Sister Peninah

Penina, a devout Christian who insists on the title Sister Penina, secures a secretary position at a real estate firm through her friend Rita. Her new boss Justin is a charming but chronic womanizer whose office revolves around a rotating cast of female visitors. Penina immediately disrupts the workplace culture. She confronts a client named Mary at reception, accusing her of being a prostitute and a descendant of Lilith for her attire, then launches daily praise sessions that halt operations. Justin tolerates Penina's eccentricities only after she helps secure a long-elusive client. He draws the line when she preaches against fornication in a staff meeting, revealing he is Buddhist and warning her against further outbursts. Penina physically blocks Justin's girlfriends — including his fiancée Rachel and a woman in a red dress — from entering his office, citing spiritual warfare against fornication. Justin punishes her by ordering her to work extra hours at his home, where she bonds with his daughter Angel, teaching her kingdom dance and praying over her. Justin's relationship with Rachel collapses after Penina exposes his infidelity during a confrontation where a hidden lover is discovered under his desk. Penina's influence deepens as she insists on spiritual armor — blue tabards — for a key meeting with investor Mr. Payos, frustrating Justin but coinciding with a 500 million naira deal closure. The successful investment marks a shift. Justin, shaken by Rachel's departure and his daughter's rejection of her, begins to change. He admits his past mistakes to Penina, acknowledging his ex-wife's accusation that he neglected their daughter for other women. He pursues Penina romantically, using her disliked nickname Benny, and promises to reform on her terms. Penina remains guarded, insisting any relationship must match her faith and that she will continue praying for his transformation.