To Love And Kabash

Tosin's prayer quotas are legendary in church, his nickname Kabash earned by demanding Sister Ada spend three hours interceding before she lays hands on anyone, the same pressure that sent Sister Nike running after he instructed her to read forty-eight chapters of Ezekiel. Street warnings that his methods terrify women only harden his resolve. Pastor MM decides to intervene, calling Tamara, a professional weighed down by a three-year relationship with Femi and an office where Kofi and Happiness constantly undercut her, to teach Tosin how to be dateable. Their lessons in 'To Love And Kabash' begin with awkward instruction to walk with his hands in his pockets and a blunt reminder that women are not predators. As Tosin gradually relaxes and shares stories of growing up in Mushin and learning karate from his brother, Tamara's own life starts to fracture. Kofi openly recommends Happiness for a trade fair, triggering an office confrontation, and Femi betrays her when she discovers another woman in his shirt and later catches them in his home. Her friend Oma confesses to a dangerous affair with Mr Zubair, who is preparing to move to Australia. Femi's jealousy eventually boils over in a street confrontation, but Tosin locks him in a headlock until he swears to stay away from Tamara. Tamara seizes her professional moment when a project manager position opens, announcing her qualifications in front of everyone and winning the role while her colleagues watch in silence. Tosin arrives at her home with the perfume she once mentioned, tells her he loves her, and after she teases him about prayer, she admits it too. The two embrace, Oma discovers them and shouts "Congratulations in Jesus name," and Tamara, once the reluctant coach, finds herself holding the hand of the man she was supposed to change.