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FAT WIVES "Fat Wives" is a captivating television play that delves into the lives of plus-sized women navigating love, marriage, and self-acceptance. The story follows a group of women who bond over their shared struggles with weight loss and marital issues, as they embark on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. With each episode, they confront their insecurities, challenge societal beauty standards, and learn to embrace their uniqueness. From the ups and downs of relationships to the triumphs of personal growth, "Fat Wives" is a heartwarming and relatable exploration of the human experience.

FAT WIVES - SEASON 3 THE OTHER WOMAN SYNOPSIS  "In a bizarre turn of events, Akpovwe's attempt to replace herself with a more submissive and obedient version, Agnes, backfires when Mr Simon her husband starts to think otherwise . As Akpovwe's grip on reality begins to slip, she becomes uncertainly convinced that Agnes is a clone created by Simon to replace her. With tensions escalating and paranoia reaching a boiling point, the lines between reality and delusion blur, threatening to destroy the very fabric of their marriage." LOGLINE  "A wife's insecurities boil over as her husband's bond with their new househelp grows stronger, forcing her to confront the dark truth about their relationship - and herself."

INT. DOCTOR'S OFFICE - MORNING MRS. WENDY: How can this be? I don't believe it! (looks at the doctor, then her daughter) DOCTOR: I'm afraid it's true. We've run the tests multiple times at your request. MRS. WENDY: But she doesn't go out! She only goes to choir rehearsal... (emphasizes, as if realizing something) Wait... DOCTOR: Yes, both of us were thinking the same thing. MRS. WENDY & DOCTOR: (in unison) The M.D! MRS. WENDY: I trusted him! DOCTOR: And he failed. Just like God trusted you with your child, and you failed Him. DEBORAH: (looking down) It's all my fault. MRS. WENDY: What do you mean it's your fault? I'll deal with him! DEBORAH: I asked for it. I saw it on your phone, on the internet... I wanted to try it. MRS. WENDY: How could I not know?!  DEBORAH: You're always busy! DOCTOR: Ma, you also need to take responsibility. Just like the M.D... Inspired by The Holy Spirit  🖊️ Ojo Sunday Ikponmwonsa Oritsemiegbegbemi  ®Ik...

FATHER'S INHERITANCE  INT. MR. ROY'S OFFICE - EVENING MR Esau, a middle aged man, sits behind his desk, his expression stern. Roy, a younger man, stands before him, pleading. ROY Roy, sir, please... you are my one and only hope. Please help me. MR ESAU Let God be your one and only hope, not me or any man. Personally, if I had the means to help you, I wouldn't, due to what your father did to me. CUT TO: INT. HOUSE - EVENING Roy discusses with his mother, his eyes filled with tears and agony. MOTHER I warned your father when he was living a careless life. I warned him, but he wouldn't listen. Now, see where he has left us... a bad name. A name that shuts doors. ROY (bitterly) And what can I do to change that? MOTHER Son, you have a lot to do. A lot of work to rewrite the wrong your father has made. And remember this Bible scripture: "A good name is better than riches, because riches have wings and fly away." (Proverbs 22:1) Roy nods, determination et...

Logline: "A controlling husband's obsession with his wife's weight and appearance sparks a series of events that lead to a dramatic confrontation and a re-evaluation of their relationship." Synopsis: Mr. Sikiru's fixation on his wife Sukura's weight and dress code leads to tension in their relationship. Sukura feels pressured and humiliated, while Sikiru justifies his behavior as protection of their religious values. As the story unfolds, Sikiru's controlling nature is revealed through his interactions with Sukura and his colleagues. The situation escalates when Sukura starts ...

"Yesterday, I witnessed a concerning scene. A young man and girl were conversing, but when he saw me approaching, he quickly changed the subject. I sensed something was off, and his guilty expression confirmed my suspicions. I hope the girl isn't taken in by his deceitful tactics. It's disturbing to think about what he might have intended to achieve. I often wonder why we pursue things that don't bring lasting fulfillment. Chasing after fleeting pleasures or harmful desires can lead us down a dangerous path. The Bible says, 'The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked' (Jeremiah 17:9). This verse resonated with me when I read a horrifying story about a 14-year-old boy who brutally murdered a 4-year-old for a mere 50,000 naira. The value of a human life is immeasurable, and no amount of money can justify such evil. It's a stark reminder that our hearts can lead us astray if we don't submit them to God. No matter how good w...

"When I walk, I often become so focused on my destination that I don't notice the people around me. Many have commented that they tried to greet me or get my attention while I was passing by, but I didn't even flinch. Sometimes, I even walk right past someone I'm meant to meet without recognizing them until they call out to me. My mind is usually preoccupied with prayer, meditation, or my thoughts, making me oblivious to my surroundings. This happened again yesterday when I saw two ladies talking, but I quickly looked away, fixated on my journey. One of them called out to me, and I was surprised to realize she was a member of my church. She might have thought I saw her initially, but I didn't. It's not uncommon for me to be so focused on where I'm going that I miss what's right in front of me. While being focused has its benefits, it can also lead to missed opportunities and wasted time. If only I had noticed earlier, I might have saved myse...

"A man sought leadership by any means necessary, exhibiting arrogance and eye-service. Fortunately, the local army's new leader recognized his potential and appointed him to lead a front line. However, when war broke out and the new leaders were called to action, the arrogant leader's true colors showed. He ordered his group to move forward but was surprised to see the other leaders standing at the front of their groups. 'Why are you standing in front?' he asked one of them. 'We're the leaders,' they replied. 'Our boss' order is clear: leaders stand in front.' The arrogant leader was taken aback. 'I thought we were supposed to stand at the back,' he said. But the boss corrected him, 'A leader doesn't lead from behind. I've shown you the way by leading the entire company.' Before the arrogant leader could escape, the order was given, and all leaders were told to march forward. The arrogant leader, now fille...

LABARINA - THE PAST IN THE PRESENT AND FUTURE "The past can be a heavy burden to carry, and while the phrase 'forget the past' is often echoed, I wonder if complete forgetting is truly possible. Some events leave an indelible mark on our lives, making it challenging to erase them from our memories. The debate rages on: is forgiveness and forgetting feasible, or is it just a myth? In my opinion, the past has a way of resurfacing, often when we least expect it. Like a ghost from our former lives, it can reappear in our future, seeking to distract, haunt, or instill fear. For some, the past is a constant companion, a reminder of painful experiences we'd rather forget. Consider this scenario: a cleric, once a victim of forced abortion, confronts the perpetrator years later. The past and present collide, stirring up a maelstrom of emotions. Can we truly forget, or do we learn to live with the scars, using them as reminders of our strength and resilience? Perhaps...

FADE IN: INT. RECEPTION HALL - EVENING Sade and Ronke, two friends, converse amidst the celebration. RONKE Is it not too early? You've only known him three weeks. SADE (confidently) Not at all. We love each other, and that's all that matters. RONKE (skeptical) But you just met three weeks ago. SADE (naively) It doesn't matter. We'll learn the rest when we get married. CUT TO: EXT. OUTSIDE RECEPTION HALL - EVENING Sade shows off her ring to a group of ladies while heading to the car with her husband. SADE (triumphantly) I told you haters I was going to get married this year, and I proved you wrong! RONKE (interrupting) Sade, let's go. It's your wedding day; stop causing trouble. CUT TO: INT. BEDROOM - EVENING (ONE WEEK LATER) Sade tearfully confides in Ronke. SADE (desperate) I didn't know he was like this. RONKE (calmly) It's okay. You'll have to bear it; it's for better or worse. SADE (distraught) No, I can't take this. I can...

THE FEMALE MINISTER'S STORY While having a discussion with some persons today I told them this story... "A female minister was once told my mum about the children in her care. She began with, 'These children are my responsibility now. They are the children of my late sister.' She went on to explain that her sister had been a wealthy woman, but also had many debtors. In an attempt to recover her funds, her sister had sent a message to her debtors claiming she was ill. The tactic worked, and people began to pay her back. However, in a tragic turn of events, her sister eventually fell genuinely ill and lost her life. Moral lesson: The female minister used this story to illustrate the importance of integrity and honesty. Her sister's initial deception may have seemed justified, but it ultimately led to her downfall. If she had been truthful and transparent in her dealings, she might have avoided the consequences of her actions. This story teaches us that ho...

INT. COMPOUND - EVENING The extended family is gathered in the compound, preparing for a memorial ceremony for their parents. Women are cooking and chatting. The wife, frustrated, approaches her husband. WIFE (urgently) This is the last time I will greet your sister. I've greeted her three times, and she didn't reply. HUSBAND (concerned) What's really happening? Come with me. The husband takes his wife to where his sister is sitting. ELDER SISTER expectantly) I hope you've spoken with her. HUSBAND (calmly) She complained that she greeted you three times, and you didn't reply. ELDER SISTER (defensively) That's a lie. A blunt one. WIFE (firmly) I'm not lying, I greeted you three times. ELDER SISTER (to the woman sitting next to her) Imagine her saying she greeted me thrice. HUSBAND (calmly) Ma, you were here. What actually happened? He turns to the woman sitting next to his sister. WOMAN (calmly) The issue is... (pauses) I'm sorry, aunt, but sh...

LABARINA  "I recently witnessed a distressing situation involving an elderly lady. She was having a disagreement with the man she was living with, who is not her husband. Although I don't have all the details, it seemed like the man had had enough of their argument and told her to leave his house, even going so far as to bring out her bags and belongings. He also implied that she should leave the small store he had set up for her. It appears they may have resolved their issue since she still lives with him, but what struck me was how he exploited her vulnerability. He had made her completely dependent on him, and then used that power to control her. It's a sad reality that some men deliberately keep their partners financially dependent to maintain control over them. True loyalty and submission come from a place of empowerment, not desperation. As the Bible says, "Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud." (1 ...

I AM A SOLDIER  FADE IN: INT. WORKPLACE - DAY We see VICTOR, a young man, working while listening to music on his headphones. He's singing along to the song. VICTOR (singing) "I'm a soldier in the battlefield..." Suddenly, he hears his name being called. VICTOR (confused) Who said that? He looks around, thinking someone is talking to him. VICTOR (continuing to sing) "I'm a soldier in the battlefield..." Again, he hears his name. VICTOR (looking around) Victor! Victor! He takes off his headphones and looks around, wondering who is calling him. VICTOR (to himself) Is it me? Am I the only Victor here? Suddenly, a voice speaks to him. VOICE Victor, I am calling you to go to Afghanistan to preach the gospel. VICTOR (surprised) Whoa, is it you, Jesus? I was just singing along with the song, I didn't mean what I said! VICTOR (looking up) Oh Lord, I was just singing along... FADE OUT. Inspired by The Holy Spirit  🖋️ Ojo Sunday Ikponmwonsa Oritsemiegbegbemi ...