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Ah, Gladdy, look, my favorite Afrobeat, my son.
Ah, shuffling and smiling.
All I do in this job is shuffling and smiling.
Shuffling and smiling.
If I have to listen to any more of that singing, I'll be the one seriously
shuffling and definitely not smiling.
Ah, Gladdy, you mean you don't like my singing?
You know I'm the Afrobeat king now.
Sure, sure, sure. Sure, sure, sure. Sure, sure, sure, sure.
Sure.
Maya, we need to talk.
Gladdy, not pregnant, are you?
Stop being silly. It's serious.
Well, it's about the council tax being one month overdue. I will pay it when I
get paid. For once, it's not about you and your brokenness.
But I thought you said it was serious.
It's about Sade.
I'm worried about her.
You, this woman.
What is it you don't worry about? You are Mrs. Warrior.
It's about Sade. I'm worried about Sade and her studies.
It's not Sade she'll be worried about.
Is that your son Toby and all his garage and grandparents?
Oh, what's up?
They're sick.
No sense that we do this.
She's really stressed.
She's not eating. She's not sleeping. At least I can save some money on food.
I don't want that. Nothing. Carry on.
Oh, all I see her doing is recalling criminal cases.
She's glad. Look, in my day, if the children were studying too hard, the
would be rejoicing. I'm telling you that it is Toby we should be worried about.
She had to overdose on her studying. Just like her father, she would be a
lawyer.
You are a housing officer for the council. I'm a lawyer.
In my mind.
Gladly. Look, stop worrying about it. Sade will be just fine.
Maybe I just need to relax.
Hello, life givers.
How are thou?
You are saying I should not be worried. Look at her.
Shadi, why are you dressed like that? What's the matter?
Nothing, Mother.
I have just found the lie.
I knew I should have been worried. Lily, Lily, Lily, calm down.
I'm sure there must be a perfectly good explanation.
Shadi, is it the stress of your exams?
What exams?
I've quit school and I'm moving to the farm.
Quit school?
To the farm?
Yes, with Reggie.
Reggie?
Who is this Reggie? And why have you quit school?
I don't need school, father.
You don't need school?
Shadi, you are my star daughter.
Carrying the flag for the Adebanjo family.
Destined to be a great lawyer, just like your father.
Bayo, this is not the time for make -belief.
This is serious.
Shadi, I know school has been worrying you.
School was worrying me, mother.
So much stress.
So much pressure.
All I wanted was to get the first.
That's right, my daughter. Aim high. Aim high. I don't want that anymore.
You don't?
I don't. I've changed my mind.
I've come to a realization.
All thanks to Reggie. Who is that idiot?
Reggie is the truth bearer.
Ever since I laid eyes on him, I'm free.
I'm at one with him and he's at one with me.
And together, we're a burning flame.
Burning flame?
At one?
Shadi, you are not supposed to be at one with anybody until you're 29 years old.
It's not like that, Father.
He's not my boyfriend.
He's just changed the way I see life.
Inner peace.
And this inner peace wants you to quit university, eh?
Yeah.
Reggie says... Will you stop with all this Reggie nonsense?
What's all this in a piece?
In a... My friend, shut up. I want to meet this Reggie. If he thinks he can
brainwash my... Look, you shouldn't try me. You should not try me. That's right,
Bayo. This is totally unacceptable, Shadi.
Reggie warned me about this.
How you would try and change my mind.
But you can't. I know the truth.
And you can't stop me. Oh, Shadi, is that what you think?
Today, today, we will meet this Reggie.
That's the third cafe that's gone out of business.
Really? Yeah.
Lost all their money and gone bankrupt in a week. Same circumstances as the
other two.
Very strange.
Well, not everyone is as business savvy as us.
Business savvy as me, you mean?
From now on, we keep a close eye on what's going on. That's why I installed
security system. To take care of what's mine.
Forget the system. You don't need it.
I'll be your fighting Funke on patrol.
Not a chance.
Tony, people only steal what they want. And unless they want rubbish, they won't
be coming in here.
One man's trash is another man's treasure. I've heard all these stories
people coming up with clever ways to snatch some hard -working cafe owners
me. D .T .A., Funke.
Don't trust anybody.
Maybe you're right, O.
Hey, hey, hey!
Did you pay for that sugar you're putting in your pocket?
It's an empty wrapper.
All I wanted was a peaceful cup of tea.
Fonke, I think you've been watching too much CSI. You leave the detective work
to me. You're scaring off my customers.
I'm a good detective, Tony.
I knew he was guilty.
Peace, harmony, tranquility, and love.
When she was talking, when she
wasn't eating, when she wasn't sleeping, did you hear her complain? No. She may
have been stressed, but she was normal.
Look at her now. You're an over -warrior. What has this Reggie done to
daughter?
Audacity of that useless man.
Telling my daughter that she cannot fulfill her destiny as a great lawyer?
Ah, no, no, no, no, no.
Gladys, when he gets here, you get my boxing gloves and you hold him down
because I'm going to get Floyd money may weather for him. Bayo, please, don't
hurt yourself.
The only thing that will hurt is that Reggie.
I said get my gloves because it's knockout time. You haven't used them in
years. Okay.
I don't need my gloves. Fine. I'm rugged. I'm ready.
Hello, friend of the light.
I am ready.
Shut up.
Who is your friend here?
You see anybody here who is your mate? Come here and tell me why you have been
filling my daughter's head with this nonsense.
I have done nothing.
Sadie... Sade.
Sade was stressed, miserable, under unnecessary pressure.
Now she is a free spirit.
So that is what you've been doing to my daughter. You do him.
Gladie, get to the kitchen.
Because what I'm about to do to this man, no woman should see it.
Come, come.
Let me show you what I'm talking about. Any power that rises up against my
daughter and my family. Father, in the name of Jesus. Who's that weird guy
talking to Dad?
Please, let me finish this prayer, okay?
Father, in the name of Jesus. Any power that rises up against my daughter and my
family. Let that power be destroyed.
In Jesus' mighty name.
Amen? Amen now?
Now, that is the guy that your father is going to deal with well, well. What?
Dad's going to get into a fight?
That ye ye man has been putting foolish and nonsense thoughts into your sister's
head about leaving school. So what? Shardie gets to leave uni?
That's not fair. If she gets to go, then I do too. I want out. I mean, I'm a
businessman. I'm a boss.
This is a serious situation.
Your sister is in trouble and your daddy is trying to deal with it. I feel sorry
for him. I know what that's like. After 17 years of the kaboko, that man is
going to get rich.
What kind of nonsense is going on in this house?
Bayo.
Buy your... My potato.
Come and embrace the light.
Embrace what?
I thought you were going to deal with this man.
What happened to buy away Mayweather?
He will blow the Jesus.
Use this, Reggie. I don't know what kind of demonic force you are using in this
house, but from day to day, you are going to get out.
But I mean you no harm.
I just want your family to see the truth.
I didn't ask you to play. I said... Get out! Leave!
He's so sweet.
Like dolls in the summer sky.
I was blind, but now I see.
Oh, I see the light.
I see the light.
Why? Why?
Why?
Mum, did you... Oh my God!
What's happening to this family?
Can somebody save me?
What's up, family?
Peace is what's up.
Come and join the light.
Something has happened to the family.
It's this guy. He hypnotised them.
Hey, come and see Juju.
I just found them like this. It's like they're in some sort of trance. Trance?
What? This is not a trance. This is babalawo.
You know what, bro? It was nice to see you, but I have to... No, no, no, no,
You can't go. You have to help me now.
Okay, go and bring the heavenly holy oil.
The heavenly holy oil?
Oil. Go and bring the oil.
Welcome. I'm not welcome, no. Have you come to join the peace? Never.
I've come to release my family from this demonic bondage.
What's that?
I can't feel it. I can't feel it. I can't.
Can you feel the pee?
Yeah, I can feel it.
I can feel it in my bones.
I can feel it in my nose.
Come, my friend.
Join the pee.
Yeah, I'm joining.
Maybe I found it.
Oh, my God.
What do I do?
There's only one person who can save us now.
Let's go and get out.
You've gone out of business too.
Well, how can you have lost everything?
You've sold the best pork pies in the whole of London.
Aunty, I need your help.
What's the matter, Toby?
Toby, are you okay? It's Charlie's friend, Reggie. He's put the family
some sort of strange spell. It's like they're possessed and in a loony bin.
Look here, Toby, I don't have time for these here games.
Can't you see I'm a very busy woman? Aunty, this is not a game.
Mum and Dad are chanting some weird stuff. And Dad, he's given away all his
money. Bye, y 'all.
He's giving away all his money? Yes, it's Reggie. He's playing some banjo and
putting them under some sort of trance. Did you just say banjo? Yes, I know it
sounds stupid, but it's true. Even Cousin Femi is under his spell.
Now it makes sense. All these cafes are going out of business.
What are you talking about?
I've just been on the phone to another cafe.
Apparently, they've given away everything they've got to some sort of
leader. That's him. That must be Reggie. He takes them to some so -called light
where he blinds them and then steals everything they've got.
It's like a strange spiritual cult.
He's one of those clever criminals I was telling you about, Funke.
DTA, remember?
Don't trust anybody.
That's it. He was going on about some sort of light. Look, I just thought he
wanted to smoke.
He's certainly smoking something.
But this stuff should be in the news.
It is.
Spiritual con man steals thousands from Pekka resident.
That's him. That's the man in the house right now.
Fighting full care on patrol.
I must go. I must save my family. Oh, yes.
Full care to the rescue I go.
I want to give my emerald necklace, handed down from generations.
I want to give it to the light.
And I want to give all my credit cards, even the one I hide from Gladys, to the
light.
This is my student loan.
What's left of it, I too want to give it to the light.
And here is my oyster bus pass.
With the balance of minus two pounds.
For the lights.
Stardust.
Ladders.
Bones.
And... You are?
Cosmophilus. Cousin Femi.
You are so generous, good, decent, spiritual.
You have seen the truth.
Your contributions will make our quest stronger.
Now sway.
Thank you for saving us, Betty.
He has saved us all.
Sway.
Thway! Thway!
Thway!
Auntie! Auntie, look!
I can't see. Am I there yet?
Ah.
Young man.
Older. Larger lady.
Joyner.
Give to what life? What are you talking about?
Oh, Daddy.
Auntie, it's a banjo. That's what's doing it. Cover your ears.
Who wants to cover our ears? Let me tell you something. If you are playing the
banjo from morning to night, it's not going to work on me.
Not going to.
Daddy, these are all your jewelry.
I give it to the life.
Bye, y 'all.
See, on your credit card.
I give it to the life.
You won't come? That's not nothing to give. What are you doing here?
What is for the life?
Look here. Toby, grab the stuff. Take it. Stay where you are, Toby.
Listen, larger lady.
Open your ears and see.
Open your ears.
Open your ears.
You did it.
Guys, snap out of it.
Auntie, it's not working.
But let me try again. It's kind of fun.
It's still not working. Auntie, what do we do?
I've been focused now.
Okay, okay.
How do we stop this nonsense?
Maybe it's the banjo. I mean, it put them under the spell, so you can
get them out of it. Okay.
It's not working.
Jury. Ah, welcome.
What am I doing here? And who put me in this cheap, disgusting dress?
What are my stocks of savings doing on the floor?
Dad, you won't believe what has happened.
Along with my credit cards. Toby, what's going on? It was this, this, this man.
He hypnotized you and tried to steal all your money. You should thank Fighting
Funke for taking you out of this kumbaya.
Yes, and you better remember that when you're asking me for rent.
My friends.
Remember the light.
People,
where is the love and peace?
I will pieces you.
Sade is not... You are Mrs. Warrior.
She's stressed about her exam. She's not eating. She's not sleeping.
Wrong line.
I'm worried about Sade.
Is that your son, Tubi? With all his garage and grandfren.
What's up?
She's stressed about her exam. She's not eating and sleeping.
She's just so... Do it again.
You warned me about this.
Right there, just falling down.
What happened?
I've changed my mind. I've come to the realization.
I forgot my line.
Tony.
Oh, not everyone... Hello, friend of the
light.
I am Reggie.
Oh, my name is the light.
I thought you were going to deal with this man. What happened to him?
It's like they're possessed and in a loony bin.
Tony, I don't have time.
That's me, baby.
Auntie,
this is not a game.
Mom and Dad are trying some weird stuff.
And Dad, he's selling all his... Selling?
All your money. Oh, no. Funke. Fighting Funke to the patrol. I'm patrolman.
Let's go.
Saji.
Gladys. Bayo. And... Oh, sorry.
Saji. Saji.
Sade.
Auntie, look.
I can't see. Look, I can't run as fast as you.
And here is my Oysterbots palace with the balance of two rises.
Can we go back?
Yes,
I give in to the light.
What are you doing with my Jerry
Sway! Sway! Sway!
Sway!
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