Plot in a Nutshell: Cash, Flow, and Cruise are young “yahoo boys” struggling to achieve success in their fraudulent activities. Their friend Pablo, who initially introduced them to a fake Baba to increase their success rate, returns suddenly rich after missing for some time. The trio asks Pablo to reveal the secret to his newfound wealth.

Pablo shares the secret with them, and they agree to the new baba’s terms, which include making a sacrifice and not leaving their current residence for a year. As six months pass without any significant success, the boys begin to doubt the baba’s powers. However, their fortune finally turns, and they become incredibly rich.

The trio indulges in extravagant spending, buying cars, a house, and throwing lavish parties. But their wealth comes at a cost, as they discover that baba Akaniwa was the source of their riches. The sacrifices of Cash’s mother, Flow’s erectile dysfunction, and Cruise’s father’s death were all interconnected to their newfound wealth.

Baba Akaniwa presents the boys with rings and tiny calabashes containing terms and conditions. Tragedy strikes when Flow’s younger sister, the love of Cash’s life, Stephanie, passes away. This event leads to a chain of events culminating in the deaths of two members of the friend group.

Emotional Rollercoaster: 

Twist and Turns: 1/5 – The movie lacked clear or engaging twists.

Biggest Flaw: The movie was uninteresting. Despite its choice to delve into Nollywood’s most lucrative genre – money rituals, it fell short. ‘Blood Money’ from 30 years ago still outshines this one by a long shot.

Who Should Watch This: Fans of the cast, including Chidi, Eronini, and ShanKcomics.

Overall Satisfaction: ⭐/10 – It didn’t bring anything new to the genre nor redefine old tropes. The film fell short of expectations. Other classic movies like “Blood Money,” “Raging Storm,” “Living in Bondage (’92 version),” “Billionaire’s Club,” and even “Blood is Money” provide a more satisfying experience.

Replay Potential: A one-time experience, given the lacklustre storyline.

Memorable Distinction: The consistent characterisation of the Stephanie character, portrayed as a stubborn individual.