The Will

Ikechukwu, a struggling construction worker and aspiring content creator, shares a shack with his friend Ben and survives on rationed eggs. He once posed as a washing-machine repairman to scam Amanda out of 85,000 naira and ran a blog attacking her lifestyle brand. Amanda runs a successful lifestyle brand and content channel from her upscale home. A lawyer summons them to read the will of Amanda's late father and his friend Mr. Elijah. The Will's terms bind their children in marriage to unlock a 100 million naira trust and joint properties. Refusal triggers a 30 million payout to the other party or liquidation to an orphanage. Ikechukwu and Amanda reject the clause in front of Amanda's mother. Emboldened by the inheritance prospect, Ikechukwu moves into her house claiming landlord rights and launches a campaign of stolen meals, verbal barbs, and theatrical fake illnesses. Amanda, desperate to reclaim her space, schedules an abortion after a positive pregnancy test. Ikechukwu discovers the plan and spirals into a dramatic breakdown accusing her of murder. The tension peaks when Amanda plays voice notes he sent while drunk confessing genuine affection. The recording convinces her to keep the pregnancy. Confronted with his own words Ikechukwu drops the act and admits his growing feelings. A tentative truce forms as they acknowledge mutual attraction, culminating in a kiss and agreement to marry. They celebrate the new alliance with wine, fantasizing about luxury cars, brand collaborations, and political ambition, their banter shifting from hostility to playful intimacy. The inheritance, once a cage, becomes a shared venture as they toast to becoming multi-millionaires and partners in every sense. The next morning a staged accusation of rape dissolves into laughter, revealing the couple's new dynamic of teasing roleplay. On the stairs Amanda confides in her friend Simi, admitting she loves Ikechukwu despite her resistance.