Brotherhood

Aunty! Can we help you?

Alright. If you move...

Give me everything you have! Give it to me!

- Suzuki. - Fast!

- I'm coming! - Fast!

- I will shoot! - Blood of Jesus! I'm coming.

God save us!

- Jesus! - God will not save you.

Go! Move!

Stand up.

Let's go.

Move out!

Kalashnikov!

Kalashnikov!

Don't forget your friends!

- Please don't forget us. - Don't forget your friends.

What are you doing? You better be careful.

Kala.

- Kala. - My guy.

- Don't forget me. If you need me... - That's not a problem.

We will be in contact. If there's any job, don't forget me also.

I'm there for you.

- Aunty! - Thank you God.

Aunty!

Thank you God.

- Aunty, you have gotten bigger! - You too!

You have gotten bigger!

My darling.

- Aunty. - I am so happy to see you. God bless you.

- Is this your car? - My car? No, it's a market truck.

It's a market truck.

Thank you God!

- Some tomatoes have fallen into the trunk. - Thank you God!

Don't worry.

We will rearrange it, my darling.

Thank you God!

Thank you God!

Ah! That you were able to leave that place safe and sound,

I give thanks to God.

My dear, so many things have changed.

That Sikira that used to help me,

little Sikira from back then,

- Small Sikira, the little girl? - Small?

Sikira is no longer is no longer small.

If you see Sikira, her breasts are huge!

If you see her!

You see Sikira, you see breasts.

Her breasts are so big.

And to God be the Glory, your brother just got promoted.

Today is his first day at work.

- Really? - Yes.

Hello, sir?

Okay.

Excuse me, sir. Officer Daniel will see you now.

- Thank you very much. - You're welcome.

Adewale Adetula.

Yes, sir!

- Welcome to the squad. - Thank you, sir!

We're ready, sir.

Okay. Don't thank me. Strap up, we're heading out now.

- Yes, sir. - Alright! Move it! Let's go!

Please, what is this they have put on our team?

They have put a weak link on this team.

- Can he even survive the day? - Come on. Simon, be nice.

Wow.

Hi. My name is Efe.

Sorry, don't pay attention to Simon.

- Alright, let's go. - Thank you.

Wale. Nice to meet you.

Move your bodies!

It's okay.

- Who is this? - What is this?

- Impossible! - My guy!

Kala!

- My guy! - What's up?

What you did is unfair!

You're around and you didn't inform the boys.

I just got back.

- Put me down. Don't injure me. - My guy, my guy!

Hey, whose motorcycle is that?

Are you teasing me? It belongs to me.

Your boy has got this.

Let's ride this, my guy.

Akin!

Akin, where are you going?

Look, I don't want trouble. The police officers are there.

Akin!

Who is laughing?

Am I joking with you?

Get back to work now.

Break!

Let's go.

Clear!

Look, I have dropped the gun. Okay? So give me your hand.

Don't be afraid. Don't be worried.

God save me from all this.

Calm down.

- Come on, give me your hand. - I am coming.

Yeah.

Calm down.

Get them out. Get them out of here! Go!

We need to go.

- Well done. - Thank you, sir.

Beginner's luck.

Well done, newbie. Well done.

Well done. Let's go! Move!

Akin!

Akin, my boyfriend who forgot about me!

Go away!

I was gone for a little while and you already have two kids.

That's not it. You left me when you went to jail.

You have to understand that I am only human.

You are still beautiful.

Thank you.

Akin! See your muscles! Wow.

Aunty Morenike.

I haven't seen you in a while. I thought you moved.

- We haven't left. - You haven't left?

You are taking The Ojuju Boy's threats for a joke?

Please, go home. We have heard you.

You haven't heard what they having been doing?

- I said leave. - Not a problem.

Akin!

- Your stomach has became smaller. - Thank you. We'll see later, right?

- That's fine. I'll see you around. - Alright.

Leave me alone.

- Aunty? - Yes?

Who do they call "The Ojuju Boys"?

May God save us from these Ojuju Boys.

We have been hearing about them.

We didn't know they would get to us so soon.

Not until we got a letter from them. Look, they sent me a letter.

May God protect us from armed robbers.

These boys are insane.

There's something I want to talk to you about.

But I'm not sure you will listen to me.

What I want to say is, considering the situation of things at the moment,

maybe we should move to your twin brother's place for some time,

until things settle.

Aunty, don't bother. You know I won't go.

Why are you always acting this way?

Cool down. Look...

He is the one at the door.

Help me get the door.

Help me get the door. Open the door for him.

- Policeman. - Criminal.

God help me.

What's wrong with the both of you?

Aren't you born of the same mother?

Why are you both acting like this?

You have become more like enemies. Like a cat and mouse. Like oil and water.

What is the matter? What is wrong?

- Wale. - Ma.

I told your brother to move to your house until things settle.

But he refused. Can you please talk to him?

He is not a child.

If he says he is not leaving, then let him be and let us go.

Is that what you have to say?

But I raised you both with love.

I raised you with love. Okay.

All I know is, you both are supposed to be your brother's keeper.

- Who's keeper? - I don't like how you are behaving.

Does he keep anything but secrets?

Someone who keeps the fact he has a twin brother a secret.

My dear, there's garri under the bed.

You know you are dependable.

To collect is all he knows.

What's up with you?

Policeman, when you collect bribes on the express, does anyone bother you?

Drop that, motherfucker.

Do you want to die?

Search everywhere. You won't find anything.

- Shut up. - Are you mad?

What are you saying?

You don't know who we are?

We are the ones who control this place.

Goldie, give me a chance. Let me send him to the other side.

- Calm down. - What?!

Am I seeing correctly?

Kalashnikov?

What?! Cobra?

My guy! How are you?

Is that you?

Motherfucker. Wait.

You guys are The Ojuju Boys?

- Yes, we are. - Impressive.

Guys, let's go somewhere else. This is my friend.

- Your prayers got answered tonight. - What's up?

Kala.

- Oh, boy... - You said this is your friend?

Your god has saved you.

Calm down.

- Your god has saved you. - Calm down.

I would have gotten rid of you.

Where have you been?

I have been in Kirikiri prison.

- Kiri? - Yes, I just got out today.

Cobra! Move it.

I am coming. You know what? Let me have your number.

We will be in touch.