Grip Am
A poor farmer, Ise, wishes for power to trap anything that climbs his orange tree by saying “Grip Am”; he uses it to control his troubles and trap the Angel of Death, while his wife Aso has her own wish.
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A poor farmer, Ise, wishes for power to trap anything that climbs his orange tree by saying “Grip Am”; he uses it to control his troubles and trap the Angel of Death, while his wife Aso has her own wish.
A former military major enters Nigerian politics and finds that his vanity and inexperience complicate his campaign; when his American wife returns and discovers that he has married two other women, the wives form alliances that challenge his political plans.
In the Yoruba kingdom of Kutuje, King Odewale seeks the cause of a plague. A prophecy and revelations about the murder of the former king expose that Odewale unknowingly killed his father and married his mother; Ojuola kills herself, and Odewale leaves the kingdom.
A poor farmer, Ise, wishes for power to trap anything that climbs his orange tree by saying “Grip Am”; he uses it to control his troubles and trap the Angel of Death, while his wife Aso has her own wish.
A former military major enters Nigerian politics and finds that his vanity and inexperience complicate his campaign; when his American wife returns and discovers that he has married two other women, the wives form alliances that challenge his political plans.
In the Yoruba kingdom of Kutuje, King Odewale seeks the cause of a plague. A prophecy and revelations about the murder of the former king expose that Odewale unknowingly killed his father and married his mother; Ojuola kills herself, and Odewale leaves the kingdom.