To Adaego with Love

Set in 1975, the film tells the story of a soldier and a schoolteacher from opposing tribes who fall in love amid a nation still recovering from civil war and societal divisions. Their relationship is tested by tradition, family loyalties, and a society striving to heal.

Cast

Chisom Agoawuike

as Adaego Ezekwe

Adam Garba

as Major Bala Alkali

Bob-Manuel Udokwu

as Chief Ezekwe

Chioma Chukwuka

as Mrs. Ezekwe

Onyeka Onwenu

as Mama Ezekwe

Igwe David Elesie

as Amadi Ezekwe

Ken Erics

as Nnamdi Ezekwe

Riyo David

as Samuel

Frank Igwe

as Chiemela

Demi Banwo

as Akin

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