1. Omotola Jalade cannot act. Like a monolith, she stands rigid, characterless yet powerful in a manner that begs for gentrification. She is the protagonist, yet the weakest link in the movie.
3. The promiscuous brilliant lawyer with a dirty secret is Annalise Keating, anyone after that is a waste of my time. But nice try.
4. Wale Ojo is a brilliant actor, of course. I am never tired of seeing him on screen.
5. Kunle Remi is a very hot man. I will, henceforth, be inspired by his looks when I write any romantic role. I lusted after him every time he showed up on screen. I want him. Bless.
6. The film score is soothing, lovely.
7. Karma always finds its way into Nollywood. A teacher who rapes a student wouldn't necessarily be haunted for the rest of his life. Humans have a way of living quite well with evil deeds.
8. Nymphomania is not a sequel to sexual abuse. Promiscuity, however, could be influenced by sexual abuse. Omotola was portrayed as a nymph, not promiscuous. Big difference when addressing consequences of child sexual abuse.
9. The only eloquent lawyer was Elvina Ibru. Omotola, mba! You can tell those who read as a hobby.
10. Good script. Good dialogue. Impressive directing. But to have Omotola who has yet to evolve in the last decade as an actor play a lead role after such a long time and deliver it like a random B- actress (think Mercy Aigbe) is too vexing.
11. The last scene was a mess.
12. I enjoyed the movie regardless.