Precious Opara

First I believe it's a great story in the making if the movie doesn't end here. First the rape case has to be addressed and the person brought to book, second the ladies involved came out willingly and they knew from the start what they were getting into so the excessive force and brutality wasn't really necessary, Ehi has to come back somehow to expose Alero and her team. In all they did a great job in exposing the lives of the red light area.

When I first heard about the movie I thought it was going to be all about food but when I watched it I understood the depth of the movie. This movie is epic, it cuts across cultural differences, breaking the bias, the unjust system of the law, and how far we can progress if we let go of hate, maliciousness, and tribal differences and rather work in love and unity. I cried while watching this movie. It's a very beautiful piece. Kudos to the Scriptwriter, actors, and producers for making every scene come alive. I felt the emotions deeply at every level, the unnecessary unhealthy competition, the pain, the anguish, the love, the sacrifice, the frustrations. I felt it all.