The life of the Prince (Elikem Kumodzi) was thrown out of
balance when on his birthday two women simultaneously introduce to him as his
future wife. Amid this chaos and confusion the Prince set to the city for an adventure
and to acquire more insight on how to govern well should he be king someday and
to make sense of the situation.
In his journey he had a crash on no other than Lamisi played
by Jackie Appiah; a roadside paint artist who paints mockery portrait of leading
figures of society. Sad for the Prince Lamisi had a boy lover who she cherishes
and is never ready to let go at any price.
The Prince father, Kofi Adjololo a tight fisted king imposed
his authority on all and dares anyone who questions his decisions. He had
secrets he was keeping. A secret which when known could split a kingdom and
only known by a former maid (Rita Nash) Okawa Shaznay was about to be made
know.
Rita Nash aspires to be the princess of Tamale and in her
hands was this secret of the kingdom; deep, dirty and dark enough to bring down
the kingdom.
The secret was chronicled in a book for which the Prince read.
There the Prince found answers to the questions that has continue to torture
his mind and had forced him to leave the comfort of his palace. He retraces his
footsteps backwards to his lineage and mended the broken parts; bringing to an
end the secret that has fuel division in the kingdom.
In the end everyone had a fair share of what he planted, the
bad got punished and the good got rewarded. For this film from the camp of
Venus Film, be rest assured it actually ended no need to expect Book II or
Chapter II, thank God for that.
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