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Son of the Soil (2025)

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Son of the Soil (2025)

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[logo chimes]

[menacing music]

[sirens wailing]

[Child] Mommy.

- These disturbing images

are the effect of

a deadly man-made

drug that is currently

sweeping the inner cities

of America,

k*lling tens of thousands

each year.

The synthetic opioid fentanyl,

has found its way into Africa

and onto the streets of Lagos.

-Mommy wake up!

Where there is

high unemployment

and it is spreading

like wildfire.

- Mommy wake up!

- Mixed with a c*ck,

a local epoxy,

it is known on the

street as Matrix.

Join me at six for a full

report on this new epidemic.

Yes, we can go.

Thank God, let's just

get out of here.

- Mommy!

Mommy!

Deep in my soul

Deep in my soul

Letting me go

Letting me go

- Don't forget,

to pay the NEPA bill

on your way to work.

- I won't forget.

- Ha!

Is that the only thing

you are going to eat?

Wait, wait, wait...

let me go to the kitchen and

get you something to eat...

- Mommy, don't trouble yourself.

- Something you can take...

- Ma, I have to go, I'm late.

I'm late, Ma.

Mmm.

- Goodbye

- Peace. Goodbye.

[laidback music plays]

[singing in foreign language]

Oh sh*t!

Thank you.

[van engine rumbling]

[laidback music continues]

- I'm tired, I've not eaten.

- See, if you keep

disturbing me

I will call the police on you.

- So because I asked you

for 50 Naira,

you're now going to

call the police on me.

That means you are

good for nothing.

- Me, I don't blame you.

You lack home training.

[laidback music continues]

- Boss, please open.

Thank you.

- So you are still here?

Leave this place.

Leave this place!

[music continues]

- Ooh!

Sorry.

- No... Ronke!

Boss Manager is in

the staff room.

Come, come.

- Thank you.

[music fades]

Please do not disturb.

- The man who booked this room

literally walked past you as

you were coming in.

OK, so you should have

at least five minutes.

[lock beeps]

Ronke... don't touch anything.

- Of course not.

[music continues]

- Blood of Jesus.

[door closes]

[tense music]

[message chimes]

[keys tapping]

[lift bell rings]

[tense music]

[messages chime]

- I just wanted to ask

if you'll be needing any

housekeeping today?

I can change your

sheets for you...

- We're fine, we're fine.

- Sir, it'll take less

than 30 minutes...

if you just give

me a chance...

- He said, we are fine.

[tense music continues]

[door opens]

- Come in.

Make yourself at home.

[door closes]

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

[Dr Baptiste laughs]

Make yourself a drink,

I'll be right back.

[messages chime]

- Ronke.

- What in God's name

are you doing, Nike?

- Nothing sir...

- Ah, it's obvious.

I can see that... nothing!

- No, that's...

- Shh!

- Hello.

Go back to the second floor

and finish cleaning

all the rooms.

- I mean,

I actually came here, sir,

because I wanted

to ease myself.

- You've got one minute.

Exactly one minute

to do that.

- Yes, sir.

[tense music]

- You don't need much

loosening up than this...

[Baptiste moans]

- I beg to differ.

- What is this?

[Baptiste] Exclusivity,

my darling.

This is gonna make

me millions, OK?

You will be the

first to try it.

- Wait.

Stop! I'm not here

to be your guinea pig.

[hand slaps]

[tense music continues]

- I paid you good money.

- Ronke.

[messages chime]

I told this girl,

I told this girl.

[tense music continues]

[Baptiste] OK.

You take it in.

[Baptiste exhales]

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

Wake up!

Oh boy.

Oh, yeah, she's dead.

She's so dead.

[Baptiste scoffs]

Oh!

Yemi.

[door closes]

- Jesus.

Jesus.

Jesus.

[breathing heavily]

Sister.

Sister.

Oh, my God!

[gasping]

[suspenseful music]

- What are you doing here?

[Ronke sobs]

- No.

[Baptiste grunting]

Get her!

- Get her!

- Run!

- Ronke!

[phone ringing]

[suspenseful music continues]

- Shaka...

Get the van.

[Ronke groaning]

Help me!

[Ronke whimpering]

Zion! Zion?

Zion, Zion,

pick up please!

[Ronke sobbing]

[phone ringing]

Zion!

Zion, there is so much

I want to tell you!

There's no time!

Someone...

Someone's trying

to k*ll me!

I saw something

I shouldn't have seen!

[sobbing]

He injected me, Zion!

I can't think straight.

He's chasing me.

Zion!

Zion!

[sobbing]

Somebody help me!

Somebody!

[engine roars]

[body thuds]

[Reporters clamouring]

Excuse me, excuse me...

Excuse me, excuse me.

- We want to assure the

good people of Lagos State

that we are doing

everything possible

to rid our streets of this...

imported poison

currently ravaging

our society.

This... plague...

is taking the lives of

Nigeria's most vulnerable.

The young.

The sick,

the needy.

[sombre music]

All of them, sacrificed...

simply to line

the pockets of...

of a grotesque

criminal network.

What profit a man to gain

the world but lose his soul.

Once again, let me

reassure the good

people of Lagos State.

Whoever...

is responsible

for bringing this

evil to our streets,

will be brought to justice.

That will be all.

[All] Excuse me,

excuse me...

Excuse me,

excuse me.

Excuse me.

One question please!

Welcome to my city

where nobody's showing pity

If you start moving funny

You go down

for kitty kitty

Welcome to my city

where nobody's showing pity

If you start moving funny

You go down

for kitty kitty

Welcome to my city

where nobody's showing pity

If you start moving funny

You go down

for kitty kitty

Welcome to my city

where nobody's showing pity

If you start moving funny

You would love

for kitty kitty

Skyscrapers, yeah,

I know you're on the island

[indistinct]

Police not your friend now

only when you press the rubber

Shine your eyes before the

make you [indistinct]

Welcome to my city

where nobodies showing pity

If you start moving funny

You go down

for kitty kitty

Welcome to my city

where nobodies showing pity

If you start moving funny

You would laugh

for kitty kitty

Yellow bosses,

though I never feel safe

[indistinct]

Then you better please pray

Officer, what's my offense?

[indistinct]

When you did drive,

you did follow them drug

[indistinct] for my city

[indistinct]

[music fades]

[Ronke] Zion, Zion... pick up!

Pick up, please Zion!

There is so much I want

to tell you Zion!

[bell tolls]

[sombre music]

[Priest] I welcome everybody

here today.

I know it's a sad moment

for everybody here.

But I will tell you this.

There is time for

everything in this life.

A time to be born...

and a time to die.

This is a lesson for all.

That one day,

you will also be in

this same position.

My condolences

to the family.

But I want to

tell you this.

You don't have to

take it to heart.

Because... it's mandatory

for everybody.

And so Heavenly Father

we thank you for this hour.

For a day like this...

We worship you, our Lord.

Let her find a

place over there...

to rest, in the mighty

name of Jesus.

[sombre music continues]

Grant her...

[Ronke] I can't think

straight...

[Priest]...peaceful rest.

[Ronke] He's chasing me...

[Priest] And we

that are here too,

[Ronke] Zion!

[Ronke] Zion!

- Let us, one day, come to you

and rest in your bosom.

In Jesus' mighty

name we've prayed.

- Zion, my dear,

I pray for you.

- Hello.

[indistinct chatter]

- My condolences.

- Let me greet your mum.

[tense music]

- I thought you were dead.

[traffic honking]

My condolences.

I hope you've not come here

to start trouble.

- It's funny.

I was gonna ask

the same thing.

- Jagun, ignore this guy.

That's trouble we

don't want.

Let's move.

That's trouble...

- Ma.

[gentle music]

- Yes.

A neighbour told me,

she saw you speaking

with Baba Ade's boy,

at the funeral.

- It was nothing.

He was just paying

his respects.

- Nothing is nothing.

Things always go bad

whenever you are around him.

- I left that life behind

a long time ago, Ma.

- Hmm.

- She was always so happy.

- Hmm.

Not always.

- Do you believe

the rumours?

That she was

high on drugs?

- The police has

no reason to lie.

The doctor said

it could be Matrix.

But it made a lot

of people mad.

- What about the

autopsy report?

- They never gave me any.

- The night she died...

she left me a message.

[gentle music continues]

I'm not sure about all this, Ma.

- I think you should...

let things be sometimes.

I don't want to

lose both of you.

- You won't.

- I don't want to

lose both of you.

- Ma, Ma, Ma, Ma.

Come on, come on.

- Zion, Zion.

It's OK. We're going to be OK.

Ma, it's OK.

Stop crying, Ma. Please.

Stop crying.

[upbeat music]

And then police sh**t us

but no more

[indistinct]

Ghetto boy

Ghetto boy

Ghetto boy

- She got high

and ran into traffic.

That's all the

information we have.

And no autopsy

report is available,

at least now.

- With all due respect, sir,

when will it be available?

- We have already explained to

your mother there is a delay.

Sometimes we have

ten cases per day.

- You told my mother,

that it's this

new drug Matrix.

- Whenever the report is out,

we will call your family.

- How long?

- I don't know.

And moreover...

...your sister's case is not

even considered a priority.

- Not a priority.

- For Christ's sake,

this is someone that

has been arrested several times

for drug-related cases!

- What the hell has that

got to do with anything?

Huh?

- Continue, my friend.

You will sleep inside our jail.

[sirens wail in distance]

[gentle music]

- Officer.

Who's that man?

- He said his name was...

Zion Ladejo.

- What does he want?

- Same old story.

Answers to what

he already knows.

His drug-addicted

sister got herself k*lled.

And he's now coming

to the station

as if we are the

ones behind it.

- Thank you, officer.

Fill me in

(Don't let me confuse you)

Put it in my head

(Don't let me confuse you)

Make me comprehend

(Don't let me confuse you)

Make me learn

(Don't let me confuse you)

Fill me in

(Don't let me confuse you)

Put it in my head

(Don't let me confuse you)

Make me comprehend

(Don't let me confuse you)

Make me learn

- Excuse me, sir,

do you want to buy a gold chain?

- Nope.

- It's real gold.

- No, it isn't.

It's a fugazi.

- Feel it.

It's heavy.

20,000 and it's yours.

- 20,000?

I could buy a

new one for 20,000.

- OK, for you, 10,000.

- 10,000?

What's that, US?

- OK. 8,000.

You want to buy

a phone instead?

- No, thank you.

I have a phone. I'm good.

Thank you, I...

I have my own phone.

- See, bracelet.

You can buy

any of them.

- Where are you getting...

What?

Did you steal this?

- No.

My mom told

me not to lie.

- Did she tell

you not to steal?

- Yes.

What about... this?

- Look, OK.

You know what?

OK.

I'm gonna give you...

just take it, take it. OK?

Stop following me.

- Thank you!

Get away,

like a thousand miles

Tell me what I'm gonna,

what I'm gonna do

Fill me in

(Don't let me confuse you)

- I'm sorry.

I didn't mean

to scare you.

I saw you at my

sister's funeral.

- My condolences.

- I heard this is

where she died.

[dramatic music]

Were you guys friends?

- We were close.

- They said she had

a drug problem.

- Please.

I can't talk here.

Anybody could

be watching us.

I don't want any

part of this. Please.

- I just want to talk.

- Please. I...

I don't want anything

to do with this.

If anybody sees you here

I'm going to be in trouble.

- Just give me a time.

Give me a place.

[tense music]

- Station One tonight at 9PM.

By Jegerde Road.

Please. Just go.

Nobody can see you here.

[traffic honking]

[tense music continues]

[Nike sighs]

[glass breaking]

[suspenseful music]

- Pretty girl.

Who the f*ck was that?

- Ronke's brother.

- Ah! Ronke's brother, huh?

What the f*ck,

does Ronke's

brother want?

- Nothing.

He just came to see

where Ronke died, that's all.

- Why are you

talking to him?

- No, I wasn't

talking to him.

He, he, he recognized

me at the funeral,

that's, that's the only...

- The funeral.

[Nike screams]

f*cking little b*tch!

Why the f*ck did you

go to the funeral again?

Didn't I warn you...

- I didn't talk to him!

- ...to keep a low profile,

- I didn't say anything!

- and shut that foolish

mouth of yours!

- I'm not talking

to him, Shaka.

I'll not tell him

anything, I swear.

I didn't tell him anything.

- What did he say?

[suspenseful music continues]

- He said... he said...

he said to meet him.

At Station One tonight, 9pm.

The one by Jegerde Road.

- Oh!

- But, but I wasn't

going to go there.

I just lied to him.

I just lied to him so he

would leave me alone

I wasn't going to go there.

- Hmm.

[Shaka laughing]

You'll meet up with him.

You'll find out

what the f*ck...

he knows, and what

the f*ck he wants.

OK. Yeah.

[Shaka laughs]

Good girl. Good girl.

Yeah. Pretty girl.

Oh yeah, bro.

Bring that thing.

- OK.

Shaka the generous.

Yeah!

Shaka.

- Huh?

- Aren't you going

to say thank you?

[Shaka] You say thank you.

- Thank you.

- Huh?

- Thank you, thank you,

thank you, Uncle Shaka

Thank you.

Thank you, Uncle Shaka

- OK, now say thank you,

Daddy Shaka.

- Thank you, Daddy Shaka.

- Good.

Get yourself

something nice.

Alright?

Hundred?

- Sir.

I ain't got no time.

[doors slam]

[engine starts]

[upbeat music]

It's me and you buddy

I'm going to rock your body

Rock, rock, rock your body

I want you to rock your body

I don't want

to be your buddy

I want you to rock your body

Rock, rock, rock your body

Rock, rock, rock your body

I don't want

to be your buddy

I want you to rock your body

Rock, rock, rock your body

[music fades]

- What's your name?

- Nike.

[tense music]

- What happened?

- It's nothing.

Can you please just tell me

why we're here so I can leave?

- The police said my sister

was high on Matrix.

Do you believe them?

- I don't know, OK?

I don't want any trouble.

Please.

- Me neither.

But who injected her, Nike?

- Everyone knows the place to

buy Matrix and get high

is at an abandoned

building, we all call...

Zanga Republic.

Now please...

stop reaching out to me,

and leave me alone.

- Give me a name.

Just give me a name,

and I promise you

I will end this.

[tense music continues]

- Please just

leave me alone.

I don't want

to be your buddy

I want you to rock your body

Rock, rock, rock your body

Rock

[upbeat music]

[singing in foreign language]

[traffic honking]

[bow thuds]

[flesh squelching]

[Zion groans]

- f*ck!

[suspenseful music]

[Zion breathing heavily]

[traffic honking]

[suspenseful music continues]

[people chatting indistinctly]

[man mumbling]

[people talking indistinctly]

Get the f*ck out the way!

[Zion grunting]

[tense music]

- Who is that?

Lights are on...

m*therf*cker.

[tense music continues]

Mister Man.

What the f*ck

are you looking for?

- I came to buy Matrix.

[laughs]

- Search the m*therf*cker.

- Shaka.

- Mister...

[laughs]

Zion Ladejo.

American brother.

What the f*ck,

do you want?

- I came to buy Matrix.

- Ah!

For Matrix,

is not for m*therf*ckers

like you, John Wick.

I know about your sister.

I know.

What did she do?

You remember what she do?

[All laugh]

[blow thuds]

Take this guy down.

This guy he play me.

You don't play

with Shaka!

You don't play

with Shaka!

m*therf*cker American boy!

[bat thudding]

[Zion grunts]

[Zion groans]

[sombre music]

You are a spy.

Yeah?

I didn't hear you.

f*ck you m*therf*cker!

[Shaka laughs]

[blows thudding]

[sombre music continues]

I'm the bass player.

I play at the Olympics.

How do they usually

do it again?

[g*n c*ck]

[men laughing]

m*therf*cker.

Drop the f*cking

g*n right now!

- Kid, run.

- Listen to Uncle Shaka!

Or I will f*cking

mess you up!

[Hundred] Uncle Shaka.

- Uncle Shaka.

Easy, now, nobody.

Just give me

that weapon

and you can

go on your way.

Do you want to play?

Eh?

BOO!

Run!

[Shaka laughs]

Look at her tiny,

scared a*s!

Madness.

- My brother,

share the spoils

of w*r with me.

- Your brain is

malfunctioning.

Your brain is

malfunctioning.

You're mad.

[phone buttons beeping]

I'm not going to

k*ll you boss.

[phone rings]

[Zion groaning]

Hello.

Officer.

Good evening, sir.

I want to report a m*rder.

I just saw him.

He's trying to escape, sir.

He's been knocked over.

They're coming

to arrest him.

[Man] Shaka, the actor.

Wisdom wants

to k*ll this man.

- I seen this one from

an American film.

[All laughing]

Hold on it...

- Put it in his hand...

- Put it in his hand!

- Hey, boys.

- Yes, sir

- Leave this

m*therf*cker to die.

He's too small for me.

This b*tch is done.

- Shaka!

- Yes!

- We strive...

to reduce the pain,

in all of its form,

through natural

substances...

[Director] And cut!

- You don't say cut.

- Sorry sir.

- You don't say cut.

I say cut!

Who are these

people behind me?

I told you to be

here at this time.

Now you see.

Now you guys get

out of my sight.

We go again. Let's,

let's... we go again.

Roll. Roll.

[tense music]

[Man] Come out! Come out!

This bad child, come out!

Get out of my house,

you useless child

they call Nike.

Neighbours,

please help me.

Get out, get out

of my house!

Open the door!

If you dare talk

back at me,

the boys will

deal with you

Nike, Nike!

Come and open

the door!

Answer me! Answer me...

- Good evening, sir.

- Where is my money?

I can't take

this anymore.

You owe me 300,000.

There is someone

ready to pay the rent.

If you know you

can't afford it.

Pack your things,

and go!

- Take.

- Ha ha! This is better now.

- Good night.

[door closes]

[tense music]

- Officer! Officer!

Get this man to a

hospital immediately.

- Sir, Commander Obi said

we should leave him inside.

- Really?

- That is the instruction

she gave to me.

- I see.

Get out of my way.

Get out of my way!

[pen scratching]

- It is not very often

that I get to see

Special Investigation

Unit in my office.

- The prisoner in

cell three needs

- The prisoner in cell three

has a history of violence,

and is a cold-blooded

m*rder*r.

- He is dying, Ma!

- And the world would be a much

better place for it.

- Commander, we both know,

that if he dies

in that cell,

questions will be asked.

- And should he

escape custody

in the hospital

and k*ll again...

both of which

you and I know

he is more than

capable of doing,

it will be my neck

on the line...

Inspector.

Therefore,

as far as

you're concerned...

he got into a fight

over his dead sister.

Which led to him

sh**ting a man dead,

in Zanga Republic.

The m*rder weapon was found

in his possession.

He was arrested...

and later succumbed

to his injuries,

and was pronounced

dead in his cell.

Any more questions,

Inspector?

[door opens and closes]

[siren wails]

- Move!

[siren wailing]

Stay with me.

Just stay with me.

Stay with me, stay with me,

hang in there, hang in there.

We're almost there.

You hear me?

Get out of the way!

You hear me?

[eerie music]

[children playing]

[sombre music]

[Shaka] I know

about your sister,

I know.

What the f*ck do you want?

For the last time.

I can't hear you.

f*ck you m*therf*cker!

[Shaka laughs]

You are a spy.

[blow thuds]

Eh?

I know about your sister,

I know.

[Men] Shaka, Shaka, Shaka.

[blow thuds]

[monitor beeping]

[traffic rumbling]

[gentle music]

[monitor beeping

[Zion gasps]

- How long was I out?

- One week.

I warned you.

I told you to stay away

from trouble,

but you wouldn't.

See what you've

done to yourself.

- This is just a big

misunderstanding.

That's all...

it's just...

it's... it's nothing.

[Mother sobs]

Please, it's OK.

Don't, don't

worry yourself.

Come on Ma, it's OK.

Don't worry, Ma.

I'm fine.

All my life I've

been a fighter

[indistinct]

Always on fire

All my life I've

been a fighter

[indistinct]

Always on fire

m*therf*cker

can't stop me now

They can't own me now

Been a fella all my life

[monitor beeping]

[Zion snoring]

[Zion] Ooh!

Ooh.

[monitor beeping]

- Why did they handcuff

you to the bed?

You are sick?

- What the hell are

you doing here?

- I snuck in to see you.

- How?

- Most people don't pay

attention to kids.

Plus, I'm smart.

- Hey, don't touch

anything here.

- Zion.

That's a weird name.

WOW! You're old.

- Shut up.

Give me that.

[monitor beeping]

I was better off

in a coma.

- I agree.

- Why did you

even come here?

Don't you know

it's not safe?

- Two reasons.

Firstly,

I wanted to make

sure you were OK.

When I'm sick, I feel a bit

better when I see my friends.

- OK...

...so we're supposed

to be friends now?

- Of course.

- Where are your parents?

- They're not around.

- You can get in big

trouble for being here.

You know the police

are right outside.

- I know, but I have to give

you something.

- What could you possibly

have that I need?

- That's you right,

in army clothes?

[tense music]

You're lucky I couldn't

crack the passcode,

or else I would

have sold it by now.

Take it.

- Where did you get this?

- I saw the bad guys hit her

with a big black car.

She dropped it,

and I took it,

but no one saw

me pick it up.

[tense music continues]

You did it.

[Zion] Ssh.

[Woman groans]

[Dr Baptiste] You take it in.

[tense music continues]

[Ronke] Someone's trying

to k*ll me!

I saw something

I shouldn't have seen!

Zion!

He injected me Zion!

[suspenseful music]

- OK... I've gotta

get out of here.

Give me your earring.

- Excuse me please.

- Excuse me, Ma.

The patient has only

awoken from his coma

within the last

eight hours.

It's highly dangerous

to move him at this early stage.

The hospital is against it.

- That is no ordinary patient.

I will personally escort

him back into custody,

where he will be lovingly

monitored by a police doctor.

- No, no, no.

Commander, Commander.

Commander.

Please. Please.

The patient is

still half dead.

Surely, we should leave

him there to recover.

We still have two officers

guarding the room

24 hours a day.

- Half dead?

- Yes, Ma.

- Half dead is not good enough,

inspector.

Excuse me.

[tense music]

Out of my way.

Out of my way!

[upbeat music]

[singing in foreign language]

[people chatting indistinctly]

- Long time no see.

[chuckling]

Huh?

My son.

I have been

expecting you.

- I need protection.

- Mmm.

These herbs...

will heal your wounds.

Ah!

But...

[chuckling]

this strain...

can increase your...

reflex time.

Big boss.

this particular hybrid,

can render you...

impenetrable...

to knives.

Or b*ll*ts.

- With all due

respect, Baba.

That's not the kind

of protection I'm looking for.

[Baba chuckling]

- Perhaps...

this is more of what

you had in mind.

Sweet.

[suspenseful music]

- Doctor Baptiste?

It appears we

have a problem.

A man named Zion Ladejo

escaped custody earlier today.

And he's been

asking questions

about his dead sister.

- Don't worry.

Just consider him

taken care of.

- This individual,

was dishonourably discharged

from the military.

He also served time in prison.

He should be considered

armed and

highly dangerous.

- Commander Obi... just

send me an address

and then I'll have my associates

take care of him.

- And the shipment?

- The shipment will

arrive as planned.

[upbeat music]

[Man] Who's this?

[indistinct chatter]

Who are you?

Come. Who do you

think you are?

Boy...

Who are you?

- Tell Chairman it's Zion.

[indistinct chatter]

- Not so tough now,

are you?

[g*ns c*ck]

[men shouting]

- Who the f*ck do

you think you are?

- Get out of here!

- The one and only Zion.

They say you are a ghost.

...back from the dead.

- Take me to see

Jagun-f*cking-labi!

[tense music]

- Wait here.

- So, you think

you're a big man?

- Let me see that hand.

f*cking stretch

that hand.

Please.

You go f*cking

stretch that hand.

Get this m*therf*cker

out of my sights.

Look who

we have here.

Zion Ladejo.

Growing up...

me and this n*gga used

to be like five and six.

- Until you started

dating my sister.

- My condolences again.

- She never did have

good taste in men.

[laughing]

- Jagun, who is

this guy now?

What is his...

- Hey, hey, hey, hey!

Watch your tone.

He and I were

brothers in arms.

In the days when

we were in the military.

So...

...what brings you to

my humble abode?

- m*rder.

The drug dealers

k*lled Ronke.

- f*ck that.

Ronke... k*lled Ronke.

They said she was high.

Ran into the street and

you know the rest of the story.

- No.

It was m*rder.

She filmed the

dealers k*lling a girl,

and lost her life

because of it.

They tried to

make it look like

it was a drugged up

accident.

- So why do you

come to me?

- How do I get

to this man?

- This level of information

needs to be paid for.

There.

[tense music]

Baptiste.

He's untouchable.

- How so?

- Money.

Power.

Fame.

It's a f*cking trifecta.

- How do I find him?

- You don't.

But you f*ck

with his money.

He'll find you.

- Who's the drug dealer

who drives the black van?

- You know you're

asking a lot of questions

for someone who

just came into town.

- Hey, you owe me.

- I don't f*cking

owe you sh*t!

- I saved your f*cking life!

- Black van. Who is he?

- Seems you want to die.

It's your funeral.

Shaka Bulla.

He's the street sentinel.

He runs Zanga Republic...

and he's the main

distributor for Baptiste.

- Who's the supplier?

- So the main chemicals

come from the US.

You can try the

local docks at Ijede.

Shaka Bulla's van

has been seen loading there.

You'll find what you need.

You need permission

to start a f*cking w*r, Zion.

And this is a w*r

you can't win.

[tense music continues]

Have a good life.

Or the rest of it.

The little you have.

[tense music continues]

- Please, please.

Follow him.

- Come on, get in.

[g*nf*re]

[tense music continues]

[rapid g*nf*re]

- I'm out, get to shore.

- Step on it.

- Faster, go faster.

Move, move.

[g*nf*re]

[g*nsh*t]

- I completely

understand Mr...

Anderson.

Your payment

will be delivered...

as agreed.

[Zion] It was m*rder.

She filmed the dealers

k*lling a girl.

And lost her life because of it.

[van engine rumbling]

[suspenseful music]

[g*nshots]

How do I find him?

[Jagun] You don't.

But you f*ck with his money,

and he'll find you.

[blows landing]

[suspenseful music]

You need permission

to start a f*cking w*r, Zion.

And this is a w*r you can't win.

Have a good life.

Or the rest of it.

The little you have.

[indistinct chatter]

[engine starts]

[upbeat music]

Then you better please pray

Officer, what's my offense?

- Which m*therf*cker did it?

Who took my van?

Who took my van?

Was it you?

Huh?

Why are you laughing?

No sir, no sir.

- Why are you laughing?

Huh?

What you find out?

Anybody that got him,

I'm gonna k*ll them.

Now I'm gonna get him.

He's mine.

You understand?

[All] Yes, sir!

You understand?!

[All] YES SIR!

Correct.

Now somebody go and

buy me Amala and Egusi.

Ga-ga, go-go!

[All] Go-go, ga-ga!

[tense music]

- Be careful,

please don't sh**t me!

- What the...

What the hell are

you doing here?

- I was hiding.

- Hiding? From who?

From who?

- You are funny when

you are angry.

- Get out.

Get out.

- I'm hungry.

- This is why I

don't want kids.

I'm gonna drop you off

at the police station.

Is that what you want?

Speak now,

talk, talk, talk!

[laidback music]

Ooh

OK, fine, fine. OK. OK.

You're my hero

(Hero)

You're my hero

But you're my hero

(Hero)

Cos you're my hero

Woah

- You brought her

from Zanga?

- I found her in the street.

- What's your name?

- Remi.

- How about your parents?

- They are dead.

- Who has been

taking care of you?

- I can take care of myself.

- Oh yeah.

- Don't worry.

I'll drop her off at the

orphanage tomorrow.

- Let her stay here.

You're my hero

(Hero)

You're my hero

[music fades]

[somber music]

You are packing?

You just came now.

- Forgive me, Ma.

I've got to find

another place to stay.

If anyone asks...

you tell them I went back

to the States after the funeral.

- Why?

- It's better you

don't know, Ma.

- Zion, tell me why.

Why, Zion?

- I can't risk your safety.

- I don't like this.

I don't like this

at all, at all!

I don't like it!

I just lost your sister.

They nearly beat

you to death.

Why?

Why are you

doing this to me?

What have I done to you?

Why are you treating

me like this?

- Ma, come on now.

Don't be angry, Ma.

- Don't be angry?

- Ma... if I don't do

something now

we're carrying this

pain around forever.

- Let the police

handle it now!

- It's too late for that, Ma.

It's too late.

They set me up.

If they find me,

they arrest me.

- What has my son

gotten himself into?

What have you

done to yourself?

What have you done?

Zion, please don't go!

Please. For God's sake,

don't go!

- Ma, come on, please.

Ma.

[Ma sobs]

Ma, it will all

be over soon.

It will all be over soon.

I have to take

care of this, Ma.

[sombre music continues]

You know this

girl is waiting.

Let's get back to her.

Before she steals

everything in our house.

[siren wailing]

[traffic honking]

- Officer.

Any witnesses?

- Nobody's willing to talk, sir.

- So all these people, and...

nobody saw a thing?

- They are all scared

of the dealers.

- They're scared

of the dealers, huh?

- Yes, sir.

[siren bleeps]

- Come with me.

- OK, sir.

[strikes match]

[tense music]

[Jagun] Baptiste?

He's untouchable.

[Zion] How so?

[Jagun] Money.

Power.

Fame.

It's a f*cking trifecta.

[Zion] How do I find him?

[Jagun] But you f*ck

with his money,

and he'll find you.

[tense music continues]

[suspenseful music]

[tires screech]

- You're late.

- Are you Chef Cook?

The chemist?

- Yes.

Where's Shaka Bulla?

- I'm the new guy.

[g*nsh*t]

[suspenseful music continues]

[bottle breaks

[fire roars]

- Did you think...

you could cut me out,

of a million dollar deal?

Here, I am God!

Here, I am King!

I f*cking rule!

[g*nsh*t]

[Obi] Have you located

our friend?

- Relax, Commander Obi.

We have it under control.

My boys are on him,

and I promise you,

once we get him

you'll be the first to know.

[suspenseful music continues]

- Boss Baptiste.

Good evening.

You're looking sharp.

- What the

f*ck happened?

- It was just a little

misunderstanding boss.

Some of my street

boys were attacked.

Now the police have

stormed the streets.

I suspect it's that JJC boy.

That American

m*therf*cker boy.

And he steal

my van, sir.

- f*ck your van!

They had like a

hundred thousand dollars

worth of product

in there.

Huh?

- Boss, I was able to save some

of the products,

and money from

the warehouses.

Everything is in there.

- You just saved

your own life.

We begin the

expansion in Abuja.

Don't f*ck this one up.

- Yes boss.

- Find me the phone.

k*ll the guy...

or I k*ll you.

Huh?

What did I say?

- Find the phone.

k*ll the guy,

or you k*ll me.

- Yes.

Let's go.

[suspenseful music continues]

-What the f*ck are

you looking at?

[traffic rumbling]

[horn honks]

- Get in.

- See, see, let me tell you,

they just fired me here.

I don't want to die too.

Just drive off, go!

Look, wind up and drive off,

before somebody

sees me here now!

- I don't have time for this,

will you get in?

- No, don't get down!

People are going to

see us here now!

- Let's go, let's go, let's go.

Let's go, let's go.

Get in the car quick.

- Why did you

come into my life?

I told you before

I don't want any trouble!

- And I told you

that I'd end this.

-Do you have any idea the people

that you are messing with?

If I'm seen inside this van

or anywhere near this van,

I could be k*lled,

do you realize that?

- Relax.

It's called hiding

in plain sight.

- No, it's suicide!

- Everyone knows

this vehicle.

Everyone's afraid

of this vehicle.

- This is insane.

- Where can I find

Shaka Bulla?

- I don't know his house.

- Where does he hang out?

- I told you before... Zanga.

- Not anymore.

[horn beeps]

- There's a local nightclub,

by Alwily Street.

I've seen him there

once or twice.

Are you going to k*ll him?

You know a reason

why I should?

- For what they did.

They all deserve to die.

- Listen, I'm sorry.

[sombre music]

- She was my friend too.

Be careful.

[phone ringing]

[suspenseful music]

- You're on.

Take care of it.

[suspenseful music continues]

- Give us money please.

- Give us money please.

- Give us money please.

- Give us money please.

Give us money please.

- Hey.

Hey.

I warned you.

Stay with my mom!

- I'm sorry, but I have

to face my business.

Time is money, and

it's all about business.

- What business?

- Remi, let's go now.

- I'm on my way!

- Come here.

I know you're

tough, OK?

I know you are tough.

But these streets

are dangerous.

And you're a child.

- I'm not a child.

- Remi... you're a child.

- And you are a liar.

You said we

were friends,

but all you care about

is to turn me into the police

like everybody else.

- I'm just trying to help

you find some family.

Get you back in school.

- No, you just want to take

me back to the orphanage.

I'd rather die

than go back there.

- Hey, hey, hey

don't say that.

- You are not

a good person.

Friends don't

drop each other.

- I never said

we were friends.

- Then go. Why are

you disturbing me?

- These streets are dangerous,

they're not safe.

- I know these streets.

No one will overpower me.

You are the one

that is not safe.

- You're right.

I'm not safe.

[tense music]

[buttons beeping]

[phone ringing]

[drum beating]

[eerie music]

[g*nf*re]

[Zion grunts]

[g*nf*re continues]

[Zion groans]

- Are you mad?

Your papa!

Are you mad?

Where's the m*therf*cker?

Get him!

[Zion groaning]

Get the m*therf*cker!

[g*nf*re]

Get him!

[suspenseful music]

- Whoa!

[horn beeping]

[g*nsh*t]

- You're not moving fast

enough to get away!

You're not getting away!

I'm gonna sh**t your papa!

You m*therf*cker!

You're a m*therf*cker!

[suspenseful music continues]

Hundred!

sh**t him! sh**t him!

Hundred, this guy's crazy!

- I'll sh**t your papa!

- f*ck him up!

- I'm gonna sh**t your papa!

sh**t him! sh**t him!

sh**t him!

sh**t him! sh**t him!

sh**t him!

[suspenseful music continues]

[horns honking]

Are you mad?

Are you mad?

f*ck!

m*therf*cker move!

m*therf*cker!

f*ck! Get him!

f*ck him up!

[Shaka shouting]

[sombre music]

[tires squealing]

[vehicle crashes]

[suspenseful music]

[Zion grunting]

[suspenseful music continues]

[Zion panting]

- Where are

you hiding?

So, you're

hiding from me?

Where are you

hiding him?

Where are you hiding him?

Show yourself!

I'm gonna blow

your head coward!

[suspenseful music continues]

- Hey!

[Zion grunting]

- Get on.

Quick.

[suspenseful music continues]

[g*nf*re]

[cartoon plays in background]

[knocking on door]

- Who is there?

- Good morning, Ma.

- Ah, mother, the mother.

Good morning, Ma.

- Morning.

Who are you looking for?

[Shaka laughing]

So this is the house

of the great Zion.

Mama, don't be angry.

I know it's too early.

We are friends.

Of Zion, your son.

We were in the

neighborhood,

I wanted to say hello.

Is he around?

- No, he's not here.

He's not here.

- Where is he?

- He went back

to America.

- America?

- He went back.

- Ah.

- Who will I tell him

came to look for him?

- Hey beautiful girl,

how are you?

- She's cute.

- Thank you.

- Anyway, mama,

you can tell him,

his two best friends,

came looking for him.

Just to surprise him.

- It's OK, I will tell him

when he comes.

You're welcome.

- OK, have a nice day.

Did you hear?

You're looking amazing.

- Thank you very much.

- Shaka.

- Thank you.

- Goodbye.

Let's go.

- Shaka, you are a lizard.

- Don't worry, don't worry,

don't run don't run.

[sombre music]

- I'm sure you should be pleased

to know that we have your cut.

We'll be wiring your percentage

to your private account...

[Zion groans]

- Pay his mother...

another visit.

That should

smoke him out.

- You need a hospital.

- No.

Get my medical supplies.

Just... just need

my medical supplies.

- It was my fault

your sister died.

She was late

for work and...

she needed a

place to change.

So I told her to

use that room.

Ronke, don't touch anything.

I had no idea the

guys who rented it

would come back

that early, and...

she was trapped in there.

She witnessed them

m*rder a woman.

So they put a

g*n to my head,

and asked me

to hide the body.

They gave me

half a million Naira.

I'm ashamed of what I did.

I loved your sister.

She was my friend.

My best friend.

[sombre music continues]

- It wasn't your fault.

It wasn't your fault.

[knocking on door]

- Peace be unto this home.

- Who are you and

what do you want?

- My name is

Doctor Baptiste,

and we are on a search,

for your son.

Where is he?

- I don't know

where he is.

- You don't know

where he is?

You try to play smart

with me madam, hmm?

[hand slaps]

[Ma screams]

- I am finished.

I don't know

where he is!

[tense music]

- Hey, hey, hey!

[hand slaps]

[Ma screams]

Sit the f*ck down!

Now I'm gonna

ask you again...

and you're

gonna tell me.

Where the f*ck...

is your son?

- He doesn't tell me

where he goes because,

just, for my protection.

He doesn't tell

me anywhere.

Where...

Where...

...is he?

Where?

Where?

Where...

is your son?

[blows land]

[Baptiste exhales]

[menacing music]

[buttons beeping]

[phone ringing]

- Careful.

[phone vibrating]

- Hello? Ma?

Ma?

- Oh, I'm so surprised

you're still alive.

- If you touch one

hair on her head...

I swear to God...

- Will you shut

that pie hole of yours!

Shut, shut your mouth.

Shut your mouth, OK?

And then you listen.

You listen carefully.

If I don't get

my phone Zion,

I promise you...

All...

All that you love.

All that you hold dear.

Everything.

I'll take it all from you.

- Hello?

Hello?

[Nilke] Careful.

[Zion groans]

[phone ringing]

- Jagunlabi.

I need your help.

[bike engine roaring]

[Zion panting]

[sombre music]

- Ma?

Mami?

Ma?

Ma?

Ma?

Remi?

[Zion groans]

Ma?

Ma?

Mami?

[sombre music continues]

[singer vocalising]

- I don't want to

lose both of you.

I asked you to stay

away from trouble,

but you wouldn't.

[sombre music continues]

[singer vocalising]

Let it be nothing.

Things always go bad

whenever you are

around him.

[singing in foreign language]

[Baptiste] All that you love.

All that you hold dear.

I'll take it all from you.

- I wanted to make

sure you were OK.

When I'm sick, I feel a bit

better when I see my friends.

[music continues]

No

[singing in foreign language]

- Lay him down here.

Lay him down here.

Easy. Easy.

Jagun.

[Jagun] Baba.

I greet you.

- I have to go...

- If you leave here, you die.

Are you listening to me?

Relax.

You're wounded,

and you've lost a lot of blood.

This is gonna hurt.

Alright. Hold still.

[music intensifies]

Stay down! Stay down.

Let's go.

Hold him steady.

- Give him something

that will calm him.

- Ero.

Iron...

Lion...

Zion.

[eerie music]

[Zion gasping]

OG. Welcome back.

Yes, your body

needed the rest.

How do you feel now?

- Good.

- Be patient.

Hmm.

So drink this.

Drink it.

- What's that?

- [chuckling] Drink it.

Instead, pound the yam.

Put it in, put it in.

Drink it!

Drink it. Drink.

Finish it.

- I have to go.

- No, no, no, no, no, no.

I recommend you

rest until daybreak.

- And so do I.

You need the rest.

Rest.

- Are you listening?

I have to go.

- Stop. Stop.

If you insist on venturing

into this underworld...

let me at least,

give your spirit

some protection.

Pay attention.

The work is important.

This is serious work.

[tense music]

This one...

will serve you better than,

g*ns and ammunition.

It also wouldn't hurt...

to wear this.

- So what's your next move,

brother?

- Revenge.

- Blood begets blood.

- We'll go with you.

[tense music continues]

But once this is over...

all debts are paid.

[tense music continues]

[singer vocalising]

[people shouting]

[g*nsh*t]

[g*nf*re]

[people shouting]

[g*nf*re continues]

[people shouting]

-Go-go!

-Ga-ga!

-Ga-ga!

-Go-go!

- Goooo-Go!

Goooo-Go!

[tense music continues]

[body thuds]

[people shouting]

[Shaka laughing]

Jagun, Jagun!

What's up?

My brother.

Long time no see.

What's really happening?...

- Shaka Bulla.

- Uh-huh?

- You...

and your f*cking

zombie tribes,

are no longer welcome

in this community.

This is the end.

It's time to leave.

- Me?

Jagun, Jagun.

Go?

"All of you are

no longer welcome."

[all laughing]

Forget it, my brother!

Me?

It's a free country.

Me and my boys.

Can set up shop

any f*cking place!

And there's nothing you

can f*cking do my brother.

- You broke the code.

You got family

involved in this sh*t.

And you and your

f*cking walking dead...

have turned this area...

into sh*t with your drugs.

These are our

ancestral land.

And the Sons of the Soil.

You need permission

to f*ck with this land.

I'm gonna give

you two choices.

Either you...

leave this community

and live.

Or...

you stay...

and everybody dies.

Your choice.

- You know.

You know both of us

are the Sons of the Soil.

You make your money.

I make my money.

No problems.

Then this m*therf*cker,

American boy.

[tense music continues]

Comes into our business.

He wants to tear us apart.

Your head is not right.

Shaka and Jagunlabi.

We are brothers.

Now, both of us.

We'll remain here.

So what's it going

to be my brother?

f*ck him up.

- He came back

with nothing.

- f*ck him up.

Jagun, Jagun!

f*ck him up.

- American boy.

[Shaka] American m*therf*cker.

- Shaka and Jagunlabi!

- American boy.

- You what?

- f*ck you.

[Shaka laughs]

- So what's it gonna be?

- You disappoint me,

Jagun, Jagun.

- f*ck that sh*t.

- You are my brother.

- But f*ck you.

- Go pull the trigger!

sh**t him!

- Alright, so be it...

- BANG!

[g*nsh*t]

[g*nf*re]

Are you mad?

You wanna play with Shaka?

[g*nf*re continues]

[ Please! Have mercy on me!

[fire crackling]

[g*nf*re continues]

[woman sobbing]

[Woman] I don't know who

k*lled my husband.

I don't know who

k*lled my husband.

[Woman sobbing]

Please help!

[sombre music]

Please, please!

[g*nsh*t]

- All units! All units!

Man down, man down!

Lock the perimeter!

Man down, man down!

[Woman] Someone call the medic!

Call the medic right now!

[tense music]

[upbeat music]

[traffic honking]

- You've been

enjoying yourself.

This one is seven.

[people chatting indistinctly]

Shaka's here.

Go and handle

your business.

Give me that.

- Hey, Shaka Bulla!

[g*nsh*t]

[body thuds]

[tense music]

- Who f*cking k*lled

my mother?

- I don't know!

- Who the f*ck

k*lled my mother?

- I swear I don't know,

I swear I don't know.

I swear it wasn't me,

I swear it wasn't me!

I swear...

- Open your mouth.

Where's the girl?

You're gonna tell me

where the girl is

or I'm gonna blow

your f*cking brains out.

Do you hear me?

[Hundred grunting]

- I think...

I think Shaka

has the girl.

I don't know where, I swear!

I don't know!

- Where?

- He, he's at the nightclub,

Palm's nightclub.

Please don't k*ll me,

please don't k*ll me!

Please!

- You nasty a*s b*tch

a*s m*therf*cker!

- Please don't k*ll me!

- I should f*ck you up...

- Please, please, please,

please, please...

[siren wailing]

[g*nf*re]

[mellow music]

[singing in foreign language]

[music intensifies]

[people cheering]

[Shaka] Strike it.

- Somebody help!

Somebody help me!

[tense music continues]

[g*nf*re]

- My...

...f*cking knee!

You shot me!

m*therf*cker American boy!

[Shaka shouting]

- Get in the f*cking van,

you piece of sh*t!

[suspenseful music]

- m*therf*cker American boy.

- Shaka...

I have two questions for you.

How you answer

these questions...

will determine how fast...

or how slow...

you die.

Do you hear me?

[Shaka] f*ck you.

- Who k*lled my Mama?

- I don't want to

lose both of you.

- f*ck you.

m*therf*cker American boy.

[suspenseful music continues]

- You can feel it?

You can feel it, can you?

You can feel it?

You feel that?

[Shaka groaning]

Who k*lled my mama?

- Listen to me!

- I hear you!

Listen to me!

Jesus...

Baptiste.

- Baptiste?

- It was Baptiste.

Do you hear me?

- Where's the girl?

[both grunting]

Where is the girl?

- Abuja, Abuja, Abuja.

- Abuja, is she there now?

- She's there, she's there.

Baptiste wants to expand.

We just took her

for leverage.

[Zion exclaims]

- How is she going

to get there?

I'll twist this

f*cking knife!

- They're at six ten.

- Six ten?

Six ten where?

- Platform 1.

- Hey?

- I beg, I beg, I beg!

Please, please, please!

They are expecting me.

Baptiste is expecting me.

On a First Class... carriage.

I gave him up.

[flesh squelching]

[Shaka screams]

- f*cking take it!

[Shaka groaning]

[sinister music]

[engine revving]

[body thuds]

[man laughs]

- Where's the phone?

[sinister music continues]

[train horn blares]

[Announcer] The train

at platform two

will be departing shortly.

[tense music]

[Announcer 2] Attention

all passengers.

The six ten train will be

arriving shortly on platform 1.

Boarding starts now.

[tense music continues]

[people talking indistinctly]

- See, see, see, see.

The guy carries a g*n.

- Jesus!

- Hey, he has a g*n.

[Woman] He has a g*n.

[Man] Has a g*n, has a g*n.

[Woman 2] Jesus, he has a g*n.

[train horn blares]

[Man 2] I beg,

I beg, I beg, shift.

[tense music]

- You here to arrest me?

- I'm here to arrest Baptiste.

And you?

- I'm here to k*ll him.

[tense music continues]

- Your ticket...

Your ticket...

Your ticket...

Your ticket please...

Your ticket...

Your ticket...

[g*nsh*t]

Your ticket...

Your ticket...

Your ticket...

Your ticket...

Your ticket please...

Your ticket please...

Your ticket...

[Zion exhales]

Your ticket...

Your ticket...

Your tick...

[Inspector whimpering]

[Zion] Sorry.

[g*nsh*t]

[Woman] Jesus!

He has a g*n! He has a g*n!

Move! Move!

[Zion ]Get down!

Stay down!

[g*nf*re]

Get down!

Everybody stay down!

[g*nf*re continues]

[people shrieking]

[g*nf*re continues]

Ah!

[blows thudding]

Stay down!

Stay down!

[tense music continues]

- I knew,

you would find me...

eventually.

- Let her go.

- In my hand is a

tranquilizer g*n.

It has enough narcotics

to k*ll, like, five men.

You sh**t me...

I accidentally,

discharge. Reflex.

She dies.

She has nothing

to do with this.

Isn't it me you want?

- Oh yes, yes, yes,

it's you I want.

Drop the g*n.

- Wait.

Let's make a deal.

- Deal?

I like, I like deals.

Now, what deal?

Tell me.

[tense music continues]

You take it in.

- I also have your shipment.

Five million US.

You give me the girl.

I give you the bag.

- Close your ears.

f*ck you!

[Baptiste laughs]

You give me the bag,

then I give you the girl.

[tense music continues]

- Take it.

- You...

have cost my enterprise...

so much.

Troublemaker.

I could just...

sh**t you right

here in the heart.

And then you die.

But where's

the fun in that?

You see, I am Doctor

Baptiste and I...

I love to be fair.

You see,

growing up...

my father...

he used to box.

And...

he was pretty good.

My mother's

body and mine

were his punching bag.

So...

at the tender age,

I learned how to...

defend myself.

My first victim...

was my father's jaw.

And my last victim...

was your Mom!

And she cried.

[combatants grunting]

You pig!

[blows landing]

[tense music continues]

[combatants grunting]

[tense music continues]

No... please...

No.

Please.

Please.

I am...

I'm a doctor.

Please!

- Remi.

Close your eyes.

[g*nsh*t]

[somber music]

So what now?

- You've caused

a lot of problems

you know that, right?

If I see you again,

I'll arrest you.

Understood?

- Thanks.

[sombre music continues]

[gentle music]

[g*nsh*t]

- What the f*ck is

going on Baptiste?

[Zion] Baptiste is dead.

- Zion?

[Zion] How much were they

paying you to keep quiet?

- You have absolutely

no proof,

and you're way

in over your head.

You hear me, Zion?

I will have law enforcement

all over your a*s

between here and Egypt!

Do you hear me?

[phone beeping]

Zion?

Hello?

[knocking on door]

[tense music]

- Well, Commander, these...

EFSC officials would like

to speak with you.

Regarding the

unsolicited funds

you have been receiving

from Doctor James Baptiste.

We have payments

and messages from his phone,

directly connecting you to

the m*rder of three individuals.

[Obi sighs]

You are looking at

a life sentence, Ma.

Commander Obi.

You are under arrest.

Please hand over

your badge...

and your g*n.

- Uh, Inspector Bello.

I don't do jail.

[g*nsh*t]

[tense music continues]

[Zion] Our people have a saying.

Ti ogun ba kuro ni ile,

alaafia ma bo wa.

When w*r,

leaves the house,

peace

will return

After the son of the soil

[upbeat music]

After the son of the soil

Whoa

After the son of the soil

[rapping indistinctly]

I'm the son of the soil

Nothing can hit me

I don't get destroyed

Stories of men we don't fall

to my sword

[indistinct]

Son of the soil

My blood on the ground

I'm where I belong

this is my promised land

I'm four generations

of greatness within

Leaving my city

without being king

Voice of the people

Don't get me standing

up bloody with people

Step in my life

and be safe from the evil

Take to the sky

watch me fly like an eagle

Soil

Son of the soil

[singing indistinctly]

Came to do the time

came to do better

Son of the soil

[music continues]

The son of the soil

I could be son of the soil

[music continues]

[music continues]

[music ends]