[music] Please, can you pull over?
My son is feeling sick.
[music] Daniel, I’m Mani.
Have you eaten today?
Biscuits.
The whole shop.
When you get home, let mommy find you something better.
All right.
You’re good with children.
Why aren’t you teaching?
I studied early childhood education.
I’m still looking.
Something good will come.
Amen.
[music] Don’t tell me what did they want this time.
Third interview.
Third no.
They want Montasuri training and I’m still short after rent and car repairs.
So we keep going.
Have you eaten bread and optimism?
That’s not dinner.
Come over tonight.
I’ll cook.
[music] Whatever she wants.
Your training money stays yours.
Immi.
I haven’t even answered.
I’ll call you back [music] every day.
Trousers and flat shoes straight from that car.
I need 150,000 naira.
I sent money last week.
I paid your electricity.
I can’t spare anymore.
So, we’re counting now.
You have savings.
You have money for a course, but not for the woman who raised you.
That course could get me a job.
And until then, driving strangers, look at your life.
I’m trying to change it.
Your father would be ashamed.
I didn’t bring you here to quarrel.
I met a businessman, Victor Balogan.
He knows people in education.
[music] You told him about me.
[music] My daughter, educated, hardworking, he wants to meet you tomorrow evening at his hotel.
I’ll keep applying myself.
And what about the money your father left?
I can release 250,000, enough for your course.
[music] For years, you said there was nothing.
It’s mine.
Why do I have to meet him to get it?
[music] because I’m trying to help you.
Meet him and I’ll release it.
[music] Will you be there and we’re only discussing work?
Yes, of course.
[music] All right, I’ll go.
Good girl.
[music] Mommy, I’m upstairs.
You said we’d meet him together.
Where are you?
I’m coming, Imani.
Victor is waiting.
Go and introduce yourself.
[music] [music] [music] So, you’re Imani?
Linda didn’t tell me you were this beautiful, Mr.
Balagon.
Linda said you could help me find a teaching position.
Sit.
What will you drink?
Water, please.
Is she on her way?
She [music] had something to do.
I brought my certificates.
I studied early childhood education.
You drive, don’t you?
I could give you an apartment, a car.
You wouldn’t need any of this.
What exactly is the job?
I’m offering to take care of you.
Then there’s been a misunderstanding.
I should leave.
Sit down.
Your mother collected 2 million naira.
She promised you’d spend time with me.
Don’t pretend you don’t understand.
Your mother took my money.
Then ask her to return it.
Let go.
Stop making this difficult.
You’re hurting me.
Don’t touch me.
[gasps] Stop that woman.
[music] Your love is still my love.
Even if the whole world turn [music] against me, I go fight for my love my love break my [music] soul.
[singing] As long as there my body let you go.
Oh my baby.
[music and singing] Oh my baby.
Please help me.
[sighs and gasps] What are you doing in my room?
[gasps] I’m sorry.
Some men are chasing me.
Please let me hide for a minute.
Call security.
You need to leave.
They’re coming.
In there.
Sir, we’re looking for a woman.
And why would she be in my room?
She attacked our boss.
We only want to check.
You’re not checking anything.
Report it to the police.
Or shall I call the manager?
[singing] Security.
Two men are harassing guests on this floor.
Keep them out.
Check the exits.
You can come out.
They’re gone for now.
Who did that?
My stepmother said he could help me find work.
He’d paid her to bring me to him.
He wouldn’t let me leave.
Do you need a doctor?
No, I just need to sit [music] the other end, please.
[music] Of course.
I’m Imani.
What’s your name?
Imani.
Just Imani.
[music] I don’t like being touched unexpectedly.
You’re not going to ask why?
Do you want to tell me?
Then you don’t have to.
Imani, where are you?
At the hotel.
A man tried to force himself on me.
I got away.
Someone helped me.
I’ll send you my location.
They’ve left this floor, but they are still looking for you.
Stay until morning.
The guest room locks from inside.
[music and singing] Are you going to eat that?
I’m starving.
[singing] I wasn’t hungry.
Help yourself.
I studied early childhood education.
My mother taught nursery.
And I’d sit at the back and watch her.
Does she still teach?
She died when I was 10.
After daddy died, Linda changed.
I kept hoping she’d be kind again.
My mother died when I was 15.
My father remarried, and it still isn’t easy.
He wants to choose everything for me, even a wife.
Do you want to marry?
Then don’t.
That part should be easy.
I don’t usually feel comfortable around women.
I noticed you don’t have to pretend with me.
Do you ever get tired of being alone?
Sometimes.
Me too.
Good night, Immani.
Can I kiss you?
[singing] Yes.
[singing] Is this all right?
Yes, you can still have the guest room.
I know.
I’d like to stay if you are sure.
Yes.
You hold my handshame.
[music] I don’t see people change.
[music] I don’t give my love to people.
[singing] We’re returning back.
But you know, thank you for helping me.
I wish I could stay, but I have to leave before he finds me.
I’ll always remember your kindness.
No need to hold you [singing] down.
[music] [singing] Immi [music] [music and singing] Peter, I need you to find someone.
A woman named Immani.
Her surname, a number.
Where did you meet?
I don’t have either at the hotel last night.
I’ll check.
[music] You didn’t get his number, his saw’s name.
Do you want to see him again?
Yes, but Victor is still looking for me.
Helped when nobody else would, and I didn’t want to bring trouble to his door.
[music] Maybe you’ll meet again.
Maybe she wasn’t registered.
Some corridor cameras stopped during a power problem.
The service exit footage doesn’t show her face clearly.
Keep looking.
[music] I’ve been feeling sick for days.
I had to pull over.
When was your last period?
Think no.
It’s positive.
What am I going to do first?
We’ll confirm it at the clinic.
And if it’s true, then you decide what you want.
It’s real.
I don’t have a permanent job.
I can’t find a Mecca and Victor is still threatening me.
[music] I’m frightened.
[singing] [music] Have you thought about what you want?
I’m keeping my baby.
Then we’ll take it one day at a time.
[music] I don’t have much to give this child.
[singing] You have more love to give than you realize.
Even if the whole world turn, [music] [singing] who is responsible?
You rejected Victor.
Now you’re pregnant for a man who hasn’t even married you.
I’m not discussing him with you.
Don’t speak about my baby like that.
[singing] After everything I did for you, [singing] you collected money to hand me over to Victor.
[music] You’re not going to control this child’s life, too.
[music] [music and singing] Have you chosen a name?
If it’s a boy, hope.
He’s given me something to look forward to.
I just want my child to know he’s loved.
He will.
[music] The PS love me now put sorrow on my road.
The hands were supposed to protect me.
Hello my baby.
He’s beautiful.
Welcome, Hope.
Your mommy is here.
I promise I’ll always do my best to protect you.
[singing] [music] Mommy.
[singing] Congratulations, Immani.
I’ve arranged a private room.
I’ll pay all your bills.
Get out.
I’m not going anywhere with you.
Speak to the nurses.
Tell them we’re moving her.
You’re not moving anyone.
I’m calling security.
[singing] Take hope.
Take him somewhere safe, please.
I can’t leave you.
He’ll use my baby to control me.
Don’t let him near my son.
[singing] [music] Victor, you came to speak to me.
So speak to me.
Little babyars.
[music] His breathing is improving.
We’ll observe him for a while.
His blood tests also show an uncommon pattern of markers.
Is he in danger?
Not from that finding alone.
His breathing is our concern.
[music] Hope had trouble breathing.
I brought him to a clinic.
He’s improving.
What?
Please bring him back.
Collect them.
Madam, I think there’s something you should hear.
His blood markers resemble a profile I saw when I worked for your family.
His mother is Immani No.
Imani, keep the record safe.
I’ll speak to the family doctor.
Could EMCA have a son?
We need a DNA test.
What’s the mother’s name?
The records aren’t complete.
Then contact her before doing anything.
My grandson.
[music] Where is she?
She left the baby.
Those are her signed papers.
I want to speak to her.
We’re trying to find her.
Meanwhile, he’s just been ill and needs somewhere safe.
Then make sure his mother knows where he is.
The paperwork [music] is valid.
The lawyer has obtained temporary guardianship.
We can bring him home.
[music] [music] I have the records.
Can I see hope?
Madam, the child has been released to his family.
We have signed authorization.
I brought him here.
Immani, come to the clinic.
They’ve taken Hope.
I’m his mother.
Hope no.
I never signed anything giving him away.
That is not my signature.
[music] Please.
He’s only 2 days old.
He needs me.
My son was taken from a clinic.
I need you to find him.
He looks exactly like you.
[music] Hello, little man.
What are you calling him?
I thought Noah.
Noah.
Dad, what happened to his mother?
The documents say she gave him up.
Then why [music] won’t anyone let me speak to her?
Peter, find Immani Wasu.
Check the records connected to my son’s birth and transfer and [music] get the original documents, not copies from Helen’s lawyer.
The Immani from the hotel understood.
Please eat something.
Do you think he’s crying?
I’m here, little man.
I’m here.
[music] What if he needs me?
I told him mommy would always be there.
Someone took your baby, Imani.
You didn’t abandon him.
[crying] But you told me that last week.
Please, I haven’t seen my son in nearly two months.
Still waiting for the clinic.
This could help us pay another lawyer.
I can’t hold another woman’s baby all day and wonder where mine is.
You don’t have to accept.
Just meet them.
Their first interview is tomorrow.
I sent your CV.
Inside.
Another rich man, Imani.
Linda says you’re still looking for your baby.
Don’t talk about my son.
Let go.
Mr.
Balagon.
Mr.
Peter, I’m here about the development project.
Then contact the office.
Leave her alone.
Your interview.
Come with me.
[music] He hasn’t settled all morning.
May I?
Hello, sweetheart.
What’s upsetting you?
[music] steal my [singing] heart.
Break my soul, Imani.
I’ve been looking for you for months.
I didn’t know how to find you.
What happened?
[music] I had a baby almost two months ago.
[music] Where is he?
Someone took him.
He was 2 days old.
From where?
That’s where my son was treated.
Noah, my father brought him home from there.
Oh my [music and singing] and his mother.
The record said she gave him up.
I didn’t give up my baby.
His name is Hope.
Maggie took him for treatment.
When she went back, he was gone.
We need a maternity DNA test, but I don’t want to promise you before we’re certain.
Please, we have to find out.
The nanny is the woman from the hotel.
Yes.
She reported her baby missing before she knew Noah was here.
Then we do the test.
Of course, we must be certain.
The mother has found the child.
Make sure the maternity test doesn’t confirm anything.
As long as breath still there, [singing] are you all right?
I keep thinking about the day Hope was born.
He cried so loudly.
The nurse said he had strong lungs.
He still knows how to make himself heard.
I only held him for one day.
[music and singing] Now you can help me.
Who is Okaf for dealing with on that property acquisition?
I’m his son’s nanny.
I don’t attend business meetings.
Your mother still owes me money.
I’ll keep troubling you until you help me.
Then collect it from her.
The controlling shareholders are listed in the published sale documents.
Start there.
It’s public information, not a secret.
My hope [sighs] forged documents attempted bribery.
He tried to blame you, but the evidence shows he arranged it independently.
What did you tell him?
Only what was in the public sale notice.
I didn’t give him anything confidential.
I’m worried about what he could have done to you, but don’t deal with him yourself.
Give Peter the numbers.
We’ll report the threats.
Are you going to fire me?
Even if the DNA result is negative.
You’re qualified for this job and no one needs you.
That doesn’t depend on the test.
[music] What does it say?
The test says Immani is not Noah’s biological mother.
No.
There’s a mistake.
Perhaps you wanted it to be true so badly.
My baby was taken from that clinic.
The same date.
Everything matches.
Coincidences happen.
Peter, get the sample collection records.
The laboratory has given its answer.
And I want to know what it received.
Every collection record.
I thought I’d found him.
Immani, do you think I’m losing my mind?
[sighs and gasps] When he settled against me, I thought I could stop looking.
[music] I still think something is wrong.
[gasps] What if the test is right?
Then we keep looking for your son.
[music] I don’t know how to lose him again.
We’re checking the test and we’re not stopping the search for hope.
I’m so tired.
[music] [singing] Mommy, I don’t have that.
His money isn’t mine.
I’ve paid your bills for years.
I’m not paying Victor’s debt.
I’ll come there and disgrace you.
[singing] No, mommy.
My daughter lives in this house.
Tell her to come out.
[music] [singing] [music] Do you want to respond?
Let Sarah handle it.
Peter found you a lawyer for a reason.
I need her to find my son.
It’s another episode.
It’s easing.
Just stay.
I’m here.
Why don’t you ever make me feel strange about this?
There’s nothing shameful about being unwell.
Helen has spent years telling me I’m difficult.
Have you ever seen a doctor she didn’t choose?
Maybe you should.
Someone you choose.
Maybe I should.
Will you stay a little longer?
Where you hold me tight.
[music] Now you my heart chooses even after all the pain.
[music] If I got [singing] another chance for love now you I will choose again.
[music] The negative test wasn’t enough.
He’s looking for the original records.
If Immani proves Noah is hers, it leads to the family trust and the money we’ve moved.
Then give him another mother.
[music] Your debts cleared.
A monthly allowance.
Your creditors won’t wait forever.
In return, you’ll tell a Mecha Okapor you’re the mother of his son.
But I’m not.
[music] And his real mother.
That isn’t your concern.
We’ll give you everything you need to say.
What do I need to remember?
The guest room was on the right.
His silver watch was beside his phone.
Beside his phone.
[music] [music and singing] We don’t need to rush forever.
We love ourselves [singing] this is Noah’s mother.
Have [music] we met at the hotel?
The guest bedroom was on the right.
You left your watch beside your phone.
I remember who was with me that night.
It wasn’t you.
The test is positive.
Are you going to question another result?
Yes.
I want an independently supervised test.
Hello, sweetheart.
I’m your mommy.
[music] [crying] May I help?
His head needs more support.
I can carry my own child.
Vanessa needs a childare assessment.
Until then, she doesn’t care for him alone.
I’m keeping him safe.
[music] [music] Vanessa, that blanket is scented.
Move it.
Call for medical help now.
She put it there.
I saw Immani handling the blanket.
Then check the camera.
The relevant recording is missing.
She noticed the danger and called for help.
I’m not dismissing her on an accusation.
She never warned me about those wipes.
[music] The warnings were here.
Someone tore them out.
The second recording is gone, too.
A senior security account was used.
Preserve the access records.
Arrange independent backups.
I need to know who is changing my son’s care.
It’s just vitamins.
Our family doctor prescribed them.
We need to confirm what’s inside.
If you’re his mother, you should want to be certain, too.
Nothing from that bottle.
[music] Have it tested.
Oh my baby, my [singing] hearts [music] they cry for you.
A seditive at a dangerous concentration not suitable for an infant.
You brought this into his nursery.
The doctor gave it to me.
I didn’t know.
Security found this in Immani’s room.
You wanted to make Vanessa look unfit, so you put dangerous medicine among his things.
I’ve never seen that bottle.
I asked for it to be tested.
Peter, call the police.
Preserve both [music] bottles and the records.
Your son was nearly poisoned and you’re still protecting her.
I’m protecting my son.
That’s why I want a real investigation.
[music] You’re firing me.
[sighs] No, there’s a formal child protection complaint.
You’re not to handle his feeds or medication while it’s investigated.
I’m the one who asked for the test.
Then why am I the one packing?
Everyone with access is being investigated.
This is temporary.
I would never hurt him.
Protect him.
Someone inside this house is trying to harm your son.
I believe you.
I won’t ignore it.
I promise.
I don’t want to leave him crying.
I’ll take him.
I’m here, little man.
I’m here.
[singing] [music] Call me if he needs I will.
[singing] for you.
No more tears, no more fear, my hope.
[sighs] I did the bottle have a batch number.
Yes.
I asked them to test it.
I stopped them giving it to him.
Then someone bought it.
We need the purchase record.
Peter, the bottle.
Can the investigators trace where it was bought?
We’ll ask them to trace it through the supplier.
If we find the buyer, we have something they can check.
It wasn’t bought through the household’s approved system.
A cash purchase.
The buyer was identified as Thomas.
That’s Helen’s driver.
It identifies a buyer, but not who instructed him.
Then that’s the next question.
[music] I’ve always known when Imani was lying.
She abandoned her own baby.
Now she wants another woman’s child.
No, Sarah can handle the lies.
We need to prove Vanessa isn’t Noah’s mother.
Maggie found these surgery dates through her posts.
Her recovery appointments overlap the period she claimed she was giving birth.
That’s the [music] day hope was born.
The clinic employee confirmed the visits but won’t sign a statement.
She says she was threatened.
We’ll ask the court to preserve the records.
[music] Keep going.
Peter found a payment to [music] the first sample collector, a large one from a company connected to [music] Katherine before the result.
So they could have sent the wrong sample.
So, they could have sent the wrong sample.
It’s possible.
We’re checking the records.
Vanessa’s test, too.
Someone has been doing everything possible to keep me away from him.
Echa, when did those reactions around women begin?
After my mother [music] died.
You were 15.
Did you have them before Helen came into your life?
No.
And Helen arranged the treatment.
Will you let Sarah review those records?
All of them.
His teachers described him as sociable.
The treatment began after his father married Helen.
His doctor, Raymond Okon, is retired and won’t discuss it.
I can’t discuss the Okafur family.
Mecha has given permission.
We’re asking about his treatment.
Mecha has a baby now.
A dangerous seditive was [music] brought into his nursery.
We think the people controlling treatment may be involved.
Helen brought him to me when he was 15.
She said he was [music] difficult.
He was only grieving.
Then what did she want to keep him afraid of relationships?
He would inherit control of family assets.
She believed a wife would weaken her influence.
What did you do?
Gave him drugs that made him sick and frightened.
Subjected him to painful electrical procedures, made him associate closeness to women with fear.
He begged us to stop.
Then why didn’t you?
[music] Helen paid me.
Later, she threatened to expose other wrongdoing in my practice.
Yes, I kept hurting him.
Give us the records and make a formal statement.
I kept copies to protect myself.
Yes, [music] I’m sorry.
Did my father know?
No.
He believed we were treating your grief.
Helen [music] told you to make me afraid of women.
Say it.
Yes.
[music] I used to tell you I wasn’t sick and you kept giving me those drugs.
I remember I was wrong.
[music] I missed my mother.
That’s all.
I needed someone to help me.
For years, I thought there was something wrong with me.
Tell the police everything.
What Helen asked for, what you did.
I don’t want another child going through it.
[music] I spent most of my life blamed myself.
You were a child.
They were supposed to protect you.
I don’t even know how to feel.
You don’t have to decide now.
[music] [music] I’ve contacted a therapist, someone with no connection to my family.
I care about you, Immani.
Not because you’re the only woman I feel comfortable around, because of who you are.
I care about you, too.
Let’s make sure Noah is safe first.
Then we can talk about everything else.
[music] Agreed.
When was he inside?
Thank you.
I’ll speak to the investigators.
Someone tried to set fire to Raymond’s former office.
Is he all right?
He’d already left.
He’s safe.
Several files were [music] destroyed.
The records he gave you are here.
I secured copies.
The police are opening another investigation.
Make sure they get every page.
I know [music] sweet like after every [singing] plan to give my heart away [singing] [music] I have them.
Yes.
All the figures [singing] send [music] them me to change.
You hold my hand with patience, [music] you know.
Make me feel ashamed.
Someone leaked our figures.
The winning bid came in just below ours.
Senior management, the project team, or anyone who entered your study had access.
Check the records.
The files were copied after Immani had already left the house.
Vanessa entered your study.
She used a card issued through Helen’s office.
Make copies of everything.
Don’t confront her yet.
[music] Find out where the information went.
Have the auditors review the family trust, too.
Helen has controlled those accounts for years.
[music] We’ve lost a major contract.
There’s a child protection investigation involving his former nanny.
His personal problems are affecting the business.
Do you have proof the nanny leaked anything?
Whatever the cause, shareholders cannot keep losing money.
Major decisions need temporary oversight.
We’re concerned about your health as well.
The board wants a committee to supervise large transactions.
Then investigate the leak.
Led by whom?
Myself and two senior directors until your condition improves.
Fine.
If that’s the board’s decision, [music] I won’t fight it.
But the independent audiators receive complete transaction records, every approval, every payment, every contract.
Of course, sir, she can move company money.
The auditors and regulators can follow the transfers.
We have Vanessa’s access records.
I won’t let Helen blame this on Vanessa alone.
I’ll secure the records.
We love ourselves today.
[music and singing] Every morning, every night, I’ll be the [music and singing] way you hold me tight.
Now you my heart is true.
Even after all the [music] pain, [singing] has a Mecca objected?
He’s accepted the committee.
[music and singing] The child’s lawyers are requesting a supervised care unit.
I’ll speak to our supplier.
Go anywhere.
They’re taking my son out of his home.
The court wants a neutral place while the allegations are investigated and an independently observed DNA test is completed.
Vanessa brought the medicine.
We’re presenting that evidence.
The investigation is still open.
Who will look after him?
Please don’t let Helen choose them.
I won’t.
[music] [music] Hello, sweetheart.
[music] You can sit with him.
I’ll stay here.
You’re getting so big.
[sighs] [music] I’m still here.
Immani, it’s Grace from Noah’s care unit.
He’s been unusually sleepy.
He’s refusing some of his feeds.
What medication is he taking?
Please, is someone hurting him?
I can’t release his records directly.
I’ve reported my concerns.
I can’t say someone’s hurting him, but his treatment needs an independent review.
Thank you for calling me.
I’m his father.
I’m asking for his full medical records.
Then put that refusal in writing.
They say the temporary order requires further authorization.
Grace says he’s hardly feeding.
We’ll file an urgent application.
I’ll make that clear.
[music] The doctor found repeated doses of a sedative that wasn’t appropriate for Noah’s condition.
They’re making him sick.
[sighs] Why would anyone do this to a baby?
Someone wants the court to believe he needs continued treatment and that his problems began while Immani cared for him.
We have to get him out.
Please hurry.
The auditors have connected the transfers.
The offshore deposited moved through companies controlled by Helen and Catherine.
Those companies also paid Vanessa and the DNA samples.
Payments to the people involved in changing them.
The same network.
The care unit’s medical supplier was paid through one of those companies, too.
They’re using the company’s money to pay for all of this.
While we were asking to see him.
Send everything to Sarah and the investigators.
Every approval, every payment, every contract and keep pushing for his review.
He can’t wait for the full report.
We won’t wait for it.
If you hold [music and singing] I want to stop pretending to be Noah’s mother.
Echa doesn’t believe me and the police keep asking about the tests.
That’s not possible.
You’ve already taken our money.
I didn’t agree to hurt a child.
Those medicines are making him sick.
You agreed to follow instructions.
Lower your voice.
I want out.
You copied his business files.
You lied about being a mother.
Your name is on the documents.
Who will believe you were innocent?
You promised to protect me.
In business, Vanessa, people protect themselves.
Go home.
Don’t come back here complaining.
I need to speak to you, Noah.
There’s something I have to tell you.
Then say it.
Not on the phone.
Please, I’ll call you back.
Sarah, Vanessa wants to meet.
Don’t go alone.
I’ll arrange it.
I represent Immani.
Cooperating won’t erase your part in this.
You may have your own lawyer.
We can request protection.
I want to tell the truth.
I need protection.
I’m not Noah’s mother.
I never gave birth to him.
Why did you claim he was yours?
Where did the positive test come from?
Helen and Catherine paid me.
They arranged the test.
They told me the samples would be changed.
I never saw it happen.
And the hotel, I’d never met a Mecca.
Catherine gave me details.
Helen made me practice.
You watched me cry because I thought I’d lost my son.
I needed money.
I made a terrible mistake.
Katherine told me to copy Acha’s business files.
Helen said to blame you if anyone found out.
What about his medicine?
I brought the bottle.
Helen’s people handled the medication.
They wanted him difficult to care for.
I never thought he’d get this sick.
He’s a baby, Vanessa.
He cannot defend himself.
I want to tell the police, but Helen will hurt me.
[music] [music] I saved the messages, too.
And the payments tell the investigators everything.
Her account matches the payments and the falsified sample records.
The surgery records contradict her childirth story, too.
Can we use this to get him out?
Her claim no longer holds.
I’m submitting it with the urgent application.
We still need the independent medical review and a supervised test for you.
He should have been with me.
Please get him safe.
Did you know Noah’s mother was looking for him?
You told me she abandoned him.
Gabriel, don’t start.
I did what was best for the family.
She went back to that clinic begging for him.
You knew she couldn’t give him the life he deserved.
That wasn’t your decision.
Do you know what would happen if married her?
She would start asking questions about everything.
Everything?
The family trust.
That’s what this was about.
[sighs and gasps] Gabriel, I managed this family while you were ill.
Now everyone wants to throw me away.
I signed those papers.
I brought him here.
You let his mother suffer while we called it protection.
I’m calling the lawyers.
These transfers were described as project deposits.
The contracts were false.
The money went to companies controlled by Mrs.
Okafur and Ms.
Danjuma.
You told us these payments had been approved.
You signed the documents yourselves.
Catherine, the audits found your payments to Vanessa.
[music] You paid for the false maternity claim.
Your company received the stolen business information and you’re connected to the supplier handling Noah’s treatment.
Don’t respond.
The regulators have copies of everything.
You’ve lost your mind if you think I’ll let you humiliate me.
Did you think you could keep using my son to control me?
I made this family what it is.
No, Helen.
You nearly destroyed it.
I’ll cooperate with the investigators.
Every approval I signed no [music] sweet [singing] like this.
After everything where I don’t see and no plan to give my heart away [singing] will see cuz you look at me.
I built my wall so high [music] nobody [singing] inside any love come near me.
[singing] Move the child.
Do what I said.
The old medical warehouse.
I’ll send the address.
Mr.
Okafur, Noah has been removed from the unit.
The instruction came from Helen’s office.
She took him.
He needs his doctors.
Please don’t let her take my baby away again.
Have you missed your son already?
He’s safe for now.
I want control of the family shares and every accusation against me withdrawn.
Noah could die without the treatment he needs and Imani leaves the country then sign the documents before morning that belonged to our charity hospital.
We stored the old vehicles with the medical supplies.
There’s a warehouse.
All the pain.
If I got another chance for love, now you [music] I go choose again.
Helen, please.
I want my son.
Now you want to beg me.
You can have him when you sign the papers.
Helen, look at him.
He’s sick.
I only wanted my child.
Whatever you think about me, he hasn’t done anything wrong.
One more step and I’ll disconnect it.
When I was 15, [music] I begged you to stop.
You told me it was for my own good.
I won’t let you do the same thing to my son.
While I build [music] a life with you, If [singing] you carry Mrs.
Okafur, he needs help now.
[music and singing] [singing and music] We need the stretcher.
He’s going straight to hospital.
My only regret is that I didn’t see what you were doing sooner.
His condition is serious.
Repeated sedation and poor feeding have weakened him.
He needs a carefully matched transfusion.
Take my blood.
I believe I’m his mother.
We can check compatibility, but a blood match won’t prove maternity.
That requires DNA testing.
Then do both, please.
[music] Now [singing] again, his breathing has settled.
He’s responding to treatment.
Can I see him?
Hello, sweetheart.
I’m here.
Please.
I need to see it sealed.
[music] [music] Echa is Noah’s biological father.
And Immani, you are his biological mother.
My hope.
Yes.
Noah is the child you gave birth to.
[gasps] All this time I was holding my own baby.
Yes, we found hope.
[snorts] My baby.
I searched everywhere for you.
Immani, I’m sorry.
My family took him.
I believed the papers.
I never abandoned him.
I kept going back.
It’s mommy hope.
Mommy is here.
Thomas admitted buying the medication.
Helen and Catherine are being prosecuted.
Vanessa still faces charges.
Her cooperation doesn’t erase her part.
[music] The disputed transactions are frozen.
The stronger payment controls are in place.
Getting stronger.
Immi, I owe you an apology.
I believed Helen.
I should have insisted on speaking to you.
He was 2 days old.
You took him before I had time to enjoy being his mother.
I can’t give you those months back.
May I still be part of his life?
You’re his grandfather, but his safety comes first, and nobody makes decisions about him without speaking to his parents.
Your father left this for you.
A rental [music] property and money for your education.
Linda collected the rent for years.
Daddy left this for me.
I worked all those hours because I thought there was nothing.
For what?
Mommy.
Taking daddy’s money.
Giving Victor my name.
Telling people I abandoned my baby.
I made [music] mistakes.
I was desperate.
I raised you after your father died.
Yes.
And I spent most of my life trying to repay you.
Raising me didn’t give you the right to sell me to a man.
[sighs] I wanted you to love me.
I won’t let anyone treat my child the way you treated me.
Please don’t contact me anymore.
[music] [music] Yes, same time next week.
Thank you.
[music] Come and see what your son has done.
10 minutes of work.
He has no respect for hard work.
What are you thinking about?
Nothing sad.
[singing] [music] Have you found suppliers?
I know a reliable company.
I could introduce you.
Mecha.
I don’t want you buying everything for me.
At least let the man give you a phone number.
[laughter] I want you to build something you’re proud of.
That’s what I’m trying to do.
Fine.
Take the phone number.
[music] I love you.
Not because we have a child together.
When something happens during my day, you’re the person I want to tell.
I care about you, too.
But I don’t want to rush into marriage because Noah is our son.
I want my business, my own life.
Neither do I.
I wouldn’t ask you to give up your work.
Dinner, perhaps a film.
An evening without lawyers, medicine, or company accounts.
May I start courting you?
We’re taking our time, and expensive gifts won’t impress me.
Food and flowers sometimes.
Thank you for not rushing me.
Didn’t we discuss expensive gifts yesterday?
[music] [singing] I wanted you to have something with the name you gave our son.
[music] I’ve been thinking about his name.
Dad called him Noah.
You named him Hope.
Noah Hopeor Noah Hope.
I like it.
I don’t want him to lose either one.
Good morning, Noah.
Good morning, Hope.
Do you remember what I wanted for Hope?
To grow up knowing he was loved.
He will.
Take your time, [music and singing] my darling.
We get enough.
I think they love
