Madam's P.A
Apr 10 2017
•2h 45m
•Drama
A married man is accused of rape by his wife's personal assistant, who pursues the case in court. He pleads his innocence, but his long suffering wife has a plan for the future that does not include him. Starring Seun Akindele, Moyo Lawal, Moradeke Awe, Tosin Sido and Okey Onyekwuje.
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Seun Akindele
Moyo Lawal
Okey Onyekwuje
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