Synopsis


Ebiere Perema (played by Mbong Amata), a scholarship beneficiary of Western Oil, a petroleum company in the Niger-Delta region of Nigeria returns home from schooling abroad to find her hometown in ruins. On her return, her mother dies in a fire started on the pipelines in the midst of yet another oil spillage threatening to destroy their land and water, two main sources of the Niger-Deltan living and diet.

Struck, Ebiere leads an activist movement, speaking up against the division that Western Oil explotation is wreaking in her hometown. She soon garners the approval and support of the people and becomes the forefront leader of the mobilisation of the Niger-Deltan youth to end the injustice being meted out on her people. These youth are seen as the rebels who end up kidnapping the CEO of Western Oil. In light of this movement, toes are stepped on, love is found and battles are won and lost.


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Tacky, poorly produced nonsense. They thought starring auto-tune Akon, the antiquated Wyclef, the hollywood ostracized Vivica fox, looking-too-old-for-my-role Hakeem, and other substandard foreign acts would elevate the quality of the nonsense. Unluckily for them, it didn't.