They Made A Childhood Oath… 20 Years Later Something Shocking Happened. 

Today, Lagos enters a new era. After 30 years, peace finally wins. So, does that mean the feud is over? Unless somebody does something stupid. Your father just challenged destiny. And destiny loves attention. We’re definitely the stupid thing he was talking about. Without question. Promise me. Okay.

 No matter what happens, okay? We’re getting married. Deal. FOREVER. WHAT IS THIS? TELL ME IT’S FAKE. It’s not. We meant it. Wait. Are you two actually in love? That depends. On what? Whether she still steals my fries. I paid for those fries. You paid for your fries. Details. Perfect.

Phase one succeeded. Excellent. What about the heirs? Especially the heirs. The love story has begun. The revenge story has already been running for 30 years. In Lagos, there are three things people never question: traffic, rain, and the fact that the Ademola’s and Balogun’s cannot stand each other.

My daughter is 22 years old. So, she’s never seen peace between those families. My grandson is four. Exactly. He hasn’t either. Balogun Holdings wants to acquire the Lekki Waterfront property. Buy it. But sir, we don’t need it. I don’t need six televisions at home, either.

Then why do you have six? Because I can. And because Balogun wanted one. What exactly did the Baloguns do? Everything. Such as? They’re Baloguns. That’s not a crime. It should be. Leave the boy alone. Whose side are you on? The side with functioning logic. The feud continues. Good.

They still hate each other. Then they remain blind. You’re Ademeyi. You’re Balogun. My father says we’re enemies. My father says that, too. You don’t look evil. You look slightly evil. That’s not fair. I’m sorry. I was just joking. Your castle is crooked. It’s artistic. It’s collapsing. You’re collapsing.

Okay, let’s fix it. Deal. Let’s get married someday. Why? So our parents will be annoyed. I like that plan. We hereby seal this oath to get married in future. Yes, I agree. Neither child knows someone nearby secretly records the moment. Beach girl. Sand castle boy. No way. You got taller. You got expensive.

I prefer sophisticated. Same thing with better marketing. You remember the oath? Unfortunately. Unfortunately? I’m trying not to sound excited. Do they know each other before? I really don’t know. Why is he smiling this much? I still don’t know. But I plan to find out. I never thought we would meet again.

It’s nice to meet you again. Let’s exchange phone numbers so we can communicate. That would be nice. If our parents find out, they’ll declare a national emergency. But I am sure they will not find out. I pray they don’t. Mhm, this is nice but too spicy. You’re a weak man. My ancestors are disappointed.

And I am disappointed, too. They’re cute. We should not be saying that. I have a clear picture of their children having dinner. They look like they are in love. The romance is no longer secret. They’re dating. Good. Good? I was getting tired of politics. Do you think this is love or scandal? I think both.

This is getting interesting. Exactly, very interesting. These press people are wicked. Why did you say that? Why am I shaped like a refrigerator in their cartoon? Because artists are cruel. At least they should have presented me well. Yes, now is the time. The distraction I needed has arrived.

This can’t be right. What’s wrong? Look at this transfer. Which one? The 4 billion naira that disappeared. Oh. Your reaction concerns me. I was hoping you hadn’t seen that. You’re hoping I wouldn’t notice 4 billion naira missing? People miss things. Well, not an entire island.

You’re frowning. I’m investigating financial fraud. That explains it. Explains what? The face you make when life disappoints you. I have a face for that? Several. Tell me. Money is disappearing. How much? Enough to make rich people cry. That’s serious. Wait. What? We’re missing money, too.

Technically. What does technically mean? It’s missing. That’s not technical. It’s all I have. Victor Cain. Who is that? No idea. The name has shown up severally in my search. That’s never good. Enough. Good evening to you, too. End this relationship. No. I wasn’t asking. I wasn’t negotiating.

You’re embarrassing this family. By being happy? By dating him. Same thing. Biola. Father. Stop. No. My father threatened me. Mine, too. What did he say? A lot. Specifics. Mostly yelling. Classic parent move. The families are fighting. Good. The heirs refuse to separate.

That will make this far more painful. This place definitely contains ghosts. Or accountants. What’s the difference? One haunts you after death. And the other? Tax season. These files are ancient. Older than our relationship. Everything is older than our relationship. Okay. Fair point.

They’re getting too close. They will soon discover the truth. They are adorable. They are doomed. Probably both. Do you regret making the promise? No. Not even now? Especially now. Why? Because she’s still here. Turn it off. Why? Don’t you know why? What is this? This is not good at all.

They’re winning. For the first time the people are choosing the heirs over the dynasties. Welcome to Nigeria today. We’re discussing Dele and Biola’s inspiring journey. It’s about turning childhood promises into purpose. Do you choose Biola? Yes, I choose her any day. That quickly? I’ve had 20 years.

What if your family disown you? Then family dinners get cheaper. They’re impossible. They’re ours, unfortunately. They’re stronger than expected. Everyone breaks. What if they don’t? Then we’ll break everything around them. Breaking news. Biola Balogun has been implicated in a 25 billion fraud investigation.

Impossible. Nobody says impossible in Lagos. Good points. I just came out to buy bread. Why am I receiving corporate scandals? The signatures are yours. They’re fake. The documents say otherwise. The documents also say pineapple belongs on pizza sometimes. What does that have to do with this? Both are crimes.

She’s innocent. She’s guilty. I’m here for episode six. This isn’t a TV show. Are you sure? The internet remains undefeated. The story’s everywhere. Good. People hate her. For now. Let’s see how it goes. Do you still trust Biola? Absolutely. Even after the allegations? Especially after.

Why? Because if Biola stole 25 billion Yes? she would have stolen my wallet years ago. You’re making a mistake. No. You don’t even know if she’s innocent. I know her. Love makes people blind. Hate makes people stupid. These allegations against Biola are baseless. Idiot. Ma’am? The lovable kind.

We will clear her name. We are losing billions. Welcome to Tuesday. The scandal grows. Delivery for Ms. Biola Balogun. Please come in. Who sent the delivery? Anonymous delivery. That’s usually bad. Who sent these? No idea. Should we trust them? Definitely not. Good.

Let’s read them anyway. Victor Cain. There he is. Our favorite mystery. They’re investigating. Then accelerate the plan. I can’t believe we’re doing this. Doing what? Searching through 30-year-old paperwork on a Friday night. This is what romance looks like after 30. This is what poor decisions look like.

Same thing. If anyone had told me I’d spend my Friday digging through dusty boxes with an Adeyemi, you would have said? Get out. Wait. What? Come here. Why are you whispering? Because this feels important. Oh my god. There were three founders. Not two. Three. Why would our parents hide this? Because parents love secrets.

And trauma. Mostly trauma. That’s him. Victor Cain. He was part of everything. Not part. What? Equal. Ma’am. That’s never a good way to start a sentence. We’re being followed. Much worse. Get down. What is going on? Ma’am. Fine. Hold on. I’m emotionally and physically holding on.

They’re gaining. Drive faster. THIS IS ALREADY ILLEGAL. SHE ESCAPED. AGAIN? AGAIN. I’m beginning to think kidnapping professionals are no longer professional. We found bank transfers. To who? Your driver. Please tell me his account was hacked. No. I had to try. I took the money.

Why? My daughter needed surgery. I never meant for this to happen. Then why help them? Because desperation makes people stupid. Victor is in the What? Victor is in the what? He’s not there. DOWN! NO! THE DRIVER DIES BEFORE finishing his sentence. To Victor is in the what? Leader? Mastermind? Boss? Pizza delivery guy? Stress affects people differently.

What if Victor isn’t in charge? Then someone worse exists. I hate that possibility. Erase everything. Someone powerful is panicking. It’s done. All evidence is gone. Proceed. Understood. Do not fail. Understood. So, we’ve crossed a hundred billion in losses since yesterday, since sunrise.

Impossible. The market disagrees. Sell everything. Who keeps dumping our shares? Someone with deep pockets and a personal grudge. Find them. We’re trying. Try faster. My portfolio is bleeding. Mine is in intensive care. Please remain calm. Calm? I lost five billion before my morning coffee.

 I skipped breakfast because of this meeting. Both companies are falling faster than expected. Excellent. You sound happy. I am happy. People are losing fortunes. And I’m gaining satisfaction. That’s not usually how normal people think. Good thing I’m not normal. Should I be worried? You should always be worried. Tell me this file is fake.

I checked it three times. There has to be another explanation. There isn’t. No. I didn’t want to believe it either. Your uncle? My uncle. The same man who attended your graduation? The same man. The same man who calls you my favorite nephew? Apparently, I wasn’t his favorite investment.

This is bigger than betrayal. This is war. How much? 5,000. That’s expensive. Love costs money. Okay, we’ll take it. Here you go. Why do people love your story? Because we are stubborn. Professionally stubborn. And we are also determined. Why are these children so rigid? Why won’t they break? Because love is proving stronger than hate.

Why are we here? Because my original plan involved a yacht. What happened? Lagos traffic. We made a promise. We did. I intend to keep it. Good. Good. I’d hate to waste 20 years. Will you marry me? Yes. Really? Don’t make me change my mind. They’re engaged. Then the time has come.

For what? To destroy everything they love. The young man he’s trying to destroy is actually his own son. They’re They’re what? Victor. Again? Every road leads back to him. Like Lagos traffic. Exactly. Only more dangerous. And somehow less annoying. Impossible. You two flirt during criminal investigations? It’s how we stay employed.

Look at this. Five shell companies. Seven fake accounts. Three kidnappers. One psychopath. Technically four psychopaths. Good catch. They’re connecting everything. Impossible. They have evidence. Destroy it. Which part? All of it, including the backup, especially the backup.

Files removed. Good. What if they already copied them? Why do you ask questions that ruin my mood? One day we’ll own half this city. Half? Why not all of it? I like the way you think. Once upon a time, they were brothers. You’re removing me? The investors demanded it. No. Victor, you’re choosing money.

We’re saving the company. By destroying me. That day created the villain. Was it worth it? What? 30 years of revenge. Ask me when I finish. If I was Victor, I’d be angry, too. Me, too. Not this angry. Definitely not to this extent. This is too expensive. You’re Biola? Depends who’s asking.

Fair. We like her already. I’ve kept this for 25 years. Why? Fear. Understandable. And laziness. Even more understandable. This changes everything. I say that every week now. Get used to it. I have a clear vision of them. They just had a meeting with an old accountant. The accountant has spilled everything.

This feels wrong. Everything feels wrong lately. True. We failed him. Yes. I hate agreeing with you. Likewise. Would either of you like dessert? No. No. You two really are related. My apologies, gentlemen. Did they just laugh together? Take a picture. Nobody will believe us unless we have a picture of them together.

A murder investigation has been reopened. This story has everything. Everything except dragons. Who found that file? We’re investigating. Investigate faster. We’re missing something. What? Everything is not adding up. Victor didn’t do it. Then who did? That is the mystery we need to unravel.

Exactly. The mystery is getting bigger. You knew. So did you. That’s not the point. Then what is? I forgot. I’m resigning. Why? Stress. We’re all stressed. Exactly. Quiet, everyone. I’ve been warning all of you for years. About what? About betraying each other and keeping secrets that is scattering the family now.

We’re surrounded by professionals. Professional disasters. And it is dangerous. Your grandmother left this. For me? Technically. What does technically mean? I hate that word, too. This could change ownership of both companies. That’s bad. Very. Fantastic. Power is stressful.

You just discovered that? I am beginning to realize it now. You are arriving late. No, this is not good at all. Sir? This lady is becoming dangerous. There’s a problem. Nobody ever starts with good news. Questions have emerged about your birth. What kind of questions? About your parentage. Nothing matches in these documents.

Story of my life. This is serious, Dele. We need to find the connection. I know. Let’s go through them again. You deserve to know the truth. That’s usually terrifying. It’s a complicated issue. Please tell me the truth. You were adopted. Adopted? What do you mean? We took you in as a baby.

Why have you not told me this ever since? We were protecting you. The results are confirmed. Just say it. Breathe. I’m trying. Now that all members of the Adeyemi family are gathered here, I would like to read out the result of the DNA test that was carried out on Dele Ademi. From the result, Dele, you are not biologically related to the Ademi family.

That’s it? That’s it? You’re still my father. Who am I now? The same annoying man. I didn’t fall in love with your surname. Good. I fell in love with your bad jokes. Forever? Forever. Impossible. The man who spent 30 years destroying the Ademis has just discovered he has been trying to destroy his own son.

My own son? No. Sir? No. Sir, you’ve said that four times. I might say it 40 more. The report has been verified. Verify it again. Three laboratories already did. Then find a fourth. For the first time in 30 years, Victor Cain is afraid. His smile. Sir? His mother’s smile. You never noticed? I spent 30 years hating him.

I never looked. The dates. Everything matches. I’ve been destroying my own son. Looks that way. You’re not helping. Interesting. Victor knows. Good. Good. Now he’ll become unpredictable. The unknown man’s name is Raymond Balogun, Chief Balogun’s older brother. The man everyone thought died 28 years ago.

My brother inherited everything. You wanted revenge. No. No? I wanted ownership. Finish it. I can’t. What? I can’t kill him. Since when? Since I learned he’s my son. Then I’ll do it myself. The war just became personal. This is nice. Suspiciously nice. You think everything is suspicious. Yes, that is because I have been disappointed too much by people I thought I knew.

FAIR. MOVE! AH! HELP! WE’RE REALLY BAD AT PEACEFUL DINNERS. The universe hates romance. Clearly. VICTOR? GET DOWN! THE VILLAIN JUST SAVED THE HERO. Why did you save me? Because because I’m your father. Well. Well. That’s all you have? I need a minute. So, you’re my biological father? Yes.

The same Victor who ruined my life? Unfortunately. This family tree is ridiculous. Family dinner is going to be weird. Very. I apologize. For which crime? I never thought I’d work with Victor. Likewise. I still don’t like either of you. But we are making progress. He’s behind everything.

Everything? Yes, everything. Finally, let them come. I am waiting. Let the battle begin. Let’s end this together. We’ll strike here and here. Precision is key. Welcome. You talk too much. Family trait. It’s over. No. Yes. Stop. I’d rather not. STOP RIGHT THERE. Get back. This isn’t over.

It really is. I don’t deserve forgiveness. Correct. Fair. That was harsh. Accurate. Can we start over? Slowly. Okay, I am Victor. Pleased to meet you, my son. My name is Dele, father. Welcome home, Dele Cain. Not every wound heals quickly. But healing starts. Half the city is expected to be here.

The other half will not be here because of parking space. Wow. That’s all you prepared? I had a speech. And? You arrived. My beautiful wife. My handsome husband. The cake is moving. Cake shouldn’t move. Ah, the cake is moving. I almost succeeded. You got beaten by dessert. This is unbelievable.

It was worth a try. Worst villain ever. Top three. You laugh? Apparently. That looks unimaginable. Well, today is a happy day. The family war is finally over and everybody is happy and celebrating. We are so happy. Yes, so the war IS OVER. EVERYBODY DANCE NOW.

WE ACTUALLY DID IT. AGAINST all odds. Life is strange. Very. Our love has ended the family feud and united our families. That is right. Was the promise worth it? Every second. Even the dangerous parts? Especially those. One childhood promise. If this story moved you, please like and share this video.

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