Oyoyo

In Oyoyo Fiona returns to Lagos and finds Emeka installed in her house by a mother who accepted his bride price without her consent. Emeka declares himself her husband and Fiona rejects the forced union. Her friend Sophia urges patience as Fiona fields calls from Maurice, an AA-genotype ex who treats her poorly yet refuses to let go. Emeka cooks and cleans and botches romantic gestures like a breakfast tray that sends Fiona tripping and his genuine care begins to crack her defenses. Fiona's mother escalates the pressure storming the house with scissors and locking the couple in a bedroom to force consummation. Emeka flees to Sophia's apartment where a humbling encounter teaches him that AA is a blood genotype not a commodity to buy. Fiona secretly arranges a genotype test for Emeka which confirms he is AA, a medical miracle for her future children. She funds his dream shop with five million naira and a three-year lease and the gesture shifts their dynamic from antagonism to partnership. Domestic rhythms settle with Scrabble nights and shared meals and Emeka's goofy bra critiques reveal a growing intimacy Fiona can no longer dismiss. Maurice resurfaces demanding reconciliation and triggers a jealous confrontation where Emeka physically ejects him declaring his original AA status. Fiona shakes from the violence but moves from Emeka's protectiveness and finally admits her fear of vulnerability and apologizes. In a quiet late-night bedroom talk Fiona explains her genotype and the stakes of their union and Emeka listens without mockery his earlier ignorance replaced by solemn understanding. The moment arrives at dinner when Fiona discovers a ring in her food, Emeka's clumsy but heartfelt proposal, and she accepts transforming their village marriage into a chosen commitment. The couple celebrates their engagement with playful banter over surnames and future weddings. Emeka receives the keys to his new shop and jokes about gender.