All language subtitles for NEW LLO

What is he still doing there?

Who’s he talking to?

Who’s she?

Are you just going to ignore me?

Good evening Mimi.

Don’t curve my question.

I asked, who the woman you’ve
been speaking to in the car,

for the past 20 minutes since
you drove into this compound is?

Mimi, please.

I’ve had a long stressful
surgery day at the hospital,

the very least you could do-

Is ask who the woman...

you’re keeping
late nights with is?

Mimi.

I had surgery at the hospital...

and there was crazy
traffic along the airport road.

So I guess you had more than
enough time to speak to her-

Mimi please stop!

You and I have been
married for 5 years.

And I know that you
run home every time.

The moment you close from
work, you literally run home.

But...

Now, you don’t anymore.

Shima.

Look at that.

Did you even remember that...

today is my birthday?

I have said it repeatedly,
I had surgery.

And why didn’t you
even remind me?

I texted you.

You texted, when?

Oh.

Mimi, I’m so sorry.

Happy birthday.

I’ll see you in the bedroom.

That’s what you do all the time.

Just, run away...

when there are real
conversations to be had,

you just... run.

How did...

[Shima’s phone ringing]

I see you made
yourself breakfast.

I didn’t want to
disturb your sleep.

I’ve made you breakfast, everyday.

What’s with the sudden...

you didn’t want
to disturb my sleep?

Mimi please, let’s not do
this now it’s a bit too early.

Fine.

I sent you pictures.

Pictures of dress samples
for Chioma’s wedding.

I’m yet to get a response
from you and...

you know I don’t like
making late plans.

You can go ahead and choose
anything, I’ll be fine with it.

Gosh.

Did you even look at them?

Oh snap!

I’m 10 minutes late.

Why don’t you go
ahead and make a pick,

whatever it is,
I’ll be fine with it.

Good morning.

Babe, you see all the stress I
went through, just to get you this...

Babe.

Are you okay?

Yeah... I’m fine.

No, you don’t look fine,
what’s wrong?

You know you can talk to me.

It’s Shima.

He’s been acting strange lately.

You want to talk to me about it?

I prescribed Fluconazol
for the patient.

Then take her back to the lab.

Babe.

When a man begins to
give you cold shoulders...

does no longer eat your food...

returns home late from work...

It only means one thing...

he’s seeing someone.

And you need to find out who.

Shima.

He would never admit
there’s another woman.

Men?

Men are liars.

But...

what can this other
woman have that I don’t?

Good question.

Now let me tell you something...

these men, are wired like that.

You may even see
the woman and be,

disgustingly disappointed
in your husband’s taste.

these men, they’re very very tasteless.

Is it not men?

I know them.

Anyway, I brought the materials.

Look at all the
stress I went through,

just to bring you
these beautful things.

Okay.

Which of them did he choose?

He did not.

As a matter of fact, he’s
not going for any wedding.

[Laughs]

Maybe he wants to use that
time to be with another girl.

You don’t know men,
they’re not to be trusted.

My dear, did you cook anything
because I’m very hungry.

Please, let me go to
the kitchen I know you’ve-

I haven’t made anything.

I’ll sort myself out.

Hey.

You okay?

Don’t worry, your mother will be
just fine, she’s in good hands.

You’re Mrs. Afolabi’s daughter?

Yes doctor.

Your mom is hypertensive
and she’s not been,

on her medications for 3 months.

What were you people thinking?

It could have been fatal.

I couldn’t get them for her.

Anyway she’s stable now,

she just needs some
more rest and she’ll be fine.

Thank you doctor.

Dr. Shima.

Yes.

Everything is ready for the surgery sir.

Alright great, I’ll be with you.

Soon.
-Alright sir.

Alright bro.
-Yeah.

Could you help me check on her file,

when you’re done with the surgery?

Dr. Funmi is the next
doctor on call bro.

Come on I know Dr. Funmi is there,
but I trust you to do it better.

Alright, but that will
be after my surgery.

Thank you bro, I know I
can always count on you.

Don’t be too sure.

Your mom is quite strong
enough to go home now.

So you’ll be able to pick up
her medications at the pharmacy.

Okay.

Mommy, you’ll be fine.

Thank you doctor.

No, no.

Thank you so much doctor,
may God bless and keep you.

Thank you doctor.

Relax okay, we’re doing our job.

Thank you doctors.

You’re welcome ma’am.

Bro, I believe there are
illnesses our Federal health system,

should cater for, like
giving free medications.

Okay, like which?

Malaria, Hypertension,
Natal care, and Diabetes.

They’re plenty bro.

Is that not why the HMO is there?

Please, the HMO are
freaking expensive.

Don’t you know?

You’re in the field, you know.

Besides they don’t
cater for everything,

sometimes you’ll need a 1 year
suscription to have access to Natal care.

Come on.

Some would need an
extra 1 year subscription,

before you can access medicines
for hypertension or diabetes.

Please, it’s rubbish.

HMO that can’t provide
blood tonic, is that proper?

It’s nonesense,
it doesn’t make sense.

So, Nosa.

-Dr. Nosa.
- Yes.

So after chronic smokers
like you that’s holding a stick now,

after you’ve finished
smoking your entire life away,

you expect the Federal system to
provide free medical care for you.

Yes.

We smoke, they care.

That’s how it works.

I’ve never heard this before.

Now you’ve heard it.

But that’s how it should be.

We’re the children of the government.

We smoke the things, they care for us.

That’s why we’re here.

Okay, I hear you.

You’re not serious.

Oh my goodness.

But seriously bro...

I hope you’re not
having issues with your wife again?

Is there any man who has
a woman in his house

who does not have issues?

Bro, that man doesn’t exist.

Take it from me.

Yeah.

But then you have to
sort things out with her,

you just need to.

I hear you bro.

Yeah, I hear you.

But hey,

you know I have sharp eyes, right?

That new nurse at the hospital,
I’ve got my eyes on you bro.

- No way bro.
- I’ve got my eyes on you.

No way.

Yes way.

Bro listen...

when you get married, you’re
going to learn a few lessons.

And the solution to the
lessons is very simple.

Whatever gives me peace of mind.

Take this from me.

Yeah.

Funny enough, it’s amazing how women
boast that they give men peace of mind,

where as, the small peace of
mind it’s them that take it.

They don’t give.

It’s peace of mind I’ve been looking for.

I don’t envy you bro.

But then, I’ve got
my peace of mind.

Yeah, I see you.

Where’s the phone?

Mimi.

Where’s the phone?

Mimi.

Where’s the phone!?

I’m not a child, okay.

I saw you put a phone
in the glove compartment.

There’s no phone, Mimi.

Let me check for myself.

I told you there was no
phone, why would I-

But you’ve been on pills?

Mimi please, let’s not
have this conversation here.

Okay, give me one reason why
I should spare you the decency?

Because there are neighbors around.

Who cares about the neighbors.

You know what, you’d better come
inside let’s have this conversation.

Keeping secret everyday,
taking 20-30 minutes extra.

Hey, you need to start talking.

Mimi, I’m a doctor I don’t
owe you that explanation.

Well I know that
this is not prescribed.

But you’re not saying anything.

What you’re doing, is accuse
me of owning-

I’m not accusing you of
something I’m not sure of, okay.

This is all the proof I need,

to show that you've been
jeopardizing our marriage.

We’re trying to have another kid,

and then you’re taking pills
secretly behind my back-

Mimi, I’m fine!

But you’re not telling me anything.

Is this how to talk?

What you’re doing
right now is nagging.

But everytime you come back,

you spend so much time in the
car talking to this person.

and then you take this so you
don’t have to deal with me.

Really?

Shima.

Tell me...

when was the last
time we made love?

Hey.

Tell me, of course
you don’t remember.

You know why?

Because it has been 3 whole months.

What kind of couple goes on such
sabbatical while living together?

When was the last time
we did anything together?

When was the last time we went out,
had dinner, did anything special...

together as a couple?

Shima.

Your excuse for everything
is work, and more work.

Amaka's wedding?

Oby's baby shower,

School reunion...

I can keep going if you
want, there are so many.

Mimi, this doesn’t make any sense.

It makes a lot of sense to me.

It does.

Okay.

How about Tate?

When was the last time
you checked on him?

3 whole months, and you
haven’t checked on him.

I mean...

okay, let’s say...

this woman, your mystery woman
is even taking you away from me,

and tearing our marriage apart.

Is she also supposed to take
you away from your own son?

Your own son, Shima.
-Mimi.

I don’t want to have
any trouble with you okay.

I don’t want any problem, okay.

Why don’t you just
hand me my pills,

and I’ll pretend like this
conversation never happened.

Wow...

wow!

This is what’s more
important to you now?

This?

Well, watch me.

What are you going to do now?

Hey, are you just going to go back out?

Because of your pills
and your mystery woman?

Gosh, why’s this happening?

Oga.

Oga.

Please don’t be angry,

we’re done for the day and
we’re going home.

Alright, okay.

Thank you sir.

Thank you sir.

I’m famished.

There’s actually no food in this house.

But...

that’s true, why don’t you...

go back and eat
where you’re coming from?

Or they don’t have food there?

Okay, see you later.

You look beaten up,
what happened to you?

I had a couple of drinks last night.

I almost said hang over.

You should have taken
some sleep before coming,

you’re not on call till 2pm.

My brother, I needed
to leave that house.

Yeah, I understand.

Hey, is she one of the new ones?

Yeah.

Okay.

Hey, come off it.

I’ll see you at lunch.

Alright, that is if you’re not
busy with the new ones.

Guy, get into your
office and sleep,

we’ll see at lunch.

No worries.

Alright.

Bro, I think you need
to talk with your wife.

I mean let her know what’s up.

So convenient for you to say.

Nosa...

When you get
married to someday,

you realize that we men, we’re
not meant to say how we feel.

No bro, that’s not true.
-I’m telling you.

Honestly, I know the greatest
disservice to us as men,

is that society never
expects us to speak up.

But I mean, how do our
wives or our partners,

know how we feel
if we don’t say it?

Not my own.

Mimido does not care about
how anybody else feels but herself.

Yeah.

Was she like this
before you married her?

Women change bro.

So do men.

The difference is that they’re more
expressive about their dissatisfactions,

and feelings compared to us men.

Okay.

But I still think you
should talk with her.

How’s your son?

He’s at the grandparents, I really
don’t want to talk about him.

You don’t want him to come back
home and see the house like this.

That’s not going to be good for him.

Talk to your wife.

Dr. Nosa.

You know what marvels me?

How you are able to give
the dopest advice bro.

For somebody that’s not married.

For the longest
time I’ve known you,

you’ve not been able to
keep a healthy relationship.

Maybe when I find
the right person I will.

See...

marriage is not for the faint hearted,
and unfortunately

I am a faint hearted.

Unfortunately, I agree with you.

That’s it bro.

Hey, what about that nurse
girl though, the new one?

Nothing serious, I’m just
showing her around.

But HR could have done that.

Forget HR,
I said I’m showing her around.

Show her, let her see how it is.

Anyway, bills on me today okay.

Let me take care of the bill,

at least I don’t have
people to take care of.

Thank God, I’ve been paying since.

Paying since?

I payed the day before yesterday,
what are you saying?

Shima, just let it go.

So, make sure you send the
photography team to them on Tuesday.

Make sure they go
with the costume as well,

I want it documentary style.

That’s right.

Of course, this is our
biggest client right now,

so we can’t afford to lose them
or their recommendations.

Yeah.

Sure...

that would be...

nice.

Tolu, why don’t I call you back.

Yeah.

- Hey.
- Hi.

I didn’t get to see you
leave in the morning.

Yeah, I was in a hurry.

So, I was driving by the flower shop,
and I saw this and I thought...

I thought you might like it.

Thank you.

You’re welcome.

They’re really lovely.

Yeah.

Babe.

Babe.

Babe, are you in there?

Babe.

Hi.

Welcome back.

Thank you.

I didn’t see you when I woke up.

I had an emergency.

I also called your phone lines
and they weren’t connecting.

It was a surgery.

It’s okay.

But you know you could
have called me right after.

Hey.

Babe, are you alright?

Yeah, I’m fine.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

Cool.

Anyway, I wanted to talk
to you about something.

Okay.

So you know that wedding I was
planning to attend this weekend...

a lot of our old friends
would be there so...

I was wondering, would you
like to come with me?

Yes, I think I can
make out some time.

Yeah.

Come baby.

Okay, that would be great.

I would get your fabric
ready send to your tailor,

he still has your
measurements right?

Yes, he does.

That’s great.

Babe, dinner?

No, I’m a bit too
exhausted from the surgery.

Sorry baby.

Thank you.

I’ll be with you soon.

Okay.

Wura.

Fine girl, look how
beautiful you are.

What’s up?

Rose.

I know all these names
you’re calling me, Wura...

is so I could sell you
more drinks on credit, right?

I can’t.

I haven’t even said anything,
you’re shouting.

I know you Rose.

You've been owing me for two days now,

I had to pay Shanky with my money.

But I thought we were friends?

And you know how
much they pay me.

And you’re still owing me.

You collect money everyday.

What do you mean I
collect money everyday,

when I asked you to do
the job, didn’t you refuse?

You’re just afraid.

But wait, I heard
they payed you today.

Rose, please don’t
utter that word again.

I should join you in this business?

It’s against my morals.

You have morals?

So I don’t have morals.

I don’t have morals.

Do you know what
I’ve been through?

Why are you working
here in the first place?

Will you give
me the drink or not?

Okay, I’m sorry.

These insults are the reason why I
do not relate with anybody.

I asked for a drink and you've given
me all the insults you can muster.

Madam, are you
giving me the drink?

I’m sorry, don’t be angry.

Should I open it for you?

No, I’ll use my teeth.

Open it.

You don’t need glass?

Please.

Mommy.

Mommy, good evening.

Wura, welcome.

This your new job is making
you come back home late.

You know out there is unsafe.

Mommy, you shouldn’t worry about me.

I’ll be fine, and I’ll be safe.

You have to be safe, you
know you’re all I’ve got.

I know.

And you should be sleeping.

Sleeping?
When I haven’t seen my daughter.

Sorry.

Sorry.

My medications finished this morning.

Yes, sorry.

I saw them, so I bought
the drugs for you

These should last
for at least a month.

You bought this for me?

My child.

It will be well with you.

Thank you my daughter.

You see the way you’re
taking care of me,

your children will
take care of you better.

Amen.

Thank you mommy.

You’re worth more than a 100 boys.

Thank you.

Thank you mommy.

It’s okay.

Have you eaten?

I made the last bit of rice in the house,
there's some left for you in the kitchen.

Okay.

You need to go and eat.

But meanwhile...

I want you to
introduce your boss to me,

at least let me thank him, for giving
you this job that is helping us to survive.

Okay, I will.

You’re welcome my dear.

Goodness, what’s going on?

Babe, are you okay?

No, I’ve been calling Shima he’s
not taking my calls it’s been 1 hour.

He’s not calling, he’s not picking
my calls, he’s not calling back.

Was he supposed to be here?

Yes, he’s supposed to be here.

He’s supposed to be here.

Babe, but he’s not
here let’s just go inside.

What do you mean he’s
not here let’s just go inside?

Did you hear what I said?

I’ve been calling my husband.

It’s been one whole hour, he’s
not picking up, he’s not calling back,

and I should go inside?

What if something is wrong?

What if he’s stuck somewhere bad?
I can’t stop thinking of the worst-

Nothing is wrong, he’s a grown up man,
he’s somewhere enjoying himself.

He is at work.

You mean work right?

He’s not at work.

He’s not at work, he’s
somewhere enjoying himself,

so let’s just go inside and have fun.

- The party is going on, let’s go.
- Baby, pick up.

Baby girl, call all day if you like,
he’s not going to pick your call.

I’m sure he must be with another girl,
enjoying himself.

Let’s have fun.

Let’s go inside.

I will teach you how to play.

Vinicius Jnr, score a goal.

Goal!

My boy.

I’ll teach you a lesson today.

You’re using me to practice right?

Baba, your team isn’t good.

Sit down, let me teach you ball.

Pass the ball.

Please, have you seen my phone?

Play ball, leave the phone.

Pause it.

Baba what’s going on?

Let me check my settings.

Nosa.

What’s up?

There’s a problem.

What happened?

Mimi has been calling me since.

I was supposed to
attend a wedding with her.

You’re in big trouble.

Nosa, I’ll see you later.

Are you leaving?

What do you want me to do?

We’ll continue this game later on.

You’ve not sorted yourself,
you’re talking about game.

We’ll see.

- I wish you the best.
- Thank you.

Mimi.

I am so sorry.

I...

I was at No-
-Are you sorry

because
you didn’t show up for me?

Or because you were
with another woman?

There’s nothing like that Mimi.

I was at Nosa’s place, we were
just having boys time playing games.

Or playing girls?

Come on Mimi.

You know I’m not that kind of man.

I’ve loved you, against all odds.

Yes, there are times
I’ve been very angry at you,

but I suck up the bad energy.

And I still love you anyway.

You’ve changed.

You’ve become a totally different man.

It’s okay.

If you want to go
out there and seek variety.

Variety?

What kind of silly variety
are you talking about Mimi?

Well, the same variety that you’ve
turned me into an insecure woman for.

It’s okay.

I mean...

I will no longer make a fuss about
you not being present in this family.

Never again.

Look Mimi, I...

I understand you’re angry at me
for not showing up at the wedding.

But it is unacceptable, for
you to speak to me like this.

You know, the only reason we’re...

having this conversation
in the first place...

is that you’re not
on your sleeping pills.

That’s funny.

You know what...

I think you need a break, Mimi.

Bros.

Oh no...

God.

Bros, are you looking for me?

Do you like what you see?

- Who are you?
- Who are you please.

Are you dragging a
customer with me?

I’m not dragging
customer with you-

Ladies, please.

I’m not interested in these.

I’m looking for a place
I can buy petrol.

Is there a petrol
station around? please.

- It was fuel that brought you here?
- Yes.

So, you’re not looking for me?

No, please I just need a petrol station.

Oga, we don’t sell petrol here.

- Is there any petrol station around?
- Oga, please I don’t know.

Hello bro.

Man, I’m stranded.

Petrol has finished in my car.

Yes.

Please, only 10 litres of petrol will
be alright to get me out of here.

Please, okay I’m waiting for you.

Alright, no problem.

Okay.

Doctor.

Hi.

So, you...

No, I just work at the bar.

Oh.

As a side hustle.

Alright.

So, what should I get you?

Any soft drink would be alright.

Okay.

- Thank you.
- Alright.

So, what are you doing here?

My car ran out of petrol so
I’m just waiting for my friend,

you know, the other doctor.

Dr. Nosa?

Yes.

He’s on his way to help
me bring petrol for the car.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

So...

does your mother know that you...

- work here?
- Yes.

This is the only job that allows
me to stay with my mother,

and also focus on my painting.

And earn me money in the evenings.

Wow, so you paint?

Yes I paint, I’m an artist,
I sketch too.

Great.

My dad was an artist.

Was?

Yes.

But I never got to meet him though.

I’m so sorry to hear that.

It’s fine.

Yeah.

I mean, people have worse realities.

Of course they do.

It’s nothing.

My friend is here.

Okay.

Would you like to say hi to him?

No.

I’m here for a while, so I don’t need
too many people to know I’m here.

- Really?
- Yes.

Alright.

Alright.

For the drink.

Okay sir.

Thank you.

How about you make me a painting.

I’ll pay for it.

- A painting.
- Yes.

Okay.

Okay.

I was going to ask,
what kind of painting?

Do you have anything in mind?

Maybe a word, just
something to paint about.

Peace.

Peace.

Yes.

Peace.

Where did you see him?

You don’t want to know.

I want to know.

Look, I need to know and I believe
I have the right to know.

It was in a brothel,
close to my street.

I’m so sorry about
how you feel okay.

I didn’t intend to
intrude into your family-

Did you get the identity
of any of the girls?

It was dark,
I was only sure of your...

your husband.

But you can let it go,

for yourself and your son.

He will be home soon, if you
know you can’t stay, you can just leave.

Leave?

Did you just say leave?

I didn’t mean you
should just leave...

but I mean, if you cannot
forgive him, it’s better you leave.

That is too much
decency to show him.

I will wreck him before I leave.

Shima...

I will wreck you.

I will so wreck you.

I promise.

I will wreck you in a
way that nothing...

has been so wrecked ever.

Bros, where are you going?

Don’t you see me?

Hey, I see you, you look amazing
but I’m here to see someone.

You’re looking for that little girl,
don’t you see me?

Like I said, you look amazing
thank you very much.

Hi.

Hi.

I was going to bring the painting
by your office tomorrow.

That’s okay, but can I see it?

Yes.

Here.

Should I get you a drink?

No, I don’t really drink.

I could tell from the other day.

Yeah.

Care to sit?

Okay.

Wow.

This is so beautiful.

Thank you.

This is just a rough work,

I’m not even done painting.

Are you serious?

Yes.

And you did all these in one night?

Wow.

It’s amazing.

Tell me how you were able
to achieve this in one night.

You know, art is life when
you do what you love...

you just do it effortlessly.

Good night.

- Doctor.
- Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

When are we going to
stop with the formalities?

Well...

It would be hard for me actually.

Really?

It’s alright.

Where are you headed?
I can give you a ride home.

Don’t worry, I’ll be fine.

No, please.

It’s just a ride home.

- That’s all.
- I’ll be fine.

Please.

Okay.

Let me do it, please.

Okay, thank you.

- Thank you.
- Alright.

So, how was work?

Work was good.

Awesome.

You look worried.

Me?

No, I’m fine.

I’m okay.

I know Dr. Nosa is unmarried...

But, you...

You want to talk about it?

My wife...

she’s home...

but home doesn’t seem
to be like home anymore.

A lot of things have happened,
difficult things...

that I can’t let go.

So because of that
I’ve been distant and...

It’s completely tearing us apart.

That’s really sad.

But the good thing is that,
you didn’t walk away.

Some men like my father...

they would have walked
away a long time ago.

My parents...

they were never married.

My mom met my dad, during
her last days in the uni.

He was an artist at that time...

in the university of Ife.

My mother loved him, so much.

That she gave out
everything she had...

for the love she had for him.

At the end of his residency...

my mother got pregnant...

And he told her,
and he promised her...

that he would come back...

but he never did.

She waited...

she waited...

You and I know that, that man is
not coming out of the blues tomorrow.

Let’s allow the poor woman to
hang on to the little hope she has left.

Well, I have.

I live down there, the street.

Oh really?

Okay, let me just
drive you down there.

That road is more terrible.

What is that, sarcasm?

Here works.

Right here?

Yes.

I will just...

Thank you.

Dr. Shima.

Shima, just Shima.

Okay.

Just Shima.

I really do admire your energy.

Thank you.

You’re welcome.

Goodnight.

Drive safe.

Okay.

So for this, she
takes 3 once a day.

- Hi.
- Hi.

Is your mother feeling better?

Yes.

She’s quite improved.

Great.

All thanks to Dr. Nosa.

You see,

I taught you well.

Don’t mind me ladies.

Doctor, are you done?

I want to go home, I have
been here since morning.

Just hold on a little while ma,

I’ll be done before you know it.

Alright my gee,

I'll be at the canteen.

No problem.

Alright.

Okay, bye.

Okay.

That will be all.

So just follow the
prescription, she’ll be fine.

Okay.

Thank you doctor.

You’re welcome.

Thank you.

You should let her
know that you know,

you should let her know.

I’ve been trying so hard
to process everything.

I believe, you should find that
thing that made you fall in love.

It would be the best
denominator for you both.

Just talk to her.

If she’s hiding this from me,
what else is she hiding?

Trust has been completely broken,

I can’t seem to see
her the same way...

trust me, I have tried.

You feel this way because,
you still love her...

If you don’t, it would have been the
easiest decision for you to make.

Shima, I need to go now.

My mom might be sick,
I’m worried so...

Before you go...

could you take one day off work?

I want to take you somewhere.

Where?

You’ll find out
when you get there.

Good night Shima,
and also...

talk to your wife, go home.

Talk to her.

Just look the prettiest
you can, okay.

I never said I was coming.

Mimi, we need to talk.

Mimi I said, we need to talk-

I heard you the first time,

but I’m not having any
conversations with you.

I do not want to see you,
I do not want to talk to you.

So please leave me be,
you disgust me.

Please Mimi, this is
not the time to do this-

I’m tired of fighting with you.

Babe I swear, I don’t
even feel a single thing.

Yeah I don’t feel anything,
I’m so disgusted,

If I feel anything at all,
It’s disgust.

I can’t believe he would
stoop so low and so dirty.

And so what?

So, I should be dancing around
town naked because it’s his birthday?

Babe.

You know what...

let’s meet at Wuse 2.

Yes.

In like 30 minutes.

How did you know they’re here?

He comes here every
year once a year,

and it’s usually on his birthdays.

Now the thing is,
he always comes with me.

But...

the stupid-

Mimi, calm your temper.

Calm your temper down, okay.

You need to calm down, so that
you won’t do what you’ll regret.

I don’t care, okay.

There’s no shame in smearing
more shame on his shameless face.

I know, but you shouldn’t-

No, please.

You need to calm down.

At least you’ve seen her,

you know where to find her.

- Thank you.
- You’re welcome.

Thank you.

So, what are we celebrating?

Well...

Today happens to be...

my birthday.

Are you okay?
What’s wrong?

Today you’re supposed
to be with her, not me.

I understand.

I know you feel bad okay.

But it’s not what you think.

Wura, I value our friendship.

And if I’m being
honest with you,

this is the happiest I have been,
in a very long time.

So you and I,
we’re here because...

I appreciate, and
value that friendship.

But still, do you have
anything figured out,

to do what her tonight?

Come on Wure.

Come on.

Don’t worry about it.

Can we just focus on this moment,

and just enjoy it.

Well I’m still unsettled.

It’s alright.

All you have to do,
is leave it for me

I can handle it, okay.

Okay.

Great so, shall we eat?

Okay.

Listen, I have a plan.

How was it?

You know what,
I almost thought...

you wouldn’t come back home.

How was it though?
Did you...

did you enjoy it?

Enjoy what?

You’re so impossible.

I’m talking about your time with her.

How was it?

What is it that
is so good about her?

That makes you despise me so much.

Shima.

What does she do?

What does she do for
you that I cannot do,

or become for you?

It’s nothing like that, okay.

Then what does she do?

I had a very successful
modeling career...

and I let it go,
when I met you,

because it made you insecure,

and because I love you.

I love you enough to
pick you over everything.

What have I done?

I have been a good wife to you.

I have been faithful.

I have kept our home,

I have been a good mother to Tate.

Tell me, just...

one thing...

that I have done,
to deserve this...

level of disregard and humiliation...

that I’m getting from you...

and I promise...

promise, I would never
bother you again.

Shima.

You have hurt me...

so badly.

And...

I’ll never forgive this.

Excuse me.

Hi, good evening.

Are you looking for Shanky?

He’s out of town.

Well, on the contrary...

we’re here for you.

Oh, me?

Yes.

I mean...

I needed to see the low life...

that my husband has been
coming here to see every night.

Your husband?

Oh, Dr. Shima.

Dr. Shima is just a friend,

and he doesn’t come here to
look for anybody in particular.

Tell me...

what is, sex like with him?

Excuse me, ma?

You heard her right.

I do not have such-

This is a warning, alright.

The next time I find you
anywhere near my husband...

I promise, it would be lethal.

But I just hope you survive it.

Husband snatcher.

Iyaniwura.

Mommy.

You’re crying.

What is it?

For the past two days
you have been indoors,

without going out.

You have not eaten.

What is wrong?

I’m fine mommy, I just...

I just lost my job.

[Speaking Yoruba]

Is that why you want to kill yourself,
because you lost your job?

Come.

It’s not like that, okay.

You know, Sometimes we lose
things that we feel are irreplaceable,

because we need to be reminded,
that they are replaceable.

It’s just your job that you lost,

afterall, you didn’t lose your life.

So you don’t need to cry, okay.

God Almighty, will provide
a better job for you.

- Okay.
- Amen.

Don’t cry again.

A better one will come, okay.

You will get another job,
so don’t cry.

It’s okay dear.

Why are you in a hurry?
Are you coming for lunch?

No bro, I have
somewhere to be.

- Are you ready?
- I am.

Alright.

So, maybe we
should do this more.

I just want you to
help me find her.

You were talking to her and
you don’t know where she stays?

I just want to have a
conversation, that’s all.

The problem is, I don’t
even know where she stays.

And I don’t know
where she is, she left.

She left, she quit.

I’ll pay you 5,000 Naira,
to show me where to find her.

You want to pay me 5,000 Naira?

The 5,000 Naira is for what?
short time?

Oga, give a better
price let me help you.

Okay, I’ll make it 10,000 Naira.

You’ll give me 10,000 Naira?

Yes.

Okay, let’s go.

Okay.

Oga, what are you doing?

Give me the money first.

Oga , give me the money
first before you leave.

It’s alright.

Okay.

Here you go.

Please wait, let me count it.

It’s complete, okay.

Okay let’s go.

It’s complete.

Alright, please
wear your sit belt.

So, which side?

You’ll go that way.

Come in.

Who is that?

- Doctor.
- Yes ma.

- You came.
- Yes mommy.

- Welcome.
- Thank you.

- You’re welcome.
- Thank you so much.

How are you feeling ma?

[Speaks Yoruba]

As you can see, I’m strong for me
to come and open the door for you.

That’s good to know.

Alright, let me excuse you
adults to have privacy.

Alright ma, thank you.

What do you want?

Hi.

How did you even find me?

You should know there’s no way
I wasn’t going to look for you.

So why are you here?

I’ve not heard from you, Wura.

You’ve not returned
any of my calls,

You’ve not texted
me back.

What is going on?

I don’t want any
more problems,

just go home,
go back to your wife.

What did she do to you?

Shima please, I don’t want
to be part of this anymore.

What did she do to you?

So the other day...

she came to the bar
with her friend and...

and they assaulted me.

They told me to
stay away from you.

Did Mimi touch you?

Did she touch you?

Please, this shouldn’t
result to anything please.

I’m really sorry
this had to happen.

But the truth is Wura...

I’ve not been able to
get you off of my mind.

I really do care about you.

No.

I don’t want to be part of this.

I don’t want to be
responsible for anything.

But you are
responsible already, Wura.

At least, for my heart.

Shima please, just go.

Mimido!

Where are you!
Mimido!

Where are you!

What is it?

Why are you shouting,
is everything okay?

I have been ignoring
you for all these while.

But you have finally
crossed the line Mimido.

You have crossed the line!

What is this about?

Why did you go
embarrassing the poor girl?

Oh.

This is about the low life?

Shima, you should be
ashamed of yourself.

How could you stoop so low?

To sleep with, and even date
a cum-bucket like that.

Let’s just say I did you a favor,

and you should be grateful to me.

You do know that,
that low life...

Is the reason you and I are
still under the same roof,

and we sleep on
the same bed.

That low life.

Why would you talk
to me like these?

I am your wife.

The mother of your only child-

The boy is not mine, Mimido!

He is not mine.

Yes, I have known.

I have seen the DNA results.

No.

No, you didn’t.

No...

It’s been 5 years of marriage,
5 good years of marriage.

And you have known
for all those years...

and you kept it away from me.

You have gas-lighted me...

you’ve nagged me...

You have called me names,

You called me a cheat,

and you’re insecure why is that?

Because you think, I’m going
to do the same thing to you!

Christ!

Were you ever going to tell me?

Were you?

I...

You’re a snake!

A venomous viper!

That’s what you are!

You know what...

I am done.

I needed some time to
process these whole thing,

but the processing is over.

I am done!

I went to see Timayo.

I just wanted to say
goodbye before our wedding.

But...

things happened and...

I’m sorry.

Okay?

I am genuinely sorry,

you know I would never do
anything to hurt you right.

You know that right.

I love you babe,
I love you so much.

And everything
I have ever done...

or will ever do,
is because I love you.

I am trying to
keep my man, please.

Okay.

Okay.

Thank you for
your love Mimido.

Babe...

My lawyers will write you.

Babe...

I will be at Nosa’s house,

While you sort out
a place for yourself.

I can never,
continue to live this lie.

Never!

Ever!

Babe, please.

Hi.
- Good afternoon.

Good afternoon.

Thank you.

No.

No.

No.

No!

Divorce is just a phase,
you'll get over him soon trust me.

You caught him cheating
and he throws in the towel.

These men.

He found out, about...

Tate.

What?

How?

He’s not supposed to find out.

He knew.

He knew from the beginning.

I should have told him.

If I hadn’t listened to you,

none of these
would have happened.

You see.

Women are not supposed
to be telling men everything-

That is not true.

I ruined, my marriage...

because of you.

Baby girl.

You have a whole
life ahead of you.

It is pointless going back to a man,

who would hold your
sins over your head.

Don’t you think so?

You don’t get it, do you?

You don’t get to understand,
what love means,

to the people who have it.

You know...

I can understand why.

It’s because you’ve always been...

undesired...

unwanted...

and unloved.

And you know what they say...

misery loves company.

You wanted me to lose my man,

so I can be...

alone...

and unhappy like you.

Mimi.

Why are you talking
to me like that?

It’s me.

I know.

I’ve realized.

Now I know that,
all of your counsel,

was destructive.

I really blame myself
for listening to you.

I am out of here.

Hey, when you leave...

don’t ever, come back.

Mimi, we can talk about this-

Get out of my house.

Mimi wait...

we can still talk, we can-

Get out!