Former Mozambique president whose failed mission triggered Johnny's exile.
An arrogant businessman whose phone is accidentally swapped with Mary's at the airport, sending him to the wrong city. Stranded in Mary's hometown, he meets her family and struggles with their simpler way of life. He grows closer to Mary through their calls, confronts his troubled relationship with his mother, and reunites with Mary in Lagos.
Bankole is connected to one of the captives targeted by the women’s revenge plan. The account does not specify the exact nature of that connection or describe his actions, but his link to the captive places him within the story surrounding the kidnapping and the women’s effort to avenge the destruction of their former community.
Femi is a young man who initially boasts about pursuing women and later develops a connection with Ini after apologizing for their rocky start. He works on his music, faces criticism of his singing, and reflects on his motives and family feelings after discussing his mother's death from cancer. He hopes to grow old with Ini, though their future remains uncertain.
Chuka is Toun's uncle and a threat to her position after she inherits Ifeanyi's company. His actions place her ownership and leadership under pressure as her decisions already draw negative attention to the company and make her appear to be an inferior CEO.
Wale Ojo has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently New Money Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Phone Swap, Biesero: A Daughter's Story, The Man Died. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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