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What did she Rita do?

Wow, to God be the glory.

God bless Jay-Mike for the song – "Lord I surrender my all".
Can I get that song on its on?

Thank you Jesus

40:32: do not awaken love before its time

I can’t be the only one itching to slap Rita small for disrespecting her dad. As in owo yun mi

The story says it all

THANK YOU JESUS FOR THIS MESSANGE. INDEED YOU ARE GREATER THAN THE GREATEST. WIL ALWAYS ABIDE IN YOU LORD. MAY YOUR NAME BE BLESSED. THANKS SIR FOR UPLOADING THIS MOVIE; GOD BLESS YOUR MINISTRY FOREVER IN JESUS NAME. AMEN

Oh! This movie really make my day. I can watch this countless times. As many Rita that are still out there, may the Lord save them in Jesus name Amen 🙏 God bless the crews and Mount Zion Ministries.

This movie is full of wisdom! It’s heavy! Likeeee! This Godddd!😭 The part the woman said “stay in God” literally broke me. Wow! God bless everyone who helped put this movie together. God bless you people abundantly. The movie has blessed me.❤️

Wow. The movie is so captivating. I was blessed and I enjoyed every bit of it. God bless Mount Zion

Pls where can I download the music I surrender ? I’m in love with the lyrics …

Thank mike bamiloye for all this movie's
Wow

Great 👍
More grace and anointing to the Mount Zion thank you for keeping us in track with God's words and promises. Thank you so much. God bless you all tremendously

it's good to watch this again! it's a blessing.
jaymikee's song is always on point, God deliberately blessed him with it!! God bless you!

Very timely message for teenagers. 👏 BUT there's a disturbing scene: No good father would, nor should, hand over his daughter to a strange man, or, any other man even if known, to beat. EVERYTHING about that police beating scene is VERY disturbing on so many levels. One man, one policeman would have been disturbing, but two??? Two men, manhandle and put their hands on your female child, your daughter, of ANY age, even a grown woman, how much more a young teenager, two men grab hold of your daughter, bend her over, and take a belt, theirs or yours, a man whips his belt out of his trousers, and two strsnge men, put their hands all over your female child, your daughter, and hold her tight between them and whip her. On her bum. And she, of course, is crying and screaming, and you as her father, (and her mother) are standing by merely watching? And APPROVING this terrible, terrible molestation and violence and abuse? That can traumatise, emotionally damage and scar a human being for life? She could grow up with a phobia for men or anyone in uniform. She could develop a pathological hatred for her father and men in genetal and become a lesbian. She could become a serial victim of domestic violence jn all her relationships, tje spirit having been introduced into her, attracting those kind of men to her whilst simultaneously causing her to be attracted only to men who'd end up always beating her up, whilst the same demon that jumped into her that day in her childhood also additionally causes her to think she must have done something to deserve the beatings, and that the beatings are a sign of love; since her own father, after all, got two strangers to 'discipline' her, out of 'love'. I honestly don't understand why and the degree to which domestic violence against women is normalised in Nigerian Christian movies. It's very sickening and it's EXTREMELY dangerous. And somehow or the other, it's always made to look as if it's the woman's fault. In the one & only movie I've seen where the man got some reprimand from an authority figure, nevertheless, yet again, the storyline made the woman carry the blame and be the bad person due to her past which she jad hidden from her husband, & she was the one in the story who went down on her knees & apologised to her husband for keeping her past from him but her husband did not also apologise tp her for hitting her. She was made to ask for his forgiveness but the storyline didn't find it necessary for her husnand to ask for hers. Now it's young girls. Being violated. By three adult men. Penetration is not necessary before violation is perpetrated. In real life, this would be a most traumatic and damaging experience for any girl child. If not even boys. This is very wrong and the Nigerian Christian Drama family and the Niverian church need to wake up and take responsibility and start acting more with a greater and necessary sense of responsibility. Women and girls have been too dehumanized; to mere chattel, possessions of their husbands; to slaves of their husbands; to sex slaves and playthings of men. If our beloved writers, producers, AND actors do not bother reading the daily secular news, I, with due respect, strongly suggest and recommend they do one month's internship with reputable NGOs that have taken it upon themselves to provide succour for women who are victims of all manner of domestic violence. In fact, one week's internship alone, if they can stomach it, should be more than enough. Apart from that wildly nauseating and inhumane scene, it is a good movie and very timely and needed. Especially since murder, occult gangs, forced initiation, gang rapes, alcoholism, etc happening in secondary schools, happening in Christian church-owned, secular private, expensive, the most genteel, the most unthinkable secondary schools in Nigeria in real life. So, thank you. I reiterate, because it is that important – not least because one day every man shall each give account of his work, and every man's work will be passed through the fire – the girl was badly behaved (whose fault?) and probably needed something to shock her out of her delusional delinquent bubble, but NOTHING justifies domestic violence and abuse. A parent taking a cane and administering a very few painful, but helpful, reminders to a child's palm, or butt, or, making a child do extra chores for a period along with being grounded, and being deprived of pleasures, are all the rod unspared. And a very, very, very far cry from the violation and violence promoted in this Christian movie.
Remembering Osinachi.
May GOD help us in JESUS' Name: AMEN.

Awwwn…..cheers to us that watched this movie when we were still 14years old.

We are the real MVIP😎😅

Nostalgia be running through my head ☺️

As a parent, you're the first steward over child. You have an obligation to train them properly.