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Oh yes! That`s the place to be.

When I`m done making money I`ll come back.

-Really?
-I`ll then buy motorcycles.Five actually.

-And not like Mwangi`s cheap 100cc`s.
-Like which ones?.

-I`m talking of the real deal!.
-Ooh.

One will be mum`s.

What of your dad?

-My dad?
-Of course.

Forget about him. It would be a waste.

What about me?

-What!. What is wrong with you my love?
-Why?.

-You deserve better than that!
-What do I desrve?

You are my first lady. My special one.

-I`ll buy you a Probox
-Really?.

A brand new one. I`ll bring it right here.

I`ll even hire you a driver
to take you anywhere you like.

What do you think love?.

-Infact I have a surprise for you.
-What is it?.

-It requires blindfolding and patience.
-Yes.

Show me please!

Then cover your eyes!

You are such a clown!.

How did you know i was thirsty?.

Quench your thirst!.

Komu.

-Komu.
-What do you want?

-Mum is calling you.
-Tell her you`ve not seen me.

What? but i can see you.

Just tell her you haven`t seen me.

-But i can see you and Kirigo there too?
-Who?

What are you planning to do?

Nyambura I will beat you up!

Let it go.
Go find out what your mother wants.

What is her problem honestly?

She is just a kid. Let it go

-I`ll be right back.
-Okay.

Don`t take too long.

I didn`t know you are this first.

Komu, who is looking after the cattle?

They are in the field.

Which ones? They are in someone`s farm!.

-Oh my! How did they untie the rope?
-Apparently they now have hands to do so?

What kind of nonsense is this?

You already know
how feisty Nungari`s mum is!.

I`m sorry mum.Let me go check on them.

Idon`t need your apology!
Just go sort the mess!

What is going on here?
Fights day in day out!

Komu left the cows unattended
so they wandered off to the neighbours…

Just shut up and go fetch firewood!

I keep saying that you are brainless!

You, what kind of a son is this?

He is foolish!. Very stupid!

A typical cow!.You wont tend the cows…

just to go and study.

Useless studies!
I can`t beleive we sold a cow…

-to educate another one.
-Just leave the boy alone!

Did the cow we sold belong to you?

-Go and call Njeri.
-Okay mum.

This is just a lost cause!.

Listen very keenly.
I am certain that this boy…

Obviously takes after you! Not after me.

As we head down to Kangosho.

Is there anything
else you think of except liquor?

Njesh, mum is calling for you.

Please serve me first, I'm really hungry.

What food, did you leave any food here?

Njesh, but i left you cooking.

Oh! Just because
I was cooking,you thought it was yours?

I'm I your wife?

Hold up, what is wrong with you?

What kind of weed have
people smoked in this household?

Leave me alone.

I'll keep my distance because
it seems hormones are messing with you.

Hormones my foot! Leave me alone
or else I'll smack you with this pot.

What's stopping you? Smack me! Silly.

If you're having labor pains let
the baby's father deal with them, not me!

What do my labor
pains have to do with you?

If you are man enough,
go sire a baby with your--

What is all the noise about?
Can`t we have peace for once?

He is the one
who is forcefully asking for food.

-Do i look like food to you?
-Mum just listen to her statements!

I`m tired of you noise. Njeri,
go check on the beans boiling outside.

Why are you arguing
childishly with your sister?.

I honestly
don`t know what is wrong with her mum.

Oh,you don`t? Can`t you
see her condition and just behave?

Mama Njeri! Mama Njeri!

Yes?

Please come.

What is wrong now?.

-How are you mama Michael?
-We're good.

-Could Komu be around by any chance?
-Yes, he is around. Is there a problem?

No there's no problem.
We passed by the center.

We decided to pass by the school,

to enquire about my son's
school fees, then we met the principal.

Ah Mama Njenga, you run your mouth too
much, let her read the letter on her own.

Come on, relax. We're
still having a conversation.

Again she's not learned,
this language is too hard for her.

Won't you just fill me in.

-And put my mind at ease.
-No, don't worry.

This is it. Your son
Komu is joining university.

-What! Really?
-Yes.

-Do you know what he's going to study?
-What?

-Architectural engineering.
-Zip it, you're talking too much.

It's not like we read his calling letter,

-No we didn't.
-we just heard the principal mention it.

Before I forget, we met with Mama Ngina.

-We asked her to bring us, she refused.
-Totally.

This is because her daughter
has not received any calling letter.

Not even from the village polytechnic.

Let Mama Ngina's story slide.

Where is Komu? We want
to deliver the good news to him.

Komu! Komu!

Hi ladies.

-Congratulations!
-Hehe!

-You are going to join the university!
-Hey, what is all this noise about?

-Have we won the lottery? How much is it?
-No, no Baba Komu.

We came to drop Komu's university
calling letter, he's going through it now.

Excuse me? Komu?

-University?
-Yes.

Like father like son, come on fist bump!

I keep telling you.
This boy certainly takes after me.

Hadn`t I mentioned that?.

His grandfather was the only one to
study at Makerere University.

Listen and listen carefully.

Because of this good news,
does any have fifty shillings?

Just shut up!.

Let's continue with the the celebrations.

Let me go celebrate.

Komu? You are going to
the university? Let's sing for him.

Mum.

-Have you packed everything?
-Yes I have.

Komu.Remember everything I told you okay?.

Eh?The city can be very mind boggling.
Be very careful.

Huh!Trust in God,pray day and night…

Did you see how he came through
and your aunt cleared your school fee?.

Always remember
to pray and to give thanks.Okay my son?.

-I`ve heard you mum.
-Eh! Travel safe…

and when you get there please call me.

-I will do so.
-Okay

Komu, come.

What now? You will delay the boy.

Eh! You think you are
the only one who can speak to him?.Komu.

I can also give him fatherly advice.

Komu,could you
be having 50 shillings? A new note.

-No.I will send you when I get some.
-Eh! okay.

Why don`t you…

have a safe and successful trip.

-Okay father.
-Good boy.

By the way Komu,
buy me a phone when you get some money.

I have a feeling
that I`ll lose this one today.

-Okay.
-Okay.

-Travel safe.
-Bye mom.

-Komu!
-My love

Please. Keep your promise.

I will.

Immediately I get to Nairobi,

It`ll just be the two of us. Even
if we`ll have to leave in the hostels.

Okay.

Kirigo!

That`s my mum… bye. I’ll miss you.

-How are you?
-Mhh!

Ah, I'm looking for the
architectural engineering department.

Which side is it?

Follow me.

Here's another one.

I don't even what to say, these
people must be fools or something.

It's clearly written 'architecture',

yet he goes ahead to ask where it is.
He has come to university yet can't read.

I've been of help to many
people today. Join the queue.

They will attend to you.

This guy is such a nuisance.
A know-it-all.

So much.

He did the same to me.

-Anyway, my name is Jeff.
-Komu.

-Komu from where?
-Nyahururu.

Okay, I'm from Nairobi.

Do you have all the documents?
They won't attend to you if you don't.

I have them all.

I just have to pay for the hostel.

I couldn't find any bank around.

Dude, you want to be
accommodated in school?

-Yeah, what's the matter?
-Dude those hostels are just pathetic.

They are dirty, small and so many rules.

They're so full of thieves that where you
have to go shopping with all your stuff.

Goodness gracious. Where will you live?

Dude, I live outside the school.
If you are interested, I can show you.

Dude, welcome.

How is it?

We don't play around. Hi Jemo.

-I'm good.
-What's up?

What do you think?

Boss.

By the way, Komu, he's Jemo. He's
my friend whom we are sharing the room.

Just like 'Jemo yule msee' Hi bro.

I'm not 'Jemo yule Msee',
my name is Jemo. Are we clear?

-Okay.
-Where did you find this idiot?

Come.

Come!

-What did you say his name is?
-His name is Komu.

Komu.

So that's your spot over there, alright?

That's your bed,
down below is your drawer.

Everything that belongs
to me, is out of bounds. Okay?

-Is out of what?
-Bounds.

Don't you dare touch it, okay?

Why do you guys keep
checking each other out?

-Go ask her out, don't hesitate.
-It's not just the glances, we do talk.

Talking? Look at this idiot!

So you are all like, "Hi', I'm good."

Don't be an idiot,
that's what we call small talk, okay?

Talk to her, get her to fall for
you and go all the way. That's what's up.

Though guys,
this lady is really beautiful.

Let's strike a deal, let me hit
on her and show you how it is done.

You're a flirt, leave her alone!

I didn't know you had your
eyes on her, shoot your shot then.

Although she seems
to be a high class lady.

She looks like the kind
who milk your pockets dry.

Listen to me, there's nothing
like high class or extreme spending,

with such kind of ladies you
just need to be smooth with your words.

She'll end up to be the one spending
on you. Watch me, what's her name again?

-Karen.
-Karen? That's an expensive name already.

Ah I don't care, I will go for it.

Hey!

-Hey.
-Relax, this is a game.

Hey, Karen!

Come.

Come, come.

Dude, this is a set up.

Just be smart.

-Hello.
-Hi, I haven't seen you in a while.

-I've been held up a bit.
-You've been good though?

Let me fill you in. My pal
over here really likes you, a lot.

-He's just too shy to tell you about it.
-He can't speak for himself?

He says you look unapproachable
that's why he is scared of talking to you.

Of course I have to put it up, you can't
just go around making everyone laugh.

As a man you should speak up for yourself,
if you don't talk you never know.

Komu my guy,
"You never know" did you hear that?

Knock and it shall be opened.

Okay, catch you later.

Ah, that's okay.

What kind of an idiot are you? I called
her here and you couldn't ask her out?

-Dude.
-What kind of an idiot is he?

Karen!

Uh, I'm sorry I'm a little bit confused.

It’s okay.

So, uh, I was thinking, uh...

May I take you out for lunch?

Lunch? It's three.

Supper?

-You want to take me for supper?
-Uh, I mean dinner.

Hmm, okay. Where?

-Any place of your choice.
-What time?

Seven pm. Or is that
too early? Okay we can do eight.

Okay, fine. We can even start at six
but there will be traffic at that time.

Seven is okay.

-See you then.
-Okay, bye.

That's my boy.

-How did it go?
-It's done!

-What is done?
-A date. I'm taking her out for dinner.

What kind of an idiot
are you, where will you get the cash?

Boss, you will have to
pay me back, next week without fail.

Okay. Thanks buddy.

Dude, you need to change
that T-shirt. It's not ideal for a date.

It's even fading, you
haven't taken it off since you came.

How about you help me
with your checked blue shirt?

Dude, put these on.

-You've given out your clothes?
-I ought to help him.

Komu, Komu!

Put these on. My boy. What!

Jemo has really come through for you.

Oh yes!

-Thanks a lot Jemo.
-Don't thank me, you'll pay for them.

-Huh?
-You've already bought them.

You have to pay
for them, nothing comes easy.

Damn, she's here!

Karen! See you later.

Dude! Dude!

Why are you leaving without your wallet?

Relax.

-Take this, put it on.
-Nice. Aah!

Relax.

Ladies love a man who is in control.

Take note dude,
don't let her choose the venue.

Just go to Nitos dude,
bear in mind you are broke buddy!

Okay guys.

Nice. You really look good
in that outfit! Jemo you've done great!

Hey.

Damn.

You look, fabulous.

Thank you. You don’t look so bad yourself.

I didn't actually recognize you at first.

Well, I try.

-Where are we going?
-Uh, let's go to…

Sea Basket, Upperhill.

-Aah, where's that?
-You'll see.

Thank you.

Nice place.

-Welcome ma'am.
-Thank you.

-Welcome sir.
-Thank you.

So what can I get you?

I'll start with
a glass of red wine please.

-Okay ma'am, sweet or dry?
-Dry.

-And you sir.
-Same.

Certainly.

So, Komu, an interesting
name. Where are you from?

-Nyahururu.
-Mmmh, that's close to Nyeri area, right?

It's actually about 50 kilometers from…

Uh, from where?

-50 kilometers from Nyeri town.
-Right.

Welcome ma'am. Welcome sir.

So, what else will you have?

Actually uh, I'm not that hungry.

-Uhm…
-Yeah, me too…

Uhm, I'll get the chicken
salad and the mushroom soup.

Okay ma'am. And you sir?

Water. A glass of water, please.

Sparkling or still water?

What do you mean?

I'm asking sparling water or still water.

Just normal, normal water.

Okay.

Why aren't you eating?

Uh. I’m on a diet.

Coach's instructions.
You know I’ve been playing basketball.

Yeah, yeah, I've seen you on the court.

Yeah so, coach says,

no eating after 7:00 p.m.

Yeah, I’ve heard
about that, it's like some…

some kind of diet
where you can't eat after 6:00 p.m.

or something like that right?

That's the one.

Right. It’s sad though,
you're missing out on a lot of good food.

Yeah, it’s it’s very sad, uh,

uh, but we, we compensate.

We eat a heavy lunch so
we compensate for what we don't eat.

-So, uhm, are you on the school team yet?
-I'm working on it.

Well with all these
sacrifices I'm sure you'll get in.

Yeah.

-Washroom?
-Oh yeah, of course.

Bro, what are you doing? What…

What does he want this time? I'm busy.

Hello.

Dude, I'm in trouble!

What's up?

The bill, it's now at five hundred.

-Five hundred? You have cash, right?
-No not five hundred, five thousand!

Five thousand dude!
Did you eat the whole hotel?

I haven't eaten anything.

Listen to this idiot,
the bill is at five thousand!

Did you go to eat at the State House?

No. Tell Jemo to give me
two thousand. I'll pay him back.

He's asking if
you can lend him two thousand.

What? No!

I won't do that. He's your boy.

Dude, he can't do it.

Oh god.

Thanks.

-Do you do cards?
-Yes sir.

Okay.

That's it.

Um! Sir it’s declined.

No, no, no, my card is fine, maybe your…

your system, your network must be down.

No sir.
Actually it says insufficient funds.

But maybe you can
go try the ATMs downstairs.

Ah! No, no I'll… I’ll just pay cash.

-Karen.
-Yes?

Could you lend me
two thousand? I'll pay it back tomorrow?

Yeah, well uhm,
I don't think I have 2k but uhm,

let me just make a call.

Hey, hi, yeah, yeah.
I'm good. Right, yeah yeah. Uh, mmh.

Yeah so uhm, I'm in a bit of a fix.

Yeah, I'm, I'm at a restaurant and my uh…

friend's card isn't working.

Yes, please, thank
you, thank you so much. Yeah.

Five thousand? Great.

Yeah, yeah we're uhm, we're at Sea Basket.

Right thank you.

-Sorted.
-Okay ma'am.

Let me take this.

Yeah.

Thanks a lot.

I’ll make sure I refund it in the morning.

Yeah. Don't worry about it.

Uh! Guys. We're here now.

Thanks a lot.
What did your say your name is?

-Dave, Dave.
-Dave thanks a lot, we appreciate.

-Sure, sure, no worry. Stuff happens.
-Okay, I'll see you later.

-That's fine, cool.
-Okay.

Okay, we’ll talk later.

You ain't coming? Or…

you live here too, right?

Yeah but, I'm not going
home right now. Let's talk tomorrow.

Okay.

-Hello boss, are you okay?
-Ah! Hey buddy.

You seem to have a lot in
your mind, come grab a sausage.

-I'm okay.
-Not even an egg?

Maybe tomorrow.

Yeah, yeah.

I'll tell you.

-Hey Jemo, where's the gas cylinder?
-I gave it out.

-You gave it out? So what now?
-What?

You are the reason why I gave it out.

All you do is make ugali
with that weird kind of maize flour.

It makes the house stink!

From today
you'll be eating at the canteen.

Come on Jemo, it's the same
place where a cup of tea is 80 shillings.

Look for cash man. Huh!

Heh, what!

Come take a look.

Come, come.

Just let her be, no problem.

They are many ladies around here.

You don't feel bad about it?

You have only one
problem. You are broke! Get a job.

A job?

Huh? What haven't I
tried since I came to Nairobi?

Huh? I've tried everything, doing
assignments for others, it's not working.

Now that is your problem.

-Huh?
-You are doing shoddy jobs. Think big.

Think big.

It's easy to say that
because your family is well up.

Who mentioned anything about that?

Boss, I look for my own
cash, I even pay for my college fee!

I'm self-made, okay?

So how do you do it?

Komu, I told you,
this ain't like Nyahururu.

You need to be smart in Nairobi.

Damn!

There's a certain job
I can hook you up with,

though it depends
on whether you can do it.

What do you mean?
Of course I'm certain I can do it!

Listen. This business
is not really legal, okay?

But it's something
that's simple and smart.

I want you to think
about it first. If you feel you can do it,

let me know.

Why are you giving me time to think?

I don't need it Jemo,
I'm ready as soon as now!

Do you know how to ride a motorbike?

No I don't.

You'll have to learn.

Okay? Your job is simple.

Delivering. You'll be
given a package to deliver, simple.

But there are three very important rules.

Rule number one, no questions asked, okay?

Rule number two. Don't dare peep inside
the package, okay? It's for your own good.

And rule number three,
the most important, loyalty.

You must be trusted.

Mh? If you keep the rules,

your life will transform. For the better.

Yeah?

Remember. Loyalty
again, is the most important.

You must be trusted, no matter what.

-How are you?
-Come here!

-Hey, are you dumb??
-I'm good.

Where are you from? You do deliveries?

Is it G4S or it's for a hotel young man?

Officer, he thinks we
are fools, you think we are fools, right?

No, no.

You think that we are fools, right?

Young man, you are
under arrest for drug trafficking.

Okay? Stretch your hands.

Stretch your hands!

Are you willing to talk or not?

Ah! Good boy.

-We only need two things, okay?
-Mh!

Where you get your
parcels and the one who sends you.

-Please I don't know--
-No, no, no, no, no.

Listen, listen.

You'll go to jail for 20 to 25 years.

Add five more,
that makes it 30. Are you ready?

So, where do you get
these parcels and who sends you?

I've already told you I don't know.

Boss! Who pays you?

They make the
payments via phone transactions.

You are saying you don't know anybody?

-Officer, he's joking. Bring the machine.
-No!

Let me tell you something, listen!

You're crying?

Are you listening?

You know,
you are not the first or the second

-Or the third person.
-We've dealt with many.

You understand?
And you won't be the last one,

so let's do this, okay?

-Are you listening? Okay?
-Okay!

Officer, bring the machine.

Bring the machine!

-Okay, fine, I'll speak up, I'll speak up.
-Huh? I can't hear you, you'll speak up?

Okay, give us the names. Hurry up!

-Opiyo, Opiyo, Opiyo.
-I can't hear you.

-Opiyo.
-Opiyo?

Who is Opiyo? Who is Opiyo?

-Lecturer, lecturer.
-Who? Who? Lecturer?

-Give me his phone number.
-I don't know.

Officer!
He's joking with me, bring the machine.

Officer bring the machine!
You don't know who you are messing with.

No!

I've told you the truth,
I've told you the truth.

Officer I have told you
the truth, I don't know anything!

Jemo?

He's a soldier.

He has done it.

You have done it!

-What do you mean?
-Congrats! You've passed!

-Passed what?
-What did I tell you?

The first priority is loyalty,
and today you have proven yourself.

All that was a test.

Jemo, look at me man!

See what these fuckers have done to me!

Look! Look at what they have done to me!

And here you are
talking about a loyalty test!

If this is the job I'm out!

Komu, I had to
make sure you won't give us up easily.

Hello, yes sir. Yeah we are done.

OK, tomorrow? Ok, thank you.

Dude, you've graduated!

Surveillance is just
watching. To use your eyes.

That's all.

But of course
it won't be as easy as it sounds.

First, you must take time
to understand the architectural designs

of a building in the
shortest time possible.

Now, there are two types of designs.

Structural and steel.

Komu, you are studying
architectural engineering, right?

-Yes.
-Good.

So you know what I am talking about.

And why is this important?
It's important because you need

to know every little aspect of the
building both technical and structural.

How big is the place? Where are the beams
placed? Where are the columns placed?

The pillars, how far apart are they?

Accuracy is key. You understand?

Now, once you enter the building,

like I said, you must find out
as much information as possible,

in the shortest time possible.

Where are the exit doors?
Are there alternative exit doors?

Is there an emergency exit?

How many people
can the building accommodate?

Is there security? If so, how many
guards are there? Are they armed?

Like I said, every aspect is important,

including the fire extinguishers
and posters on the wall.

Are there posters on the wall?
Where are the toilets located?

So, the place is
about 50 by 100 square feet.

But the layout is pretty simple.

On the right they have six
U-shaped leather benches with tables.

Then on the left is the counter
which is no more than ten meters long,

and then behind it is the door to
the kitchen which has a back door,

and then right opposite
the main entrance we have the washrooms,

which do not have an exit at the back.

The main beam runs right
across the center of the building,

connecting all the columns.

The place can fit about a
hundred and fifty to two hundred people.

There are also seven fire extinguishers,

and 12 very ugly portraits on the wall.

Wow, it checks out.

Impressive!
You are really getting good at this Komu.

Okay,

we’ll be in touch.

I believe Ramah has a surprise for you.

Damn, dude!

They are impressed!

More so you have shut
the one who believes to know it all.

Respect the OG.

Hey, what did he call you?

Ah, Ramah that’s my other name. Let's
go, I have to show you your surprise.

Here.

You're kidding.

What did I tell you?
We're done with poverty!

Wah! Wooh!

Wait, what about you?

I'm right across
the hall, I'm your neighbor

Wait. Wait. Wait.

Why all this, uh? Okay I know we
are not supposed to ask questions but,

-what job are we doing?
-Listen.

Architectural designing is
a big business all over the world.

And multinational
companies steal designs from each other.

That's the job we
are doing. And you, my friend,

You're a genius in that field.
You go make us money, oohh.

I go make you

-money!
-Money!

-Babe.
-My love.

-Did you hear of the news?
-What news?.

Where is the remote?

the blast
which occurred at around 1:00 p.m.

is believed to
have been well orchestrated

targeting the peak lunchtime hour.

It is feared that over
150 people could be dead,

including some 25 school children,

who had visited the adjacent museum.

What do these people really want?.

How can they be so cruel?

School children too?

-Shit!
-…we are joined by one…

Mr. Mutamale who is the
former director of military intelligence,

and currently a security analyst.

Babe what's up, are you okay?

I hope your
friends weren`t in that building?.

What's your take on today's attack?

Uh, to me It appears these people
knew very well what they were doing,

because they seem to
know the building very well.

When you look at the way the
explosives were strategically placed on…

-the main pillars of the building…
-Babe?

You're worrying me, what is it?.

What's up?.

I just need some air. Give me a minute.

-Where've you been? I've been waiting.
-What's up?

-The attack!
-Oh, that.

What do you mean
'Oh, that?' It's the same building.

-Just do your job, the rest--
-What are you talking about man?

-This is terrorism!
-What is wrong with you?

Keep your voice down! You know the rules.

The rules? Fuck the rules, man!

Innocent people died today including kids!

What do you want me to do?

Jemo are you serious?

Ahaa, you knew it all along.

You were just lying
to me under the pretext of

Architectural multinationals my foot!

All along, you knew
what we were doing was illegal.

Yeah I did, but not this. I'm out.

-What?
-Yes, I can’t do this anymore.

What do you mean
you can’t do this anymore?

Exactly what you heard!

I'm no longer interested.

Boss, you're going to lose all this!

Yes man, I am ready to lose all this!

Oh, and by the way, it is we,
we are going to lose all this.

You think I don't know that I'm
the one who does everything? You sit back,

while I make us all the money, huh?

Jemo, you have
no conscience inside of you man.

Two hundred people
have died man, 200 people!

Listen. I didn't know what we were up to.

I knew it too late,
there was nothing I could do.

Then let's quit, we can’t
continue doing this for Christ's sake.

It's easy to say that because you'll
go back to Nyahururu, what about me?

I've grown up
in the slums, I have nowhere to go.

I'm about to finish college and go my way.

There must be a way out.

Listen, it's evident
we can't come to an agreement.

If you want leave, I'll
organize a meeting with the boss tomorrow.

Tell him you quit.
For me, I have so much to lose.

You know, I like to be
brief and direct so I'll get to the point.

You see, Mr. Komu,

I understand how you feel,
what you are going through,

it's first time jitters,
okay? It happens to everyone.

Sir, it's just that I
want to take a small break.

Finish school and then come back.

It's interesting,

how you need education to get money,

and yet, you need
money to get an education.

Look, I know all about your small issue,

so I’ve had a word with my associates,

and I would like to give you
something small for your trouble,

and then we can put all this behind us.

It’s quite tempting,

but for now I’ll have to decline.

Mr. Komu.

You disappoint me.
The reason why I agreed to meet with you

is because I thought you
are smarter than all the others.

But, if that's how you
feel, then our business here is done.

-Babe.
-My love.

You left so early,
I didn`t even hear you leave.

I had a meeting.

Babe are you ok?

Babe, there’s something
I need to talk to you about.

Interesting, coz there’s something
I need to talk to you about as well.

Huh! Okay.

-What?
-No you go first.

I'm afraid we will
have to give up the house.

What?

Everything. The car too.

Why? Is it work?

Have you been sacked?.

Something of the sort.

But don't worry.
I have some money put aside.

So I'll you need you to go back home--

-Huh?
-As I…

Komu.

I cannot go back home.

My love, this is serious.

I don't care.

We'd rather go live in Kibera or Kayole.

You are not listening my love.

This could be very dangerous.

Komu, do you love me?

What kind of a question is that?.

Answer me.

Do you love me?

Of course.

Then that's it.

All these things don’t matter.

Whatever it is,
we'll get through it together.

Okay then I… I guess
we’ll figure something out.

So, what did you want to tell me?

It’s not important.

It's not important.

We need to start packing.

Yeah, but, only what we need, okay?

Okay.

Shit! Oh no.

-How are you?
-I'm good.

You've made your decision.

Yes I have. We are actually packing.

Why are you doing this?

-I hope you're not here to convince me.
-No, I'm not here to convince you.

Although it seems you're not reasoning.

I'm not reasoning?
So you are the one who is reasoning?

I don't want to have this
discussion again. Hand over everything.

It's okay.

Huh? Everything? Maybe clothes.

If they want them they can come for them.

And the money.

-Money?
-All the money they've spent on you.

For the trips, the house, training.

Here is the bill.

Four million?

Four million? Wasn't I working for them?

Who do you think you were working for, UN?

-You thought this was a pensionable job?
-Aah shit man!

This is stupid.

Komu.

You know you still have a chance.

Chance?

What chance, uh?
A chance to kill more people?

-Terrorism is the chance?
-Who are the terrorists in the society?

-Look around you.
-What do you mean?

Wake up and smell the coffee man.
We live in a man eat man society.

Okay let's say a terrorist
has killed 50 or 100 people,

but there is
a politician sitting in an office,

who has stolen five billion meant
to buy medicine and build a hospital.

People die
due to lack of medicine or equipment.

I watched my own mother succumb to cancer.

Every time the machine had broken down.

When the politicians fall sick they
go abroad get treated then come back.

So tell me, who’s the real terrorist?

This shit ain't right.

You'd rather someone
who will kill you right now.

As compared to the one who
kills your future, your kid's future,

and your whole generation.

Uh, what's that?
Is your girlfriend pregnant?

Keep it low, she doesn't know
that I'm aware. Just found the test kit.

Komu, let's do this last job.

Get our cut and go our separate ways.

Why are you quitting at the last minute?

The last minute? What do you mean?

We have one last job,
the boss didn't tell you?

One job and we're done.

I wasn't told anything.

Ok, that's what's up.

One job and we make a killing out of it.

What kind of job?

I'm not sure, maybe it's the same one.

But rumor has it we'll have to leave.

-For how long?
-Like a month.

To where?

They won't reveal the details.

Komu, think.

Think about your future and your baby's.

Stop thinking about
people who don't even know you.

Your family comes first.
Are you in or are you out?

-When do we leave?
-Early in the morning.

Lieutenant.

We're here.

-I can see that.
-Yes.

-Are you okay?
-We're very fine.

I can see you've brought some trainees.

-As always.
-Nice!

Okay.

I'm sorry about
the journey, I know you are tired.

I want us to sit,
relax and feel at home, yeah?

So, what soda will you take? Water? Okay?

Cold water or a cold soda.

Cold water or soda, aha?

Coke.

Coke.

Shameless dogs!
You are here to work, do you understand?

Get to the field and start training.

Do you understand? Useless.

Drop it.

Inspector!

-Come get your trainees.
-Lieutenant.

-Yes?
-It's not all of them.

He is dealing with intelligence.

Oh, I'm sorry. My bad.

You too get to work immediately, okay?

Let's go! You,

follow the inspector. Hurry up!

Follow me.

Yes sir.

-Here is your trainee.
-Yes sir.

-Keep working.
-Yes sir!

Welcome.

And make yourself comfortable.

It’s going to be a long hell of a month.

You are not
at your grandma's, do you understand?

Have a seat.

From Kismayu to Baldere.

It's around 500 kilometers, okay?

Sir yes sir.

It's going to be a long journey.
You'll walk till your shoes get torn.

-Do you understand?
-Sir yes sir!

Bastards!

-Platoons!
-Yes sir.

-What are we?
-Die hards!

-Forward ever.
-Backward never.

Now, you should know the law well.

In the unlikely event
you find yourself behind bars,

do not panic, you are brave!

In Kenya, the police must produce you,

in a court of law, within 24 hours.

And every offence in Kenya is bailable.

Whether it’s robbery,
manslaughter, murder.

Finish them, finish them!

We will bail you out. That's their law.

Dumb idiots!

-Platoons!
-Yes sir!

-Forward ever!
-Backward never!

♪ The fire is raging ♪

♪ It's raging it's raging ♪

♪ The fire is raging it's raging ♪

And this is a Kalashnikov.

It is Russian.

It has a capacity of
releasing ten bullets per second.

That is why it is
the most popular firearm in the world.

And this how you load the magazine.

-Do you understand?
-Sir yes sir!

In the afternoon
we'll be having practicals.

This is a Ceska.

It is easy to use, load and fire.

And this is how you load the magazine.

-Can you see? Do you understand?
-Sir yes sir.

-Have you understood?
-Sir yes sir!

Practicals in the afternoon.

Who knows what this is?

I will explain more in
the afternoon during the practicals.

You're dismissed.

I really like that machine.

It can fly anywhere
without being detected on the radar.

Hey, how does it work?

-Under the radar.
-How?

Listen this machine
discharges anti violet rays,

which can't be detected,
under radar, do you get it?

You're talking about
things we don't understand at all.

That's why you
are in the gadget department.

Hey, let me ask you,

how comes you know
so much about this stuff?

-Dude, I just know.
-How do you know?

I studied nuclear science
and chemical engineering, don't you know?

What are you doing here?

Just the system. I was
doing chemical engineering in campus.

I won a scholarship to go study abroad.

That's where I met some guys.

We started doing drugs, I got deported.

So, did you finish your studies abroad?

No, that is not important.
Let me tell you.

I commanded respect
abroad, no one dared joke with me.

Even the lecturers knew me.
There's one who was called Hoffman.

He used to tell me,
'Issa, you're going places.'

You are going places?
Did he know you’re going to the forest?

Don't be a fool.
I'm here to make my money.

I'll make money,
go back to Germany and study.

Have you ever been to school?

It's good that I'm not learned.

I am here because of
my hard work, do you understand?

By the way, this is my last deal.

Once I'm done with this, that's it.

I'll go my way,
buy a boat, employ sailors.

It will be plying
from Malindi to the Seychelles.

If need be I'll go to Laikipia.

I will be lazing, making dollars from it.

How much are we getting paid
that will make you afford a ship?

We will be paid three million dollars.

Everybody will be paid.

That is 300 million Kenyan shillings.

What makes you think you'll be paid that?

Dude, it's true.

I had friends in this same place, okay?

My brother-in-law has a hotel in Malindi.

He's waiting for tourists
so he can make them sumptuous meals.

Okay? The second one.

My first cousin.
Right now as we speak he is in Yemen.

Amongst the Arabs,
he owns a clearing and forwarding company.

Yet you are just idling here.

Time up, time for everyone to go to bed!

-I'll see you tomorrow.
-See you tomorrow.

When you're going for
the supplies, bring me some cigarettes.

Why do you want
everyone to know? Keep it low.

-Relax!
-It's okay, I will. See you tomorrow.

Issa!

What's the matter?

There's a problem.

Did they confiscate your cigarettes?

Stop being foolish, there's a problem!

What is it?

That task,
we're going to undertake in Kayole.

Man.

What did I tell you? Stay away from that.

Just focus on what brought you here.

Do you know that my mother is in Kayole?

Do you know that my kid is in Kayole?

All my friends
are in Kayole, that is home!

Damn! That's messed up.

Listen, I need your help.

No man, I don't want to be a part of that.

Come on!

They never told us
we are going to hurt ordinary citizens.

I was told it's dignitaries,
we'll target Westlands, Kile, Lavi.

I wasn't told that
Kayole will be a part of it.

So what will you do?
There's nothing you can do about it.

Komu, 500,000 people are going to die!

Five hundred thousand people
are going to die! Eh?

I will set IEDs in six estates.

Kayole 1, Corner,
Sowe, who do you think will survive?

Aah! Damn it!

Keep calm!

What you're doing
can't help us, you understand?

-But you can help me.
-How?

Do you know where we are?

I don't even know
if we're in Somalia or Kenya.

-We're done for!
-Come on, relax.

I have a plan.

Juma goes to get supplies every Monday.

We'll send him with the codes
which will get to the government.

Government?

So,

all along you've been
thinking how the cops will help you?

Dude, listen.
These guys we're dealing with,

are sharper than the government.

-They have eyes and ears everywhere.
-Do you think I'm stupid?

I have a friend in Lamu.

When he gets the codes they go
to the NIS, no cop will see them.

So why do you need me? You are good to go.

Come on man, Komu.

You are the only one
who can interpret these maps.

If I show you the maps
you'll know where we are.

We will send them the codes
and you are the only one who can decode.

Are you sure Juma will agree to it?

I'll handle him.

I need…

I need that map.

With a calculator and a notebook.

Make sure you give it to Hassan in person.

-In person, okay?
-I understand.

This is not the jokes
you are used to Juma.

-I've told you I've understood.
-This is serious.

It can be dangerous.

-Take care, okay?
-Okay.

Come what may, jiwe moja

Faster! Faster!

Crawl, crawl!

Faster! Faster!

Or go back home! Faster! Faster!

Yes?

-There's a problem?
-What's up?

-Juma hasn't arrived.
-Maybe he's running late.

He's always back by five.

Shit man!

-I told you it wasn't a good idea!
-Listen man, relax!

There's no turning back, okay?

We stick to the plan, okay? jiwe moja

-jiwe moja
-Okay, sir, yes sir!

Sir yes sir.

Sir yes sir.

-Let's go!
-Sir yes sir.

Formation! Formation!

Quick, quick, quick! Formation!

I'm meant to understand that
we have some parasites amongst us.

What you don't know is that we have eyes
everywhere.

We have ears everywhere.

And we have connections.

Connections more than your government's.

So I want to make this very clear.

For those who want to chicken out,

it's a bit too late
to try anything stupid.

You'll face it rough.

You'll face it real rough.

No one will help you,
no matter where you go.

Now. I have gathered a few of you,

because the message given to this fool,

was written by someone specific.

It’s coded.

So if you
are the one who sent that message,

step forward, or else…

I'll shoot you,

Then I will deal
with all of you one by one.

Taking my time.

Now on the count of three…

two…

one.

Okay.

Walk.

On the count of three, shoot him.

Or else I'll shoot you.

One…

Two…

Three.

Shameless dog!

You are full of crap!

Some of you,

if it wasn't for the skills
you have we wouldn't have chosen you.

You're just useless.

Bring it, coward.
Go back to your mom and suckle!

Get back in line!

One…

Two…

Three.

Good boy.

Get back in line.

I swear if anyone tries this again,

you will know this ain't
your mothers', do you understand?

Do you understand? You're dismissed.

I said you're dismissed!

Useless.

Hey man.

Stop coming over,
the lieutenant is on our case.

Relax, man!

Stop being too jumpy dude!

Listen, the mission is tomorrow.

Tomorrow?

Weren't we supposed to spend a month?

Do you think
these guys will ever tell you the truth?

The Kayole mission is a decoy,
the real one is at the embassy.

-Which embassy?
-I don't know.

Wait, how do you know all this?

Intel man. Intel.

You've decoded?

What did I tell you, stay away from
those things. You'll make us suspicious!

Tomorrow morning.

Come on.

Come one, let's go. faster!

Hey, you know the drill, right? Walk.

I'll tell you what, sit down.

Yes sir.

Okay.

We need to do something man!

What's happening here?

It's a problem. You know.

I've done a survey and its pretty tight.

Where are we?

Ruai. Five kilometers from the target.

Decoy, Kayole.

Target two.

I'm not sure, but here it's easy.

It's easy to decode
because they are using talk backs.

Ah, alright. Listen up everyone.

Hurry up.

Now as you know, tomorrow,

is the day we execute our mission.

Okay? And here are your new identities.

Um! Zahra Hassan,

Saida Juma.

Gikonyo Albert.

Wycliffe Wekesa.

Andrew Odu…

You just look like Oduor.

Richard Kiplagat.

Now you’ve been working in this school
as teachers for the last five years.

Or whatever,
it doesn't matter. After tomorrow,

nothing will matter anymore.

Now how many of you here believe in God?

Idiots! Put your hands down!

Now the power of life
and death rests in your hands.

Dismissed.

Hey Komu, come here.

Hurry up.

There’s a package you're
supposed to deliver Ruai Shopping Center.

Do you know it?

I want you to take a cab.

-Who am I taking it to?
-He’ll find you there.

Just get there, okay?

I know you are smart
enough not to try anything stupid.

Okay?

And by the way.

I have a surprise for you.

Hello.

Hey baby, how are you? I’ve missed you.

I'm fine. I've…

missed you too, how is everything?

I am fine now that I've heard you.
I am so glad to hear your voice.

Yea--

Such a pretty girl.

Hey, you stay back.

-Hey bro.
-I'm good.

How much is it to Ruai?

-It's 500.
-Ah, I have 400 man.

Boss just make it 500.

-Okay.
-Komu! How are you?

-I'm good buddy.
-What are you doing here?

Just running errands.
I'm in a hurry we'll talk later.

I have a taxi let me take you.

Uh, maybe next time.

-Leave him.
-Relax.

Let's go, hurry up.

What?

Man, what is this?

Sir.

Oh, it’s okay. It’s back on.

What?

It’s his phone.

There was a sort of interruption
but I think it’s just network.

-Now talk,
-Buddy what is happening, uh?

Ah come on, you're a cop? That's it.

I'm done.

I've been tracing you.

For a long time,
now I know what has been going on.

But right now I need
information, and time is not on our side.

-My god, what is this?
-You need to speak.

Cooperate.

These people will kill my wife and my mom.

What's wrong with you?

I'm here to help you.

Your case is
something negligible which I can solve.

All you need to do is cooperate.

What makes you
so scared of them? They are not all that.

I've been watching them,
but they don't know.

If I wanted to arrest them
I would've done it by now.

So relax.

Okay.

I know you're planning an attack.

Either today or tomorrow,
somewhere in Eastlands. Where is it?

Please, promise me
that my wife will be okay.

-She is pregnant, and also my mum--
-What is wrong with you?

I told you we don't have time.

How many times
do you want me to say I've handled it?

-Speak!
-It's Kayole.

Where in Kayole?

Uh, he said, Kayole 1,

Sowe, Soweto, Corner…

I don't remember
the rest, I don't know the area.

But those are decoys.

We know, where is the main one?

-Embassy.
-US?

I'm not sure.

-Have you heard about Omar?
-Mh?

-Omar.
-I've never heard about him.

Mh-mh! I've never seen him.

Isn't he your boss?

No he isn't, the boss is someone else.

Yes, this one is the boss.
I've even been to his place in Lavington.

Your boss is Omar's errand boy.

The most wanted terrorist.

I believe he's coming
to Kenya from Somalia.

The information that we have is that uh,

he's about to get into
the country or he's already here.

No one can trace this phone.

Ugh, you want me
to go back there? You know them.

Just find them and arrest them.

Now listen to me
because you're being stupid.

My helping you will be
determined by your cooperation.

Be a man. You are
the one who wanted to make easy money!

Man up.

You will go back,

and act like
everything is okay, are we clear?

In case of anything, call me.
Dial zero, zero, one.

We don’t have time, okay.

-Package delivered sir.
-Good boy.

Ah, ah, ah! The phone.

Check it.

Nice dude, dude!

I have a plan. I came across
a door at the back which can open--

-Hey dude, relax, relax man.
-It's opening!

I have a plan.

When we get to Kayole
my crew will be waiting for us.

What we have to do
is call them immediately. Okay?

Okay.

Okay. Hey, we stick together all the time.

Okay.

Okay, everybody,
let's board the vehicle. Hurry up!

Run.

Walk fast, ugly face.

Komu.

You're not going anywhere.

Change of plans.

-What do we do now?
-Just relax, it's okay.

-I'm relaxed, fuck.
-Just go. I'll come up with something.

So just relax, okay?

Nikipata hauko ntakufuata.

You want me to say that again?

Come over here.

You seem to enjoy it when I talk.

When your friends
are out doing tough jobs,

you can't even kill a mosquito.

But the boss is giving you a promotion.

Let me be honest with you.

I don't know what the boss sees in you,

but to me you are, nothing!

Are we clear?

You claim to be good
at reading maps, anyone can do that!

You are nothing. Bullshit!

You moron!

Lavington.

Mh! Come for one
jackass who has remained behind.

You'll take him.

You heard that? You'll take another car,
let the others go where they ought to.

Hurry up! Do you understand me?

-Yes sir.
-Yes sir I'm I your mother? Walk!

Useless.

Uh! Mr. Komu, please have a seat.

Thank you sir.

I see you survived the training
faster and better than expected.

-Yes sir. While I… actually…
-I told you you're a natural.

You're the right
man for the right job, okay?

What you were going
through was just, teething problems.

So, uh, oh! Would you like some juice?

Please, Mr. Komu.

You see, I need someone,

who can handle my Kampala
operations. What do you think?

-Excuse me sir.
-What?

-We have a problem.
-What?

Yes, hello.

What? No.

Okay, okay. What do you
mean? What about the Danish embassy?

Stick to the original plan.

Yes, delay Kayole for a bit. Yeah okay.

-Can you please call for me James.
-Excuse me sir.

-What?
-Washrooms, please.

Jomba! Danish, Danish embassy.

Copied.

-Aggie, it's the Danish embassy.
-Danish?

Put all the regulars standby.
Are you okay?

Yes sir.

-There's nothing at the Danish.
-What?

-Yeah, nothing is going on.
-And the surveillance?

Nothing! Are you sure it's
the Danish or it's the Swedish?

He said Danish,
but check out the Swedish too.

Nothing.

So, Mr. Komu. What do you think?

How would you like
to live a lavish lifestyle like this?

Very much.

-So is that a yes?
-Yes.

Good choice.

I can see you're
getting smarter by the day, so

what's going to happen is I'm gonna have
you meet someone, for a small interview,

just for formality's sake,
and then, uhm, we'll be all set.

How far is Omar?

-Ten minutes sir.
-Good.

-Sir.
-Yes?

There's a problem.

You were right!

It’s been blocked.

I knew it.

It’s not ours.

I knew it!

I knew that idiot would
play me. Call Rashid immediately!

-Have we checked all of them?
-Yes sir, I have counter checked.

Something is not right.

How about the residence?
Check the Danish embassy residence?

Yeah. There’s a
dinner tonight with the EU officials.

And the US deputy
secretary of state is also expected.

Then that's it! Re-route the recce
squad, tell Oscar 1 not to leave Kayole.

But sir, intel is not
from Kayole. It shows Lavington.

What is he doing in Lavington?

Omar!

Send all units there and trace that call.

-Yes sir.
-That guy could be in so much trouble.

-Simon.
-Sir!

All units. All units.

How’s Dubai? Really? It’s getting cooler.

No, no, no, no.
Things here are just the same.

Excuse me sir.

-What?
-We have a problem.

Let me just call you back.

-What?
-It’s the embassy sir, they’ve got intel,

now they are all over.

[Rashid exhales]

Yeah. What?

No, no. What do you mean?

Who’s been arrested?

Okay. No, no, listen. Pull back.
Abort the mission. Yeah, okay.

Sir. It’s still not going through.

Keep, bloody, trying.

Okay.

Sir.

-Sir
-What?

-It’s the lieutenant.
-Tell him I can’t talk to him right now.

-I'll talk to him when I get back to base.
-He said it’s urgent sir.

It’s, uhm, very interesting.

How we seem
to make the worst possible mistakes,

during the worst
possible times of our lives. Uh?

Mr. Komu.

Are you okay? You seem to be sweating.

You disappoint me, yet again.

Bastard! I trusted you!

Get him out of here.

Kill him!

Slowly.

Look.

Why are you crying? Are you a kid?

And we are just getting started.

Take off these clothes, take them off!

Alpha one. Come in.

Go ahead.

Sir we really need
to move in because our informer is there,

and he could be in some serious danger.

Nobody goes in until Omar shows up. Roger.

But sir by now if Omar was to come--

Jomba we have been tracing
Omar for years now. We cannot jeopardize

that mission so I repeat
nobody goes in. That’s an order. Roger.

Roger that sir.

Relax, relax, relax.

He wanted to break my nose.

Dude!

Don't try any stupidity
like that, okay? Stupid idiot!

Dude relax. What do you want to do?

I wanted to hit his head a bit.

Don't be stupid. The boss
said he wants the death to be a slow one.

I swear our guy will die.

They are approaching.
We believe the suspect is on board.

Roger that sir.

Everybody hold your positions. Roger.

Holding position.

Take that.

-Shut up, don't be stupid!
-I'll hurt you!

You feel that?

Keep watch over this dog, okay?

Don't leave.

Stupid idiot!

Omar. Welcome. Nice to see you…

Welcome what?

-There has been a small problem but…
-It's not small!

Put your hands in the air!

On the ground, now!

On the ground!

The hard work and selfless effort…

put up by men and women
at the National Intelligence Service,

which often goes unnoticed
has finally paid off. Apart…

from foiling what experts say would…

have been one of the
biggest terrorist attacks,

the police have also
arrested one of the most

wanted terrorist leaders in the world.

Mr. Omar Majid’s arrest has
led to the arrest of many others.

It is said that following this
arrest it’s just a matter of time,

before the whole
organization comes crumbling down.