ÌGÈ - the unlikely oil merchant

The film is a touching and inspiring tale of hope, perseverance, and the power of kindness.

The plot of the film is inspiring and heartwarming, with a message of hope and possibility that resonates with audiences. The characters are relatable and well-developed, making them easy to connect with and root for. The overall message of the film is that kindness, hard work, and perseverance can lead to success, without losing sight of one's true self. And also the visuals are stunning, with beautiful shots of the Nigerian landscape and locations that really bring the story to life.

The film's pacing is perfect, keeping the story moving at a good pace without feeling rushed or slow. The dialogue is natural and believable, making it easy to immerse oneself in the story. The film is full of emotion, making the viewer feel the highs and lows of the characters' journeys. The film's messages of hope, perseverance, and kindness are universal and relevant to people from all walks of life. And lastly, the film leaves the viewer feeling uplifted and inspired to live a life of kindness and positivity.

The plot seems a little over the top. I dislike the message she sends across and what the producer stands for. She's a bully and a police brutality supporter. Her movies make no meaning to Nigerians, her target audience as she abuses her elite status to bully and intimidate Nigerians who do not support her unsavoury beliefs. I urge you to remove her movies from this platform as they will continue to be rated lowly which might cause a loss on your end. Nigerians are tired of her use of the police to intimidate and brutalise citizens and their aged parents. Thank you for this review. Also, her production sucks.