Wura

This is an interesting movie that conveys a lot of lessons, which is the part I have to review, of which I know that it is worth my time to watch, and you can benefit from it as well. This movie from the African Magic series is really lovely, cherished by families, and centered on ambition. The greed of the clown in the movie, justice actually prevailed.

I must tell you that greed is dangerous and harmful and never has any atoms of good attributes. That's to say, greed can extend distribution within one's life, as it was extracted from Wura. Wura has to tell you that when greed is not under control, it tends to cause what it is known for, which is destruction, as it happened in Wura, who was actually one of the outstanding characters in this movie, despite having the whole world in her possession but still not being satisfied with her husband, who was a police commissioner who was capable of catering to her needs.

The insatiable desire from her was actually what led her to have more ruthless and outrageous desires, which didn't match his caliber. It all happened that Pa Kuto, who discovered a large deposit of gold, really did well to communicate across to Mrs. Adeleke, who was actually recognized as the licensed miner across the Iperindo community, with an intention for everyone in the community to benefit from this discovery. Meanwhile, for me, this is just a selfless act, which is quite emulating, but Wusa turns it into something that looks like a threat to her own glory that triggers her making evil plans, which she eventually succeeds in, killing this young man. That's so bad.

With this act, she has defined who she is and what she is capable of doing. As if that one was not really enough, she went further to encroach on Oluwafemi, who was Aunty Labake's son, and she made the impromptu decision to eliminate him as well, and funny enough, she was the sponsor of the man's burial, all in the name of being greedy and pretending to be a saint. Her selfish ambition keeps her causing more harm than good, which was a result of the fear of losing the power she had.

Just to define that nothing lasts forever, her colonized wealth becomes useless without knowing that the killing of another named Tumi was actually her biological daughter, which taught her the pain of the debrief family has been through, which teaches that whatsoever one is doing has a reward or consequences, which definitely the law of karma will not fail to fulfill his law in return with justice, with the truth of all she has done unfolding for people to see what she has been doing all this while, which is the reason I rated this movie 9/10.
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