I’m surprised too.

- They even came out last night. - Oh really?

Auntie you know what?

It's really breezy, let me close these windows.

Let me just close them. Just so that it can be nice and warm.

For you know, you and Nala. There we go. Nice and toasty.

Good.

Auntie in fact, let me just change your view little bit.

You know you have been staring out this window all day.

So... Change of scenery.

You know... Look at your beautiful living room.

Ah there we go. Are you comfortable?

Alright.

Auntie.

Auntie.

Auntie, Dr. Badmus said you remembered something very important.

A number.

Can you tell me what that number is?

- But I... A number? - Yes.

But I wasn't able to remember any number.

Ma.

If you can remember this Panam man,

You should remember the number and we can...

Panam... How did you know about Panam?

Oh, Auntie Sarah please don't mind Kamsi,

she doesn't know wht she is talking about.

Auntie please. Please you need to remember. it’s been three months.

Auntie! Auntie please. Please you need to tell me something.

Anything! Auntie Sarah we are running out of time.

- Who is Panam?! - Madam!

Auntie Sarah we are running out of time! Who is Panam?!

Panam!

Daniel!

Esther!

Kamsi!

Is anybody here?

Daniel!

Daniel!

Daniel!

Daniel.

Auntie Sarah we are running out of time! Who is Panam?

They are coming for you.

Good morning auntie Sarah.

I heard you wanted to see me. I got you some ribbons.

Hey Nala.

Where's auntie Sarah?

Hello?

Auntie Sarah.

Auntie Sarah are you okay?

Auntie Sarah!

Auntie Sarah!

Oh my God. Oh my God... Guys!

Guys!

Guys!

Daniel why are you shouting...

What happened here?

Is this not auntie Sarah's shawl?

Where is auntie Sarah?

Auntie Sarah!

Auntie Sarah!

Auntie Sarah!

Auntie Sar... Daniel.

I'm talking to you.

Where is auntie Sarah? What happened here?

What is... Daniel.

Daniel is it not you... Where is auntie...

Oh my... She escaped.

She remembers.

No no no no no.

Hello Yes.

No, no I was with my phone...

Listen, everybody is here but something has happened.

Yes, yes. We're coming. Guys she's here.

Let's go!

Mrs. Lawal!

Mrs. Lawal! She is gone!

She is gone!

What do you mean she’s gone?

What..the.. Fuc...

You need to see this.

I had a nightmare this morning.

I was in a cell...

And some place with crazy people.

Maybe I’ve been watching Mary and Johnson too much.

Maybe she’s haunting my dreams... She remembers.

Call Dr. Badmus now!

- You mean Dr Jide? - Yes just call him please.

I want security. CCTV. Okay.

What do you mean she is gone?

Follow me up now! All of you!

Ah! Now turn that damn thing off!

You know this is not the time to be throwing blames around.

Where do you think she might have gone to?

I also believe she's starting to remember somethings.

So this it's a time for us to focus on our goal.

No problem. I'll be on my way.

- You! Where did you go to? - Madam please.

Where did you go to? Don't "Madam please" me.

Where did you go?

You are very irresponsible,

and I am going to report you to your boss. I will do it.

You Muhammad! Where did you go?

You were supposed to stay over, where did you go?

Do you think this is a joke? What do you think we are doing here?

She's escaped and you are sitting and looking at me...

Guys... Guys! Look.

- Aha! - Open the door!

Sarah!

Who are you? Who are you people?

Where am I?

- Stay back. - Everyone stay back.

Stay back!

What is this place?

Panam! Panam they are here!

- Sarah. - Who are you people?

What have you done to me? Who are you people!

No! Stay back! Stay back! Panam!

Panam! Panam come! Come please! Where are you!

Where are you Panam?

- Panam Come! - Go go! Everybody out! Give me the room.

No... Daniel!

Go!

- Daniel stay. - Daniel stay. Okay.

Everyone but Daniel, Out!

The woman needs you to go!

I should go?

- Go! - I'll go! But can you give me the scissors

- No! - Okay! Okay, sorry.

Listen guys, If she’s already asking us for Panam,

That means that we are closer to our goal.

Alright? Let's all calm down and make sure,

we don't rush anything.

Let's take things slow. Let's not rush.

We are not rushing, we are just guiding her thoughts to where we want.

I know, all we need to find out now is what exactly she remembers.

Shh!

Who are all you people?

Sarah, I am the...

I'm sorry...

I apologise. I'm sorry.

My name is Mrs. Lawal.

And I run this organization, Justice for the Masses.

It’s a non-governmental organization and non-Partisan.

This year, we decided that we wouldn't take the backseat anymore.

We want to actively participate in deciding who gets to lead this country.

And that person is Durosimi Williams.

She’s the people choice.

We believe she can lead this country to a brighter future.

Unfortunately she’s running against someone

we are hoping you can remember.

Someone you would rather forget.

and someone we would rather not see on the ballot.

Auntie Sarah.

General Sanni Sofa.

General Sanni Sofa.

Oh, you do remember the General.

That means you also probably remember the events

of the night of the 3rd of February 1999.

At the train station,

you and your husband...

Panam, were on the trip.

You had a major accident where you lost him.

They framed your husband.

And after he was killed.

They arrested you as an accomplice.

You spent 5 years in jail not remembering anything of that night.

So the authorities interpreted it to mean that you were insane.

So they put you in a mental institution.

There, you had fragments of recollection.

And you actually asked for Panam.

But then you relapsed and forgot everything.

Three months ago,

Dr. Lawal came across your case.

And she, she had a brilliant Idea.

It can't work.

I know this case very well, remember?

I was kind of involved in it in some way.

That doesn't mean you can

make a person remember years of their forgotten past, Mrs. Lawal.

That is where Dr. Jide comes in.

His skills as a doctor can be put to use.

I will get her released from the mental institution and he will take over.

It still can't work. I'm sorry it just can't.

Do you have a better idea Esther? Tell me.

What do you think?

She set up this entire place.

So she can help you remember.

- I think it will work. - Yup.

We had to rent out an entire workspace.

So that no one else would find out about our little experiment.

The solution came from our newest team member, Daniel,

So Ma, since you also have photos of them recovered in the train.

If we construct the house just the way it was in the photos.

We can set it up in such a way that it juggles her memory.

All we need is a location,

Where we can set up this partment and plant all our devices in there.

I can act as the guy that encourages her to write.

- Esther can play a family member. - Which Esther?

Maybe a niece?

So what about me then? What can I do?

Best you stay out of it Ma.

But I can't trust you people not to ruin things.

Mrs. Lawal can actually be the maid.

You know, that’s actually a brilliant idea. Maybe I can.

Guys, are we serious about this?

Is this even ethical?

What are we doing here? We're not going to get way with this.

Mrs. Lawal, where in the world did you get these pictures from.

I think it's a brilliant idea,

but we have to make her believe she’s actually in 1999.

We can get her something to be passionate about.

You know.

And from her days at the post office and from these pictures,

we can see that she knows how to use the typewriter.

Typewriter?

What if she doesn’t remember how to use the typewriter?

What is she even going to write?

Journaling, that is one of the few tools that has given me.

A lot of results and breakthroughs with my patients.

But wait.

How will she just stay indoors all day writing?

If I was crazy, I wouldn't do that.

She currently has an injury on her leg.

It's not as severe, but if we could get a wheelchair for her,

I can convince her to stay in the wheelchair for sometime.

Afterall, everybody listens to their doctors.

How long is this going to take?

Because the elections are just around the corner. It's almost February.

Well, I’ve reviewed the records sent to me by Mrs. Lawal.

She’s mostly traumatized and she hasn't had any triggers in many years.

So let's see...

Give or take, about two months tops.

Two months?

We don’t have two months.

Auntie Sarah, sorry...

Be careful, Be careful.

Can I get you water to drink? Or something else to drink?

Do I really have a sister?

I'm really sorry auntie Sarah.

Sarah.

Your husband kept a document with you.

In it are photos of the General

acquiring ammunitions to topple the democracy in 1999.

Including ledgers of transactions with Russians.

Running into billions.

We have reasons to believe he kept them to you.

Can you remember what you did with it?

Sarah?

We need this to prevent the General from becoming president.

Durosimi Williams might have the will of the people,

but money can buy that will.

We need to make it impossible for the General to win.

Sarah... I need you to remember.

- Mrs. Lawal - Sarah, come on.

- Mrs. Lawal. - Sarah.. I need you.

Mrs. Lawal.

- Sarah... I need you to remember. - Mrs. Lawal.

Sarah. Come on.

- Sarah. - Mrs. Lawal!

Please.

Grandma I made you a paper train.

- Mummy said you will like it. - She did?

Jay baby, thank you so much. Collect it back.

- Collect it back from Grandma. - Why?

I'll tell you why. I want you to colour it. So that it will have many colours.

Good baby.

Daniel.

Take me way from here.

- Sarah...? - Please.

- Mrs. Lawal - Please.

Please.

It's okay.

Let's go Auntie Sarah.

It's okay Sarah, take a break.

Auntie Sarah we are very sorry.

- It's alright. It's okay. - We are very sorry.

Can I help you?

Yes...

I need ermm...

I need you to...

I need you... I need you to... To help me with something.

With what?

- With errm... - The form?

What?

The form.

The form? The form! Yes...

I need you to errm...

to help me open a post office box address.

Okay, errm but...

- You already have the form. - Yes.

So... Fill it.

Panam.

Hurry up.

The boy is really fine.

- Ah. Sarah you've caught a good one. - Mrs Eket, Mind your business.

And what do you even know about fine boys? With this your scarf.

Leave my scarf, go and meet your toaster please.

- He is not my toaster. - He’s calling you.

- I'm done ma’am. - You can drop it... just there.

He is not leaving.

You are playing too hard to get.

Just go and talk to him.

Besides you have to go back to your desk, this is not your desk.

- Mrs. Eket stop it. Your trouble is too much. - I love you too.

Leave this place.

- Hmm military men. - So? Are they not human beings?

Go. Go

Thanks for the service.

You are welcome.

My name is Panam.

Panam peters.

XXX division of the Nigerian Armed forces.

Okay?

Say errm...

Say I have a letter to...

To post everyday,

- Would you always be here to receive them? - What?

Panam? Be fast about it, let's go.

- Hold on, I'm almost done. - Come on!

So where errm... Back to what we were saying.

Miss errm... Sarah

- Would you? - No. I mean yes.

- It depends. - Panam!

We are in a hurry and you are wasting time.

Calm down.

Ok so maybe not everyday. Maybe just errm...

This Saturday.

5pm.

Panam!

Panam!

Unbelievable Panam!

I’m not going.

I have the perfect red dress.

What is this?

What do you mean, "what is this"?

We cannot do this now.

Panam, what do you mean, "we cannot do this now"?

You have to take it out.

Are you forgetting that I am Catholic?

- And so? - And I cannot have a child out of wedlock.

I cannot do an abortion.

- We are not ready for this. - Panam do you think that I can do that?

So you want to trap me with this?

You must have fell and knocked your head

to think that I am one of your whores.

Panam.

Panam!

- Where did you go? - Her old house and the old post office.

I remember opening up a P.O Box for Panam.

That’s where we met, the post office.

Incredible. Do you remember the box number?

P.O Box 433.

Thank you.

Well done.

Well done Sarah.

You remember.

But, the post office burnt down,

before Panam tried to escape with you that night.

Sarah I'm going to need you to remember a bit more now.

Stay with me, we are almost there.

The General's thugs went through that burnt office.

The contents of Box 433 did not include the photos or that document.

Where did you keep it?

Where?

Do you know what else I remember?

I was pregnant.

Right?

I was pregnant.

I was pregnant!

- Baby. - My handsome man.

- Good morning. - Good morning.

- She’s disturbing me o. Yes. - She is?

And I think that she wants to be a soldier just like her dad.

My Lover.

Look I have told you, our baby is a boy.

And, it’s a new Nigeria, he is going to be an astronaut.

No, our baby is a girl.

And she is not going to be an astronaut.

I waited up for you last night.

But this one won’t let me.

I understand but...

- I have got to go again. - No...

Not until you eat something. Do you want tea.

They now make Zobo in tea bags, it tastes just like the real thing.

I'll make some for you now.

I promise you are going to love it.

My baby.

Come here for a second.

Come.

- Panam what is wrong? - Sit.

- Is this... - Shhh...

Yes. Yes it is.

This is proof. General Sanni is about to disrupt the democratic handover.

The swearing in of the new president is about to be a massacre.

Oh my God!

- Panam. - They have everything. Everything.

From ammunitions...

To offshore accounts with billions.

Support from the Russians.

And it’s all in here.

Look.

We have got to do the right thing.

We have to do the right thing Sarah.

My God! Panam wait.

Who else knows about this?

Panam who else knows about this?

Malik.

- It is fine. It is fine. - No, it's not.

Baby, baby, baby.

It was his idea in the first place.

We are in this together.

No.

Ok.

Listen.

Listen.

I need you to go to the post office today,

and hide it.

- In your box?. - No.

For this to work, you cannot even put it in yours.

Panam, you are scaring me now.

Panam, you are scaring me.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Look.

I promise.

This will all be over soon.

Malik and I have a plan, and it is going to work.

Okay.

We want to meet with some trusted journalists today.

But, it has to be the right time because even they can be bought too.

Alright?

Somebody needs to publish this immediately.

But for now, please, please keep it safe.

Please.

Panam.

Are you running away?

Panam...is this good bye?

What is supposed to happen to me?

What is... Panam what is supposed to happen to our baby?

Sarah I have to go to work.

And No, I am not running away.

Not without you.

Never without our baby.

Where is she? Where is my baby?

- The documents Sarah, - Where is she, don't touch me.

- Where did you keep them? - Where is my baby! I want my child!

Where is my baby! Leave me alone! Leave me alone!

- Let here answer me! - I want my baby!

- Please stop shouting. - I want my baby.

- Mrs. Lawal. - My baby.

Mrs. Sarah please sit down at least. Sorry.

- Please. - Leave me alone!

- We need to talk. - Not now Jide.

You lied to me.

Esther, give me a minute let me just talk to her.

Doctor No. She lied to us and I want answers too.

I do.

You lied to us.

When you called me into this project, you said all I needed to do,

was to make her remember the P.O. Box number.

And you are telling me that all these while

you knew there was nothing in that box?

- What exactly is your plan? - Exactly.

Mrs. Lawal what are we actually doing here?

Banke what are you not telling me!

What am I missing?

It is time we told her about Daniel.

- No. No. - Daniel? wait, which Daniel?

No we are not telling her about Daniel at all.

I told you from the beginning,

that you should not even think about bringing her son up.

- Until she is fully recovered. - Look.

If she realises that he’s still alive,

that will make her cooperate faster and tell us what we need to know.

And she might relapse.

And forget everything.

That Dr. Jide,

is a chance I am willing to take.

Oh my God!

Oh my God! Mrs. Lawal!

Daniel is her son?

Daniel is her son and you knew? And you knew Dr. Jide? Even you?

Listen.

I think we are getting desperate.

And we are pushing this woman too far and too fast.

- Banke please. - Ah..my God, God... Daniel is her son.

Daniel is her s...

Daniel. Daniel, Daniel wait. Daniel wait please.

We are sorry.

Banke, I can't do this anymore.

I'm done.

I'm so done.

I told you to leave her out of this.

Yeah, if you don’t want to win an election.

Mrs Sarah.

We are so sorry that happened to you.

I am super proud at your recovery state so far.

General Sanni is a very powerful man.

Many charges have been brought against him.

Corruption, abuse of power, fraud, trafficking, embezzlement.

None of them stick.

The only person who was close to bringing him down was your husband.

And Sanni pulled the plug on his military coup plans,

right after we fought for our democracy.

Mrs Sarah, my team and I...

Please stay for one more night.

Please Panam, I need you.

We need you.

Baby.

I need you.

You are all the family I have.

My lover.

Take me to your commandant.

Take me to general Sanni and I will explain to him

That I'm pregnant and you need to be redeployed to Lagos.

My baby.

It does not work like that.

Besides you have Mrs. Eket.

She has been like a mother to you.

To us.

Also once our baby is out, my mum...

Has promised to come stay with you for a while...

But I do not want to have this baby in my house.

I want to have her in our house.

Together.

As a family.

Baby.

I swore an oath.

- to protect this country. - You swore an oath to never leave me.

- And I will never. I will never leave you. - Please. Then stay Panam.

Stay.

Stay Panam.

For one more night.

Two nights.

Just stay.

Please understand.

There is something happening.

Something that I have to be a part of.

Sarah.

I thought you might like some tea.

I apologize for my actions earlier.

I was desperate.

I was insensitive and that was unfair.

Sarah, I want you to know that no matter how this turns out,

I am grateful that you tried.

Did I really forget everything while I was locked away in those places?

The doctors call it dissociative amnesia.

Normally it shouldn’t take more than a few weeks,

but yours is localized.

What that means,

is that you cannot remember

anything or anyone connected to the stress,

of the trauma you experienced at the station and inside the train.

What trauma?

What, what happened at the station?

What happened inside the train?

It’s the only thing that remains fuzzy.

Sarah I think it’s best

you just forget whatever happened at the train station.

Or your memory might be triggered in a way,

that now makes you forget everything you recently remembered.

But I want to remember everything.

The night,

at the train station, your husband was waiting for you.

You both missed the first train.

Now think about it.

Where did you go?

Who did you talk to?

Panam is waiting for you.

- The security guys are unto us. Follow me. - I don't know you.

Wait...

Where are you taking me?

Welcome Madam. Welcome.

Easy, easy.

Sarah listen carefully to me.

Your husband is in danger.

We are all his friends and we are in it together.

- Correct. - Do you have the documents he gave to you?

But I ... I don’t know you.

We are his friends in the force.

- Your husband is a brave man. - Exactly.

And he has inspired all of us.

Together we will take down General Sanni.

Do you have the documents?

Where is Panam?

This woman is wasting our time, she is worthless.

Let's just kill her.

I'm so sorry.

Sarah?

Did you give the documents to someone?

How do you know so much about the train station?

Sarah,

Mrs. Durosimi Williams has promised to take good care of you.

Okay?

No matter how this pans out.

She is going to get you a proper house.

I had my baby that night didn’t I?

And you were there.

You were the one that was searching us for weapons.

I remember you! You were there right?

- It, it was you right? - Sarah, none of that matter...

Where is my baby?

Down! Calm down!

- Where is my baby! Where is she? - Sarah!

Where is she? Where is my baby? Where is she?

Calm down!

Daniel!

Daniel!

What did you say?

A baby.

A boy.

He survived.

When you passed out,

giving birth to him.

Daniel, Daniel is your son.

A son?

A son.

Daniel...

Daniel is my son.

Aunty Sarah.

Aunty Sarah.

Aunty Sarah I'm so sorry.

I didn’t know any of this.

Aunty Sarah please.

Aunty Sarah...

Don’t call me that! Get out!

- Get out! Out! Liars! All of you! - Oh my God!

Liars! Liars!

Liars! Where's my child!

Where is she! Where is he! Liars!

Panam!

Oh God!

Get up.

With your hands in the air.

Panam Gyang Peters.

You are under arrest,

for plotting to disrupt the democratic handover coming soon,

and being in possession of harmful weapons.

We believe there are weapons in your luggage.

So come with us gently,

so we don’t have to do this in front of your pregnant wife.

Stop the train.

Stop the train!

That’s a mobile phone. If you press the green button,

Daniel will pick up.

I’m so sorry, I didn't know.

My intentions were pure.

- RPP! - Recover Nigeria!

Thank you. Thank you.

Thank you.

So you wasted my money.

No wonder you were kicked out of the force for ineptitude.

I left the force of my own volition

To do what?

To set up an NGO for justice.

Then why are you here?

Begging me for money.

The woman is deliberately hiding the information.

I just know she kept those documents with someone.

Now the good thing is,

she remembers. So I just need more time.

Like I have said before,

if there’s someone out there with those documents,

you will lose the election.

Elections are in 10days.

According to the polls, I am winning.

I don't need this.

I don't need you.

General you know you need me.

No.

I know you need my money.

That's what this is all about.

You just want to blackmail me for something that is long forgotten.

Long buried.

I’m a civilian now.

I'm a man of the people.

I don’t care what happens to that woman.

You just disgust me. Your failure absolutely disgusts me.

I know your secrets general.

You will need me.

And when that time comes,

it will already be too late.

Banke.

Banke Lawal.

Look at me.

Do I look like a man who is easily frightened?

You came to me.

You made me an offer.

100 million for the documents.

Your lousy NGO was failing.

And you came to me.

I was generous.

I funded that nonsense.

I even made a down payment on that arrangement.

We have eyes on the boy.

When his mother calls,

we will follow him.

And if they have the documents,

we'll pick those documents off their dead bodies.

What have you done?

Your colleague, Esther.

She's a much better person than you.

You need to ask yourself,

Do I really need you?

Recover Nigeria!

- Recover Nigeria! - RPP!

Great women of our dear country...

-This is a waste of time. - Hey come on Ehis.

- Stop, Why would you do that? - Stop what?

Do what? This?

This? This is a bloody waste of my time.

I could be out there doing something tangible with my life than

being stuck in this place with you people.

This facility.

- Oh really so we are the jobless ones. - Come on!

- We are together in this man. - There’s no we!

The Dr. and Mrs. Lawal lied to us.

They fucking lied to us. They've been lying to us I mean...

Did you know that there was a burnt P.O. Box? A burnt post office?

Did you know that she was pregnant?

They've been lying to us.

He fucking lied to us!

Can't you see?

You know the general is killing innocent people.

And now he wants to destroy what can truly bring peace.

Fuck!

Come on!

Aren’t you tired of men in uniform,

sworn to protect their own people try to rule by force.

Why would you do this?

Why?

Calm down Panam.

Stop shouting.

The general is not a bad man.

He wants to take care of us.

Look at this place.

Panam.

Look at Sarah and your unborn baby.

Think about them.

Don't you ever!

Don't you ever! Ever bring my family into this!

Fucking traitor.

Look,

The documents are hidden far away

from where you or the general can find it.

And it will be in all the papers across the country

and within the country by the weekend.

As you wish.

- Where do you think you are going ? - Panam.

Panam.

Don't try me.

- Don't you dare. - Panam.

Don't you think about it.

Go to hell.

It's already too late.

They are coming for you.

Be strong Sarah, be strong.

Look.

He has been bought.

I have been set up.

Yes.

The Nigerian police is now after me.

They say I’m a terrorist.

Listen to me.

We are no longer safe here.

We have to leave here tonight... Tonight.

Alright?

Okay.

Go and pack quickly.

Meet me at the train station by 10pm.

10pm.

- Do not go to anyone. - Okay.

Do not go anywhere else, aright?

I love you.

Now go. Go quickly.

Don't worry about this, I'll take care of it.

Go quickly!

I know where the documents are.

Ma?

Where is Daniel?

We’ve been calling him but he’s not picking up.

We can call again.

I heard about what happened to your parents.

And your time at the orphanage.

That was a long time ago.

Car accident?

No... They said it was an armed robbery attack.

The police rescued me and then they took me to the orphanage.

Wow! And look at you now.

Lending your voice to fight against justice.

I have people like you to follow.

I have been studying your work.

I even heard you used to be in the force.

You were part of the brave team that countered a terrorist attack in 1999.

That was a long time ago.

It's a shame really.

The Police force and I, our values just could not align.

I had to leave.

I wrote about it in a blog.

It's a shame that the police is very corrupt.

They are now a shadow of their former self.

- I read your blog. - You do?

Of course I do. I follow you on twitter Daniel.

I like that young people like you are so passionate

about Durosimi William’s candidacy.

Your take in prticular about the idea of having a first female president, impressive.

Thank you so much ma. Thank you ma.

I’m fan of hers myself.

Durosimi Williams and we have a project that we are working on.

That we strongly believe will guarantee her presidency.

We would like you to work with us on this.

Guarantee?

It’s all legal Daniel. I can promise you.

Durosimi Williams is working with us on the same project.

Oh come on.

After all the things that you have written about her

do you honestly think she will do anything illegal to jeopardize her own chances?

- Yes? - Okay ma.

- Welcome aboard Daniel. - Thank you ma.

Hello.

When I first met my Panam.

General Sanni was his boss.

He was so loyal to him. He spoke so highly of him then.

But when he found out what the general wanted to do,

after the 1999 elections,

he couldn’t let that happen.

Look at your belly. Your face, nothing but your belly is big.

You are supposed to be at home resting, and enjoying your leave.

Come. I'm sure you have gist for me.

Plenty gist.

What is...

Is everything okay. What is wrong?

- Not really ma. - Sit down. Sit down.

Sarah, you know you can talk to me.

Is this about Panam? Are you guys fighting?

Is he in trouble?

Where is he?

Is he not supposed to be around? Are you not almost due?

Men. Military men.

Look at what he has done.

- And you told me. If only... - Mrs Eket, Panam is fine.

Thank God.

So?

What is this?

Don’t open it!

Don’t open it.

There are very important documents inside.

Without question,

Mrs. Eket took the documents from me

and instructed me to go home and rest.

She almost lost her life because of it.

So what’s her full name?

Mrs Eket?

Edidiong Eket.

I don't know that person.

I've never heard that name before. I've never heard it before in my life.

I... Oga... Please.

I have never heard it before. I don't know who that is.

I don't know. I don't know.

Please, No!

Please.

Please. I don't know who it is. I don't know who it is.

If I know, I'll tell you.

I've never heard that person's name before in my life. I've never heard it.

- Who the fuck is Edidiong Eket? - I don't know, I don't know.

What? Mrs. Eket!

What happened? What happened?

- Are you okay? - Sarah.

- Wait. - They came looking for this.

Wait let me... Sorry sorry...

Oh my!

Take, take. Drink.

They also came looking for you.

Sarah, they burnt down the whole office.

The even burnt my car.

Mrs. Eket what about everybody else?

What about everyone else?

Everyone is fine.

We all got out in time.

Thank God! If not for God.

Ok Mrs. Eket, you know, I'm going to...

I'm going to take you the... to the hospital.

You are going to the hospital now.

Mrs. Eket, please help me... I'll drive Panam's car.

I’ll drive you with Panam’s car.

I'm coming.

My God! This was really really bad!

This has gotten out of hand.

Mrs. Eket let's go.

Sarah, Where are you traveling to.

Don’t lie to me.

I have seen the documents Sarah.

We should go to the police station.

This thing is bigger than the two of us, or even Panam.

It’s already too late for that.

But I cannot allow anything happen to you,

I promised your mother on her death bed.

Mrs. Eket just get into the car, we are going to the hospital.

For you or for me?

I will be fine.

No weapon fashioned against me shall prosper

Mrs. Eket just get into the car.

Please.

Why don’t you let me drive?

I’m so sorry I didn’t tell you earlier.

But Panam and I need to leave this place.

Things are going to get so much worse.

The Nigerian Police are on to us.

I’m sorry to ask you for this.

but can you just hold on to it for a little while longer?

Panam and I leave on the train tonight and...I'm already late.

But.. Your baby.

I will be fine, I'll make it.

Okay Sarah.

I will keep it.

Until you come back.

You will come back, right?

That was the last time I saw Mrs Eket.

She promised to keep the documents

so well hidden even she wouldn't be able to find them.

Please sir, I have told you everything I know.

I have told you everything. Please let us go. Please.

Just allow us to go please.

Hello, get the address.

- Please let us go. - The name is Edidiong Eket.

- She worked in the Post office in 1999. - Please sir.

- Call our people. - you poeple should let us go.

Please don't do anything to this child. I beg you. I'm begging you.

I'm begging you, please.

Please don't touch him?

Jay I'm so sorry.

Hello sir, there is no Mrs. Eket here.

And there is no document here as well.

Okay. You know what to do.

Yes sir.

At the orphanage,

They said you and my father died in an armed robbery attack.

Panam would rather have brought down the whole world,

Than watch me die at the hands of petty thieves.

I hear he was a very good soldier.

He was the best.

And the most handsome.

Your father thought you would be an astronaut some day.

I thought you were going to be a girl.

He loved you so much.

That he risked everything to protect us.

And I did everything that he asked, I...

I thought I did. I... did I?

It's okay aunty Sarah.

Mom.

I'm here now.

I'm no soldier but I will protect you.

I do not have all the money in the world,

but I will always protect you.

And little John.

her name is Jane.

- It's a boy. - She is a girl.

- A boy - A girl.

- A boy - A girl.

- A boy. - Girl.

Can you feel her?

Yes?

- She’s kicking. - My boy.

Kick some more.

My girl.

Kick...

- Kick. Kick some more, kick. - Girl.

- It's my girl. - My boy.

- My girl. - My boy.

I miss him so... So much.

I was so lost and confused for so long.

Here we are now. You found me.

He wanted to name me John?

I like Daniel.

It fits better.

I think we just found her.

On facebook.

Mrs Edidiong Eket, is that her?

She still ties her scarf in the same way.

- It's her. - Yes.

- Ehiz! Ehiz! - So I did some digging and I found out where she lives.

- Ehiz! - We have to go there right way.

- What's going on? - Come on.

- We've found Mrs. Eket. - What?

We've found Mrs. Eket.

- You did? Edidiong Eket? - Yea, we need to go now.

And she lives about two hours away from here,

We need to go now becuse it's getting late.

- Is she the one? - Yes.

Let me get the car ready.

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go!

No no... I can’t let you go.

What if something goes wrong?

You stay here while I go join the guys.

- I’m not letting you out of my sight. - No, seriously.

Panam please...

Daniel...

Please,

I want to go with you. Please.

Okay then let's go.

Hello? Esther where have you been? We’ve been calling you?

Muhammad please, please can you come and pick us from Ringroad.

Just please hurry up.

Sarah.

How? They told me...

Yea, please we need your service.

Please hurry up. Please.

Yea hurry up.

I am so sorry.

I am so sorry.

I always feared that they would come find me one day.

After all these years, once again this is all my fault. I'm sorry.

It’s okay Sarah.

I hid it in a hole behind my bedroom wall window.

I don’t think the fire will get to it. I hope so.

- God! - I don't care about those documents anymore.

I heard about what happened to Panam.

I searched everywhere for you.

They said you lost the baby and died in prison.

He found me.

Who?

Daniel.

Who is Daniel?

Daniel is... Daniel?

- A crazy man just ran inside the fire. - Daniel!

No! No my son! Daniel no!

- Hold her! - No! Daniel no!

- No! Daniel! Daniel No! - Sarah!

No!

Please don’t ever do that again.

Is that?

Daniel, Panam's baby.

Come... My son.

- RPP! - Recover Nigeria!

- RPP! - Recover Nigeria!

- RPP! - Recover Nigeria!

Thank you, thank you.

Thank you very very much my dear women.

Like I told you last week,

when we come into power...

the country will take over the responsibilities of your husbands.

You will no longer lack,

and your sons...

Your... Your sons who...

A new shocking revelation is bound to

cripple the campaign of former Nigerian general,

Sanni Sofa and now presidential aspirant

of the Reformed People’s party RPP,

who has just been hospitalised...

So good.

Just the way I like it. A little pepper inside.

How did your people know how much I love ogi and akara?

Well that was a lucky guess by Mrs. lawal.

Breaking News

The founder of the Justice for the Masses NGO,

Mrs. Banke Lawal was found dead in her car.

police are suspecting a foul case of assassination which could have come

from the perpetrators of the crimes

she helped get Justice for with her NGO, Justice for the Masses.

Mrs Banke Lawal used to be a top police officer in the 90s,

and helped foil a major terrorist attack in 1999 involving one Panam Peters..

She will be fondly remembered as a fighter for freedom and justice.

She's survived by two children...