Wrath and Revenge: Twist, as quest for power continues in Kowa

In a movie that is a sequel to the popular political series, “Sons of the Caliphate”, Wrath and Revenge returns with another twist.

Nuhu Bula who was contesting the governorship seat of Kowa state against the incumbent Governor Sanusi, is set to be the next governor of Kowa.

But in another turn of event, his wife that has been supporting him thick and thin is now becoming his biggest fear, and problem.

His wife, Binta (Rahama Sadau) learns he wants to marry another woman, and she is ready to do everything possible to stop him, just as she was ready to do anything to see him succeed.

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Nuhu, the governorship aspirant didn’t know what his wife was up to, until when a confrontation between them ensued.

She was heard in the trailer saying, “My husband is the right person for the governorship of Kowa, it’s our destiny to lead the state to greatness. We are willing to anything to get what we want. “

In the trailer watched by First Post, Binta confronted Nuhu and said, “You are watching someone. You didn’t think I would notice?” she said.

“I am entitled to another wife,” he answered.

After a long tete-a-tete, she said to him that she would not sit idly and watch him bring another wife after all she has done for him to get the elected.

Surprised, he asked, “What have you done, Binta,” to which she replied, “Did you killed Khalifa,” she asked him which was followed a tense music, and confusion on his face.

Asking her what she said, Binta answered, “I brought the fucking plane down.”

In the quest for power, Nuhu never knew the dirty game happening within his inner circle, which involves plane crash and many attacks on villagers all orchestrated by his wife.

Nuhu, is now confuse, and in between the devil and the deep blue sea as things unfolds.

The political drama is produces by Mo Abudu and directed by Dimbo Atiya in the star-studded film that cast Rahama Sadau, Yakubu Mohammed, Patrick Doyle, Ifeanyi Kalu, Mofe Duncan, Uzee Usman, Sophia Muhammed and a host of others.