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I left Seme a long time ago.
I'm currently at Ajara Badagry.
I need to look for a shortcut to avoid the police.
That's why you are the best,
the best driver, Tòkunbo the man!
I'm almost out of fuel.
The custom duty on that car is expensive in Nigeria.
Boss, it's tiring.
The Nigerian government keeps making life difficult for everyone.
Think about it,
customs imposes import duties over 50% of the cost of a car.
You buy a car for 1,000,000,
then pay 800,000 for the import duty.
Where else does that happen?
Don't mind them,
they don't want the poor man to survive.
How do they expect us to eat? By smuggling used cars into town?
-That's why many of us are on the streets. -My brother!
That's what I'm saying.
Boss, you--
Who's that?
Boss!
Police!
Sincerely, I'll call you back.
-Jamiu! -I'm at the frontline.
We've been compromised.
Boss TK.
This guy has escaped.
He's a high-profile criminal.
Calm down, let's turn left.
Let's head straight.
It's not straight. Let's head right. It's the right!
Look, let's return to the office. This guy is gone.
What will we report?
-Do you want to tell them he escaped? -Let's return to the office.
He is a bastard.
But why are you driving like an old woman?
You're crazy. I can't--
Come on, just drive!
Thank you!
It's a boy!
-My wife has given birth! -May God preserve them.
I'm coming now.
-Boss TK. -How are you?
-Boss TK. -Hey, my guy.
Boss TK.
How's it going?
Hey, my guy.
Hey, how are you?
You said this will be your last drop-off, right?
Because you want to become a responsible man.
That's not a problem. You know there'll always be a replacement, right?
It's time to focus on the future,
or what do you think, Gaza?
That's fine.
What's the meaning of this, Gaza?
What is it?
This money is not complete. It's short 20,000.
The money's not all there?
Aren't you the one who burnt the tires?
I have to buy new tires.
I have to repair some parts, which you broke in the car.
Do I need to tell you that?
That's not fair.
That's not fair, Gaza.
Brother Tòkunbo,
please plead with Boss Gaza on my behalf.
I didn't steal his money, I wouldn't do that.
Please, help me plead with Boss Gaza.
You stole from me and ran away.
I could never steal from you.
You could never steal from me?
If I ever steal from you, let me die.
Don't worry,
you will live to see tomorrow,
but not in one piece.
Okay?
My guy,
are you still here?
There is no god but Allah.
Did I wake you?
Sorry. How are you?
Did you get any sleep?
You ought to be resting.
So you won't also get sick…
I'll make some pap
and buy Akara on the way.
Please don't say no.
You need to eat.
…everything will be fine.
Excuse me, who ordered a ride?
Hip-hop? Reggae?
Please, play me the news!
Sir,
I told you my boss is absent.
My boss is not around.
But I don't have it.
Chukwudi, please.
Take my car. When I have the money, I'll pay you back.
Hold on to it.
My brother,
I don't have it.
Look at my shop,
all the stuff here won't add up to 9,500,000 naira.
But hold on,
have you gone to San Siro?
I'd rather die than go there.
It's for your child's sake.
Mr. Chukwudi.
Didn't I tell you my stock hasn't arrived yet?
How are you?
-Iya Muli! -How are you?
How are you?
My restaurant is right here.
You couldn't come to see me?
-Iya Muli, it's not like that. -Leave me alone.
Don't patronize me.
How's your family?
-They are fine. -That's a lie!
-What happened? -His child has a heart disease.
As it stands now, he needs 9,500,000 naira.
Oh, God!
That's why I suggested he meet Gaza.
Have you forgotten who Gaza is?
I know Gaza is a bad person,
but… we are talking about Tòkunbo's child.
Come.
Come over here.
You were there that day?
Or have you forgotten?
You may go.
That's my late sister's son,
who I'm responsible for.
Even me…
Gaza lent me money,
which I used to start my business.
I have paid him back every single kobo.
Gaza, your money.
Gaza, please.
Please.
Come here! What's wrong with you?
Are you avoiding having sex with me?
You act like you don't want my penis. What's wrong with you?
Gaza, please.
Let's go inside.
Gaza, please.
Gaza! Gaza, please.
Come along!
Gaza, please, I beg you in the name of God.
Gaza, please.
Hey! Behave yourself.
Gaza, please!
This woman will make me climax.
I just climaxed.
…I'm still paying the debt.
I'm not only paying back in cash.
I swear, Iya Mulika, you will be the end of me in Lagos!
Are you also laughing?
Come on, get back to work!
No matter how bad things may get…
don't ever go back to Gaza.
Things are not easy, Tòkunbo.
Meals are not even frequent.
Please, I beg you.
If I wasn't desperate for help, I wouldn't be here.
You're my guy.
Would I lie to you?
-Things are hard-- -Gaza, please.
Look at my car. You can take my car.
When I have the money, I'll pay you back, please.
Tòkunbo, I don't have money.
Don't worry, keep your car, okay?
Keep your car.
I don't have any money. At all.
Do you hear me?
Don't make me send someone to remind you to bring my food.
-I'm sorry. -Sorry for yourself.
Your buttocks are so soft.
So soft.
Yes, for that other job,
I've got the guy for it.
He's stubborn, but he can do it.
No, he's smart.
No issues, I'll get it done, boss.
No worries.
It'll be lit.
Are you kidding me?
Sir, is that cocaine?
Whose child is it? Take it back!
Sir, who are you?
Maybe then, you'll understand.
Sir, who are you?
Are you okay?
If anything happens to her--
The police public relations officer…
She attended a swimming event, where she was abducted.
What game are you watching?
A football match, but it changed to the news.
This Lagos traffic can wake the dead.
Do you think this is normal Lagos traffic?
Can't you see the police? What are you saying?
I heard a rich man's child was kidnapped.
I'm not kidding.
-Problem. -I won't be a victim, in Jesus' name.
-God forbid. -I won't be kidnapped, in Jesus' name.
Never.
Call me back, please.
Sir, what is going on?
The police are everywhere.
All the streets are blocked, what's going on?
Who's this child?
Sir, why would you kidnap your friend's daughter?
This man is crazy.
Yes, madam?
-What's going on here? -She's sick, I'm trying to comfort her.
What's wrong with her?
She seems sick.
-Is she your child? -She is my child.
Take her to the hospital. Such a beautiful child.
Yes.
Sir, take her to the hospital.
She's scared of injections.
Little witch!
Little witch.
How nice!
Chukwudi, please, I need your help.
I'm using it.
My car broke down.
Please, come with your car.
I need to quickly do something.
Please, what sort of problem is this?
Please.
Hold on, don't thank me yet.
-When did you start having accidents? -It happens.
Hold on, I'm coming.
My guy, tomorrow I'll come and pick it up. Please.
I don't have time.
When did you start driving kids? Wait. You see this car?
This car, I beg of you, is my Bentley.
It's my Bentley, don't crash it.
-Drive gently. -No problem.
Don't steer it like that.
Do you want to ruin the car?
Where is this woman? Iya Mulika!
Yes, please, give me one cold bottle of Goldberg.
-Okay. -A very cold one.
You know I've got you.
-Yes. -I'm coming.
I trust you. How are you all doing?
-We are fine. -It's hot everywhere.
-Chukwudi, how's work? -Fine.
-Iya Mulika. -Here it is.
-How's work? Did you make any sales? -Yes. You know how the market can be.
Who's playing?
-Barca and Madrid. -Barca and who?
Barca can't play.
Do you know of Enyimba of Aba?
Why would they switch over to the news?
I took the car to him at Festac. Then I brought his car back to my shop.
In fact…
here's a picture I took with my car on Sunday.
I saw her with my very own eyes,
and I recognized her immediately.
That's the girl.
Officer, I'm sure something was wrong because my friend is a good person.
Do you have a picture of your friend?
He hardly ever takes pictures.
See.
It's an old picture. He rarely takes pictures.
Sir, it's okay. Just come this way.
I should go over there?
If I go there, that means I'm a criminal.
Please, I'm just a Good Samaritan.
Because my friend took my car, you want to implicate me?
Did I do something bad?
Just come over here. The police is your friend.
Officer, if the police is my friend, let's talk this way.
Let's talk as friends.
Once I come over there, the conversation changes.
That means I'm a thief.
Police is your friend. I thought I'm your friend?
-Am I a criminal? -Sir, come here.
-You said I was your friend. -We're thieves, right?
-Police is your friend. -If I hit you, stay still.
Shut up.
Hello?
-Where are you? -I'm driving. What's wrong?
Your face is all over the media.
What sort of job is this?
Chukwudi, where are you right now?
I'm at Frontline.
He hung up.
Yes.
Should I call him back?
Officer, there's nothing wrong.
I salute, sir.
If I poop in your car, no cleaning agent can remove the odor.
Please, watch over this child.
I'll be back shortly. Please take care of her.
What's going on?
Are you awake?
Where's the girl?
Dunk him in.
Bring him up.
An ordinary delivery like this, you couldn't do it.
You're my guy. Would I lie to you?
Don't worry, keep your car.
Yes, I've got the boy for the job.
No. He's smart.
You ruined it, like you ruin everything in your life.
So, it's you?
Had it been my job you messed up like this…
I would have beheaded you.
I would take your small head and put it on a spike,
and place it at the center of Labule.
The cars you smuggle in for me…
that gets you paid…
Agba has been the person handling it.
You see Labule?
The whole of Labule that you see, where everything runs smoothly.
Agba has been the one handling it.
If not for Agba's connection, which business would thrive here?
Just deliver a little girl…
You messed it up.
Less than 24 hours to seal this big deal.
You messed it up.
Where's the girl?
You'll never find her!
You will never find the girl!
Dunk him.
You will never find her!
Boss Gaza.
Look at you.
I knew it would turn out this way.
You are cursed, Tòkunbo.
Because you, Tòkunbo, ought to know that I, Gaza,
own this entire area.
Nothing moves, nothing goes or comes, or breathes,
nothing happens in Labule…
that Gaza does not know about.
Since you are no longer useful to me…
I will get a ring for you.
I swear on my child's life.
If you're brave, drop your weapon.
Tell your boys to stand down if you are so confident.
Fight me man to man.
The cowardly one will lose.
You want to fight Gaza?
You want to fight me?
Let's get on with it.
Let me see who will help you now.
If you had not been a foolish man like your father…
How could you let your child die?
How could you let your child die?
Look at you!
Why would your child die like that?
You think you are a man.
Because you had sex and had a child, you think you are a man.
Now your child is dead.
You can see, you're not a man!
You are not a man at all.
You are not a man.
You are going to die by my hands today.
Daddy! Mummy!
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