Posted by Lugard 2 months ago

Gripping, capturing and entertaining all the way. There's something deep and very good about the dialogue, sound quality, cast performance and shooting herein - which I really appreciate.

Also, these kind of 2004 Nollywood productions, technically, are actually better than some of the productions they release these days. It's sad because they should be doing better.

It is also chilling to see how dangerously far a man could go to keep devilish wealth in his family. I am scared for willing Ozowalu - concerning the path of the Vulture brotherhood his father: Ogbuefi Akukalia led him into.

Now that Ogbuefi Akukalia is dead along with his wife, the plot is set to explode - since all the family wealth was transfered to the younger Ozowalu:

I am, therefore, especially curious to see how Ozowalu relates to his elder brother: Anikwe - who refused their father's request to be initiated into the Vulture brotherhood - thus paving the way for Ozowalu, his younger brother to step in. This drama series is getting more interesting, sobering and enchanting as we enter episode two...