The Richman Faked His Sickness To Test His Family.

In the vibrant city of Lagos, Chief Odion, known as the Leopard of Lagos, is a billionaire who feels disconnected from his children. Fearing they love him only for his wealth, he devises a plan with his trusted advisor to test their true intentions. He pretends to be cursed by the ancient spirit Ekenma and sends his four children-Adewale, Sade, Funmi, and Tunde-on a journey to the forest of Ijinle. There, they must face a mystical test that will reveal whether their love is genuine or driven by greed.
Each sibling embarks on a personal journey through the forest, but only one proves their love is true. As the spirit tests their hearts, Tunde, the youngest and most humble of the four, emerges as the one who values his father for who he is, not for his wealth. In this heartwarming and timeless African tale, Chief Odion learns that love, not riches, is the greatest legacy one can leave behind.
This story captures themes of love, greed, family, and the deep-rooted values of African heritage, reminding us all of the true meaning of wealth.