Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti
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00:00:30My name is Olufumilayo Ransom Kuti, wife of the right reverend Israel Ransom Kuti, mother
00:00:48of Dulupo, Olukoye, Fela and Beko Larry.
00:01:17I was staying with my son, relaxing, all of a sudden, I heard an explosion.
00:02:17Political campaigner, women's rights activist, humanitarian.
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00:10:40Where there's a will, there is a way.
00:11:10Ah, Frances, the first girl in our grade school.
00:11:25And I wish you the best.
00:11:27I can imagine that must have been really tough.
00:11:40But that's how I intend to go until I leave this school.
00:11:44Halt!
00:11:47Junior!
00:11:53So the rumors are true.
00:11:55Damn them.
00:11:56Here in Abeokuta Grammar School.
00:11:58What's your name, Junior?
00:11:59Frances.
00:12:00Listen, we have a new nickname for you.
00:12:02Kuto Eyo.
00:12:03You are nobody.
00:12:06What?
00:12:07She has the authority to insult under five seniors.
00:12:09Boys!
00:12:10Take her!
00:12:11We'll throw her into a well today.
00:12:12We'll sew her.
00:12:13Do you know who you are?
00:12:14Five years in this school and you're insulting us like that.
00:12:15We'll teach you a lesson today.
00:12:16We'll teach you a lesson you won't forget.
00:12:17Put her here.
00:12:18Put her inside this well.
00:12:19You'll never be rude again.
00:12:20Stop right there.
00:12:21Hey, boy.
00:12:22Hey, boy.
00:12:24Get out of here now.
00:12:25I'm warning you, for the sake of the whole school, come here.
00:12:27Now!
00:12:28I'll teach you a lesson.
00:12:29You won't be caught this time.
00:12:30In fact,
00:12:31one week's detention for all four of you.
00:12:33labor.
00:12:34Now, leave, from my presence.
00:12:36I said leave.
00:12:39I'm warning you.
00:12:40I'm warning you.
00:12:43I swear,
00:12:44I swear.
00:12:45You're leaving.
00:12:46You're leaving.
00:12:47Get out of here.
00:12:48Get out, get out.
00:12:49Get out, get out.
00:12:50Moose!
00:12:54Nonsense.
00:12:56Hey.
00:12:59Hey, are you all right?
00:13:01Are you hurt?
00:13:03What sort of school is this?
00:13:05Where boys torment girls.
00:13:08Boy's school, but hey, it's going to be fine.
00:13:10All right?
00:13:12My name is Israel Ransom Kuti, head boy of the school.
00:13:16Francis, Olufumilasamos.
00:13:18Quick word of advice, Francis.
00:13:21If you want to survive here,
00:13:23you need to learn how to soak up the oil
00:13:24and not just the stew, okay?
00:13:27What does that even mean?
00:13:30I'll see you around.
00:13:34So I learned to soak up the oil, not just the stew.
00:13:39Go.
00:13:56Quiet!
00:14:02Francis, stop it!
00:14:03But I had to stand up for myself.
00:14:05Straight to the police man's office!
00:14:09Israel, he was the love of my life.
00:14:21Frances!
00:14:22It's okay. I'll see you in a second.
00:14:25Hello, head boy.
00:14:27So, I realized I never exactly gave you the opportunity to properly thank me for saving you from those bodies the other day.
00:14:34Is that so?
00:14:35Because I remember saying thank you.
00:14:37Well, but a noble young lady such as yourself would be worried sick that that level of gratitude is rather insufficient.
00:14:46So tell me, head boy, what would be sufficient?
00:14:52How about you write me a thank you letter?
00:14:59You write me a thank you letter.
00:15:03Are you asking that we share correspondence?
00:15:06It would appear so.
00:15:08And what makes you think you're the first man I would ask?
00:15:11I am sure I am not the first man.
00:15:15But I am also sure that I am the best.
00:15:21Dear Frances, I am indeed grateful for the opportunity you granted to me to correspond with you.
00:15:29Time flies when you're in love.
00:15:32Israel was granted a scholarship to Fura Bay College in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
00:15:39It's so beautiful!
00:15:41Oh my God! Why haven't I been up here?
00:15:45Promise me you'll write.
00:15:48Of course, I'll write just as I have been doing every week.
00:15:52Well, you've been much too busy.
00:15:54Never too busy for you, my dearest.
00:15:57Will you wait for me?
00:15:59Just focus on your studies, okay?
00:16:02I know that I'll be right here as you left here.
00:16:04I was heartbroken when he had to leave.
00:16:08But he kept to his word.
00:16:11He wrote to me every week.
00:16:15For the four years he was gone.
00:16:17Dear Frances, I was pleased to receive your letter.
00:16:22Dear Israel, I hope this letter meets you well.
00:16:26A year before Israel's return, I also left for England to further my studies.
00:16:32A hearty congratulations on your promotion as principal of our alma mater.
00:16:38I cannot wait to return home.
00:16:42Being here has given me a cultural awareness.
00:16:46A sense of identity like never before.
00:16:49I miss family. I miss home.
00:16:52And especially you.
00:16:54In fact, I no longer go by the English name Frances.
00:16:58So, now and henceforth, I use my middle name, Olufumilayo.
00:17:03Olufumilayo.
00:17:16Olufumilayo.
00:17:46Olufumilayo.
00:18:02Israel!
00:18:08Frances, forgive me.
00:18:11Olufumilayo.
00:18:13I have missed you.
00:18:17Welcome home.
00:18:39Who missed me?
00:18:41Israel.
00:18:43Agagaybo!
00:18:44Agagaybo!
00:18:45Agagaybo!
00:19:06Fumla...
00:19:08It's been a full year since you've been back from England.
00:19:13I just want to spend the rest of my life with you.
00:19:16Living and breathing on this side of eternity.
00:19:19Just you.
00:19:29So...
00:19:31What is it that you do?
00:19:32Well, father...
00:19:34Fumla teaches preschool at her own establishment.
00:19:38It's basically an initiative that she set up
00:19:40to encourage illiterate parents to train and get their children educated.
00:19:45But school is not meant for everyone.
00:19:47Oh, I'm surprised you say so, sir.
00:19:51I send all my offsprings to school because I wanted to.
00:19:55Now, Adbe Koya decides that he prefers for his son to till the ground.
00:20:02Who are we to say that he's wrong?
00:20:05But I would like to think that the child's future potential matters also.
00:20:08The child?
00:20:09The child obeys the parent now.
00:20:11Israel obeys me.
00:20:14So we're glad that you were in favour of his education.
00:20:17Exactly, and that is why he joined the clergy.
00:20:19Because I instructed him to.
00:20:23Do you want to say something?
00:20:25No, nothing, sir.
00:20:31Grace and Nila...
00:20:33Your cousins say so much about you all the time.
00:20:36Oh, likewise.
00:20:37It's my pleasure to meet you.
00:20:39You know, the teacher wouldn't stop talking about you.
00:20:42And in fact, I'm also courting a teacher in Mississauga.
00:20:47That is a great coincidence.
00:20:49So, Adbe, for me, what was it like in England?
00:20:51Oh, dreadful.
00:20:53Some of the British people hung notices outside their doors saying,
00:20:57no Irish, no blacks, no dogs.
00:21:01Dogs?
00:21:02Even dogs.
00:21:03And yet, here we are in Africa, carrying the imbu as high and mighty.
00:21:07God save the king.
00:21:11I think you're being a bit judgmental.
00:21:15If I may remind you, it was the British who brought Christianity to our pagan lands.
00:21:22Christianity.
00:21:25Yes?
00:21:26You want to say something?
00:21:29No, nothing, sir.
00:21:31Nothing.
00:21:34But truth be told, sir,
00:21:37before the white man set foot in Africa,
00:21:41we Africans had our religion.
00:21:43We had Ugun, Shogun, Oya, Obatala, or Shun'eshu.
00:21:49Oh, God of Israel.
00:21:51Why must we think the only road to salvation is through the white man's Christianity?
00:21:56Same white man who enslaved some of our ancestors.
00:21:59Who treats us like aliens and strangers when we're in their land.
00:22:03So, you do not believe in the Holy Trinity?
00:22:07The Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost?
00:22:10And you want to marry my son?
00:22:12A man of the cloth himself?
00:22:15A son of a clergyman?
00:22:17The Lord prepares for me a table in the presence of my enemies.
00:22:23Father, come. Father.
00:22:24Father, please.
00:22:27Oddly enough, after we got married,
00:22:31the Reverend Josiah and I got on rather well
00:22:35before he passed away a few years later.
00:22:39I suppose it was nothing but teething problems.
00:22:46But for the son of a market woman,
00:22:49who didn't come to school for a few days,
00:22:52my life might have taken a totally different course.
00:23:19Thank you, thank you.
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00:24:00Thank you.
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00:24:09Thank you.
00:24:11It's outrageous.
00:24:12So, I'm going to tell you a story.
00:24:17There was an old man who lived in a village.
00:24:22He had a wife and a son.
00:24:25One day, he saw an old man with a woman.
00:24:29Oh, my God!
00:24:31Oh, my God!
00:24:33Oh, my God!
00:24:35Oh, my God!
00:24:43Come here! Come here!
00:24:45Where are you, you woman?
00:24:47I'm going to deal with you.
00:24:55Hold it, okay?
00:24:56I'm going to tell you a story.
00:24:59One day there was a woman who was married to an old man.
00:25:05She was a girl.
00:25:07Oh, my God!
00:25:08Oh, my God!
00:25:09Oh, my God, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
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00:26:09his he couldn't quite find the right words to express his displeasure
00:26:33Hey, Kambo!
00:26:34I wanted you to see what I do.
00:26:36Don't ever think of leaving me.
00:26:41I am going to go.
00:26:42I also want to see what you do.
00:26:44Sure.
00:26:45We've been here for three days and you're already all alone.
00:26:48You don't know how I feel.
00:26:50Can you stay here for a minute?
00:26:53I'm not about to leave you.
00:26:57I've been around for a while and I know you know me.
00:27:01I'll end things for good with my son,
00:27:07only for me.
00:27:09I can't live without him.
00:27:13Libby, I'm asleep.
00:27:14The girl must not wake me up.
00:27:17But you must promise me...
00:27:23when it's time to relax,
00:27:25for the kingdom of God and me to hold each other
00:27:28But I can't help you.
00:27:32I'm worried about you.
00:27:34If you let me go, I'll be a bad woman.
00:27:37You're like an animal.
00:27:42I want you to be happy.
00:27:43I'll be a good woman for you.
00:27:46But if you don't let me go, I'll kill you.
00:27:50Please don't let me go.
00:27:52Because Israel and myself belonged to a class of few educated and respected families in
00:28:06Abu Dhabi, I decided to meet with the District Colonial Officer.
00:28:36Mrs. Fumilayo Ransom-Koeti?
00:29:06A delight to finally meet you in person, ma'am.
00:29:09Every young girl who attends the Barakuta Grammar School has heard of the very first girl,
00:29:13Frances Olufumilayo Thomas, up school.
00:29:16Up school. You're an alumnus?
00:29:18Class of 1928. Beatrice Falomo.
00:29:22Falomo. And you're speaking as if you have kuli-kuli stock in your mouth.
00:29:26Well, in my defense, my father is Edba and my mother is Scottish.
00:29:30You're a full Edba woman.
00:29:33This way.
00:29:34What is it you do here at the district office?
00:29:36Well, I am the secretary to the district officer.
00:29:39You can't do more.
00:29:43Mrs. Ransom-Koeti, sir.
00:29:45Ah, yes. Please have a seat.
00:29:48How would you like to be?
00:29:50Excuse me?
00:29:51Nothing.
00:29:54Beatrice, maybe a cup of tea?
00:29:56Coming right up, sir.
00:29:58So, Mrs. Ransom-Koeti, how can I help you today?
00:30:03Mr. Dundee, I'm not here for my benefit.
00:30:07This is about the plight of the Edba market women.
00:30:10I didn't realise the Edba market women had a plight.
00:30:14Apparently, every time they say I'm me, the Edba local authority taxes them.
00:30:20And in what capacity are you here?
00:30:24As a woman. And a mother.
00:30:27You run the local kindergarten.
00:30:29And your husband is the principal of the local grammar school.
00:30:34So, I just can't see how you're connected to these market women.
00:30:39Because some of their children come to my school.
00:30:42And I've personally witnessed the Parakoi harassing the women in the market for taxes.
00:30:47The Parakoi come under the authority of your king, the Alake.
00:30:52And the Alake works for you.
00:30:55I believe you call it indirect rule.
00:30:58How much prefer to call it divide and conquer?
00:31:01Taxes, Mrs. Ransom-Koeti, how do you think we pay for the services in this province?
00:31:07Your tea, sir.
00:31:09Oh, thank you, Beatrice.
00:31:12May I get you something to drink, ma'am? Tea, coffee, some water?
00:31:16No, no, no, that won't be necessary. Mrs. Ransom-Koeti's leaving.
00:31:22I would have thought a more pragmatic action would be to lessen the taxation on the market women and encourage their enterprise.
00:31:30Why don't we leave this issue to the Egbert native administration to handle?
00:31:37Anyway, I'm really rather busy, so unless you've got something else to say, have a good day.
00:31:45Oh, delicious.
00:31:52Mr. Dundee?
00:31:54You're still here?
00:31:55Where did you go to school?
00:31:57It's none of your business.
00:31:59Oh, just so I know not to send any of my children to such schools.
00:32:03I'd much rather they attend schools where they are taught common courtesy.
00:32:07Something I see that you clearly don't.
00:32:10Oh, you troublesome subject.
00:32:14Winterbottom, I want you to deal with this Ransom-Koeti-Egbert market women issue.
00:32:20Just get it off my intray.
00:32:22Of course, sir. I'll do that, sir.
00:32:24Dismissed.
00:32:25Thank you, sir.
00:32:27Hello, hello, hello.
00:32:30Hello, hello, hello.
00:32:33This is beautiful.
00:33:03and then you give it to me.
00:33:05And when it's time to say goodbye,
00:33:08you'll be like this.
00:33:10What do you mean?
00:33:12Goodbye.
00:33:14Goodbye.
00:33:16Goodbye.
00:33:18Goodbye.
00:33:20Goodbye.
00:33:22Goodbye.
00:33:24Goodbye.
00:33:26Goodbye.
00:33:28Goodbye.
00:33:30Goodbye.
00:33:32Oh, that's why.
00:34:02That's why.
00:34:32Over the next few months, I reached out to various Egba ladies.
00:34:42This is really not a bad turn out at all.
00:34:47They in turn reached out to other ladies of the elite who came together to form the Abbe Ukuta Women's Club.
00:34:57The market women are still not here.
00:34:59I know, it's okay, it's fine.
00:35:01You were here when Mrs Peters came in.
00:35:04Yes, I was.
00:35:06And also I see Mrs Coker is here as well.
00:35:08Oh, I hear that Mrs Coker had a degree from Cambridge in Latin.
00:35:15You hear things.
00:35:16I hear everything.
00:35:17You hear things.
00:35:19Wish us luck.
00:35:20No problem.
00:35:21Thank you.
00:35:23Teacher, sorry.
00:35:24I'm Timmy.
00:35:25They are waiting.
00:35:26I'm coming.
00:35:28Wish us luck.
00:35:29No problem.
00:35:32My ladies are here.
00:35:36Welcome.
00:35:37Mrs Peters.
00:35:39I'm so happy to have you.
00:35:41Thank you.
00:35:42Ladies.
00:35:43Welcome to the first ever Abbe Ukuta Ladies' Club.
00:35:50I was thinking we should have Sunday feeds and picnics.
00:35:55Absolutely lovely.
00:35:57This is something I got for my daughter a long time ago.
00:36:00I was thinking of sewing.
00:36:05Adult education.
00:36:09They're always on point.
00:36:12Cheers.
00:36:15But, as we had tea, literacy classes, and feted, we are likely kept to respect.
00:36:25He raised the taxes and unleashed hell on all and sundry and wooden fields.
00:36:45Thank you very much.
00:36:46Thank you for coming.
00:36:47Thank you so much.
00:36:55Hot.
00:37:14But I was not happy.
00:37:16I felt we could do more.
00:37:25Ladies.
00:37:27Ladies.
00:37:34I'm thinking the Abbe Ukuta Ladies' Club is not doing enough in connecting with the market.
00:37:39No.
00:37:43I think we need to do something else.
00:37:45Like what?
00:37:46What are you suggesting?
00:37:51The dissolution of Abbe Ukuta Ladies' Club.
00:37:54Of what?
00:37:55Calm down.
00:37:56Listen to what she has to say, please.
00:37:59And the establishment of Abbe Ukuta Women's Union.
00:38:05I beg your pardon.
00:38:07What are you talking about?
00:38:09What do you mean?
00:38:12Let's hear her first.
00:38:17This union will be inclusive of women from all walks of life.
00:38:22Regardless of their status or their education.
00:38:25Think about it.
00:38:27Then we can actually say we are really connecting with women.
00:38:30I think it's a brilliant idea.
00:38:32It's a beautiful idea.
00:38:34Including illiterates.
00:38:37Mrs. Koka, including all women.
00:38:41Is there something wrong in what she just said?
00:38:44You mean you want me, me, to mix with the masses?
00:38:49To breathe?
00:38:50To stay here?
00:38:51And what is wrong with that, Mrs. Olu?
00:38:53I don't have to answer your question.
00:38:55I do not.
00:38:56Do you have an idea how these people live?
00:38:57Yes, I do.
00:38:59Not all figures are equal.
00:39:00Women.
00:39:01You do have an idea.
00:39:02Quiet.
00:39:04No.
00:39:05Listen, women.
00:39:06We, the educated women, are living outside the realities of this market, women.
00:39:11Speak for yourself.
00:39:12She's saying the truth.
00:39:13We need to find a way to connect with them.
00:39:16We need to do something new.
00:39:19We're helping them already, are we not?
00:39:20Yes, we are.
00:39:21We're doing enough to help them.
00:39:26This is very recent.
00:39:28So many of our members have left because of new developments like this.
00:39:31I agree.
00:39:32Oh, that's so sad.
00:39:34I agree.
00:39:37I wish there was a way I could make the market women join us.
00:39:40Well, if Mohammed will not go to the mountain, then the mountain must come to Mohammed.
00:39:46Say he's the clergyman while reading his Bible.
00:39:56Ifemi, return to the market.
00:40:00Meet this woman on their own turf.
00:40:03I tried that before.
00:40:04It ended in disaster for them.
00:40:07Well, if you fail, you must try and try again.
00:40:16I'm sure he can't sleep.
00:40:17Again?
00:40:18He can't sleep.
00:40:19Aren't you supposed to be with this boy?
00:40:22Well, when I was his age.
00:40:24When you were his age?
00:40:25What?
00:40:30Why are you looking at me like that?
00:40:31I'm not.
00:40:32I'm not.
00:40:33I'm not.
00:40:34I'm not.
00:40:35I'm not.
00:40:36I'm not.
00:40:37I'm not.
00:40:38I'm not.
00:40:39I'm not.
00:40:40I'm not.
00:40:41I'm not.
00:40:42I'm not.
00:40:43I'm not.
00:40:45When you were his age, what?
00:41:01Okay, okay.
00:41:04Oh, it kills.
00:41:06It kills all the wild, wild west.
00:41:09Excuse me.
00:41:10Oh my gosh, madam.
00:41:11Is that the time?
00:41:12I'm so sorry.
00:41:13I must allow you to rest.
00:41:15I do feel rather fatigued.
00:41:22Isabel.
00:41:24You will come back tomorrow.
00:41:26Most certainly, madam.
00:41:28Au revoir.
00:41:29Au revoir.
00:41:32Till we meet again.
00:41:44Turn in his grave.
00:41:46Thank you.
00:41:47Thank you.
00:41:48Isabel, good morning.
00:41:50Good morning, madam.
00:41:51I'm so sorry.
00:41:52I did not know you had visitors.
00:41:54I will wait outside.
00:41:55You will do no such thing.
00:41:57Come in.
00:41:58I take it you already know my daughter, Dulupo.
00:42:01Yes, I do.
00:42:02Good morning.
00:42:03I only hope mommy has not been revealing too much.
00:42:06God knows that the family cannot afford the kind of obesity that it is getting.
00:42:11We need that attention.
00:42:12The whole world must know the sacrifices mommy made for this country.
00:42:16Those motherfuckers must know.
00:42:17Yes.
00:42:18Well, I think what my sister is trying to say is that we need to be a bit cautious.
00:42:23I don't want to be cautious.
00:42:25I want to climb to the top of Lumu Rock and scream to someone,
00:42:28higher up in government is meant to pay for all those bastards soldiers.
00:42:31I swear, their father must answer for it.
00:42:33Those motherfuckers.
00:42:34I only wish mommy's suffering could have been avoided.
00:42:37Minimum.
00:42:38Minimum.
00:42:39I only wish mommy's suffering could have been avoided.
00:42:41Meaning what, sis?
00:42:42Meaning that if mommy hadn't been at Kalakuta that day,
00:42:45she would not be like this, a bag of bones, broken bones.
00:42:48No, no.
00:42:49Wait.
00:42:50When did anyone decide where I should or should not be?
00:42:55Since when did it become a crime for a mother to visit her son and grandchildren?
00:43:01No one must point a finger at Fela.
00:43:04After all, he was not the one who threw me over a second floor balcony.
00:43:07Uh-uh.
00:43:08Uh-uh.
00:43:09Listen, all of you, this is not the time to start trading blame.
00:43:14The Ransom Kuti clan must stand as one.
00:43:19Okay.
00:43:20Thank you for your visit.
00:43:21Thank you.
00:43:22Thank you.
00:43:23Thank you very much.
00:43:24We are going to have business with Isabella.
00:43:25Fela, thank you, darling.
00:43:26You're welcome.
00:43:27Bye.
00:43:28I need fresh air.
00:43:29Are you okay, madam?
00:43:30Oh, yes.
00:43:31Thank you.
00:43:32Okay, bye-bye.
00:43:33Okay.
00:43:37The markets were deserted because the women refused to return to their stalls for fear
00:43:44of the para koi.
00:43:47Hello.
00:43:48Hello.
00:43:49Hello.
00:43:50Hello.
00:43:51Hello.
00:43:52Hello.
00:43:53Hello.
00:43:54Hello.
00:43:55Hello.
00:43:56Hello.
00:43:57Hello.
00:43:58I am so full of life and I am so happy.
00:44:06But what about you?
00:44:11I am well.
00:44:14He's the one who saved us from the evil spirit.
00:44:17Amen.
00:44:18Amen to the Lord.
00:44:20He's the one who's been with us and protected us.
00:44:25He's the one who's helped us.
00:44:29He's our saviour.
00:44:33He's the one who's been with us through thick and thin.
00:44:36I'm glad to hear you've been saved.
00:44:40I'm dying to see my son again.
00:44:43So I just told you everything.
00:44:45You've lost your mother's good name,
00:44:48and now you're making me suffer.
00:44:54But I know my mother will be happy.
00:44:58It's a miracle my son has returned in one piece.
00:45:03You're lucky to have me back.
00:45:07I am not a good person.
00:45:10What kind of person are you?
00:45:12When they come back from the US, they kill my husband.
00:45:18I am not a good person.
00:45:20They killed my husband.
00:45:23Did they kill your husband?
00:45:25Yes, they killed him.
00:45:28She said, if we don't pay them,
00:45:31we'll be at war again.
00:45:35When we get to the end of our second quarter,
00:45:39we'll be going to the first and second quarter again.
00:45:42I'm a wealthy man,
00:45:45but I'm only going to buy what I want.
00:45:47It doesn't matter
00:45:49whether I've got the money I need for a house or a car.
00:45:52If money's enough, I'll buy a car.
00:45:54That's what I do.
00:45:55But if we don't pay them,
00:45:57You don't have the heart.
00:45:59You've got no heart.
00:46:01You don't understand.
00:46:03You are a fool.
00:46:05You just want to get married and then you can go.
00:46:07Ha!
00:46:09You think you're a clown.
00:46:11You're just a fool
00:46:13You don't know anything.
00:46:15You're so stupid.
00:46:17You're a fool.
00:46:19You're a fool.
00:46:21You're a fool.
00:46:23You're a fool.
00:46:25Happy
00:46:55Oh
00:47:06Second world war
00:47:08Hitler defeated
00:47:11England victorious, but barely surviving on Russians
00:47:18Alas, it was the resources and taxes from British overseas colonies
00:47:25That kept king and country afloat. Oh, look. Oh, yeah. Oh god. Oh, yeah gets up to the kitchen
00:47:32You would leave your sister alone cooking in the kitchen
00:47:35Yeah in this house boys cook
00:47:38Let's go
00:47:39Yeah
00:47:40I won't wait for you
00:47:55I
00:48:07Castle a mini. Yeah. Whoa. Hello. You look bad
00:48:18Kitty and Ingo boy, it sure does. Okay. No, you know, yeah
00:48:23It was like trying to mix kerosene and water the entire meeting
00:48:33Forgive me again, but
00:48:37What you must do is make sure that everyone put princess and popper are singing from the same sheet
00:48:46Yes, okay, but how
00:48:49Do you know why we insist
00:48:52that all the school students
00:48:54Speak only English and not vernacular on campus
00:48:57It is because it fosters one house regardless of tribe
00:49:01It is also the reason why we insist that they were school uniforms
00:49:07Because that way every single one of them feel like they are equal
00:49:16Be the bridge
00:49:18Say is the wise reverent. Yes
00:49:22Unknowing reverence after you're ridiculed me someone has to
00:49:29Insulted me. Yes, my dearest the man must do what the man must do
00:49:36And you'll be
00:49:39But Bobo by Lamar feel sorrow when we did see one see what I had a mug
00:49:45Is she wearing these clothes that are made with our own hands
00:49:53In Iowa, hey, no more quick. I got your boy laughing soldier. I do your welcome
00:50:04Sisters meet your new sisters hold hands hold hands
00:50:08Yagamba about so I won't see you do you learn your job about sorrow, but I'm not a good boy. You've got my sorrow
00:50:15Hey show me
00:50:18A mini one penny Yagamba. Hey, what do you think? Shall I you for me?
00:50:24Don't you do one?
00:50:45I
00:51:15I
00:51:17Miss you
00:51:19Caterpillar II but I believe so. I shall
00:51:22Yeah, I'm looking at you. I shall I shall
00:51:27Copy see me. I rise to approach you you cannot dress copy and see without rising. Ah, ah, oh, no, I go
00:51:35Killody
00:51:37I
00:51:41See I'm here on behalf of the Abel Kuta Women's Union
00:51:47Copy she does not know any Abel Kuta Women's Union
00:51:52I will bring a ballad you more digress. I like a busy the palace does not recognize your union
00:51:58He see whatever you have come to say
00:52:07All right, yeah, or a Timothy call we see a phoenix by me, I'm
00:52:12This is concerning the flattery tax on the women the water. Yeah, stop right there taboo
00:52:20Taboo for you to bring this matter to the attention of KBSE. Ah, I'm gonna go
00:52:27Why don't you mom you?
00:52:30Don't worry. No, Jimmy. I'm not doing my father. Oh, look
00:52:33Oh
00:52:42Not only are the water it's
00:52:45Leviton the market women here to me the alake is increasing the flat tax by 10% with immediate
00:52:53effects
00:52:55No, I mean, I'm
00:52:57Lucky I said it
00:53:00And that is all on this matter
00:53:03Your dance is over
00:53:07Bella
00:53:12Listen caterpillar you
00:53:15See about a billet a budget
00:53:28Hey Bruno, I don't know. I'm a little bit. I'm which cocky. I'm a little bit
00:53:37About your
00:53:39Colour
00:53:47There was no swing the king and his court only one thing could move them
00:54:08I
00:54:24Ladies
00:54:26It is time for us to up the ante. They are lucky has brought the fight to us the women
00:54:32It is now time for us to take the fight back to him the palace
00:54:36But as we moved into action, we didn't realize the unlucky had
00:54:56We're heading out now market women more pamphlets more flyers and then we head to their luckiest palace there was also descent
00:55:05Internally, are you sure that we're taking the right course of action? It is a journey ladies. We will feed to the promised land
00:55:15If we take this fight to the palace it's my end up getting very messy
00:55:21It was always going to get mess. Uh-huh money a little buffet. Don't you know a pattern?
00:55:27Honey, when lucky
00:55:30The odds are far too quick for me my husband
00:55:34Is a title to the only body of a ballad
00:55:37He will never never grant me his blessing to lay siege on the palace of the king that conferred on him the very title
00:55:48I'm sorry, ladies. Meet you. Ah, ah, mrs. Cooker, but your own husband is not a title chief
00:55:55Oh, but he intends to be one. Sorry
00:56:00In life
00:56:03We are in this together all the way
00:56:21I
00:56:32I'm not going to let you go.
00:56:35I'm not going to let you go until you've paid me back.
00:56:40I'm not going to let you go.
00:56:42You also want to be mindful of this.
00:56:45Excuse me, do we know you?
00:56:48I know her. She's called Miss Beatrice Falomu.
00:56:51The one that speaks as if she has kuli-kuli stuck in her mouth.
00:56:56I'm so happy to meet you.
00:56:58I'm so happy to meet you.
00:57:01I'm so happy to meet you.
00:57:04I'm so happy to meet you.
00:57:06I'm so happy to meet you.
00:57:10I'm so happy to meet you.
00:57:24To foster the spirit of unity as Yoruba women...
00:57:28...we chose matching fabrics called ashwebi for each day.
00:57:32We chose the same fabric...
00:57:34...so that our children can wear it when they go to school.
00:57:38They can wear it when they go to school.
00:57:41We don't want them to wear it when they go to school.
00:57:51I'm so happy to meet you.
00:57:55I'm so happy to meet you.
00:57:58I didn't expect you to be this happy.
00:58:02You're too happy that you're telling me to get my shoes done.
00:58:07I'll get new shoes when I strive to study.
00:58:13But I don't have much time.
00:58:16Not much time.
00:58:19Is anyone there?
00:58:21Is anyone there?
00:58:24I don't know.
00:58:26I don't know what to do.
00:58:54Women from all over Igbala joined the growing protest.
00:59:15Age!
00:59:16All.
00:59:17Age then take me...
00:59:18Age!
00:59:19And I'll be down...
00:59:20Age!
00:59:21And I'll be gone...
00:59:22Age!
00:59:23Oh, this is the cause that I come to.
00:59:26I love my people.
00:59:27Yes!
00:59:28I love my country.
00:59:29Yes!
00:59:30I love my land.
00:59:31Yes!
00:59:32I love my people.
00:59:33Yes!
00:59:34I love my land.
00:59:35Oh, this is the cause that I come to.
00:59:38Kanye?
00:59:39Hmm?
00:59:40What's up?
00:59:41Yes.
00:59:42I'm at the SSA.
00:59:43I'm heard there.
00:59:44I am not afraid of you.
00:59:47I am afraid of you.
00:59:49I am afraid of you.
00:59:51I am afraid of you.
00:59:53I am afraid of you.
00:59:55I am afraid of you.
00:59:59I am not afraid of you.
01:00:01I am not afraid of you.
01:00:04Mrs. Ransom Kuti, please, this protest grows larger by the day.
01:00:07Why is it that you, an elite woman, have decided to take on the burden of the common woman in Eba?
01:00:12This is not about me.
01:00:15The true position of a woman must be seen from these women.
01:00:21These women who carry babies on their backs.
01:00:24Who go to the farm at sunrise and return by sunset.
01:00:28Not to be judged by us here who take tea, sugar, and flour for breakfast.
01:00:33These women are tired.
01:00:37The colonial government, in cohort with the Eba administration, will take advantage of this.
01:00:43This act is abhorrent.
01:00:45And we, the Eba, will not end this protest until we are listened to.
01:01:07To instill fear in us, the alake, saints, the ubuni, and the uru, masquerades forbidden for women to see.
01:01:30But we were ready for them with our mothers.
01:01:33With our mothers who laid bare their chest, which is a taboo for men to see.
01:02:03But we were ready for them with our mothers who laid bare their chest, which is a taboo for men to see.
01:02:11What is this?
01:02:18What is this?
01:02:26Mayonnaise of misrepresentation.
01:02:29This is a taboo for men to see.
01:02:32This is a taboo for men to see.
01:02:34Don't mind the legal spurs.
01:02:36They print only to sell their newspapers.
01:02:38Like Kabe-Sis said, the women will soon be tired.
01:02:41And go home.
01:02:43Go home.
01:02:45Go home, Kabe-Sis.
01:02:51Mrs. Thompson, we don't have to wait for the mail to arrive, right?
01:02:53Sure, we can start.
01:02:55Eniola, make sure they each get something to eat.
01:02:57Surprisingly, we never run out of food.
01:02:59Because everybody contributes.
01:03:16Come and sit down.
01:03:19Amari, we lost him.
01:03:24We don't often see you in the palace.
01:03:27Is there any problem?
01:03:30Have you seen the news?
01:03:32Yes, we have seen it.
01:03:33Mr. Dundee has just returned from seeing the new Governor General, Sir John McPherson, in Lagos.
01:03:39He wants these shenanigans ended.
01:03:41He doesn't want this protest to spread wings outside of Abyakuta.
01:03:46Who is he?
01:03:47He is the new Governor General.
01:03:50We already have teething issues in Aba with that meddlesome woman, Margaret Ekpo.
01:03:55What are you saying?
01:03:57And why is Mr. Dundee not here himself?
01:04:01Is he telling us to give in to their demands?
01:04:03Not necessarily.
01:04:04Look, perhaps we could extend an olive branch?
01:04:10Come and sit.
01:04:12Where are you from?
01:04:13Inilayo.
01:04:14Are you a colonel?
01:04:15No.
01:04:17Welcome, welcome.
01:04:19How are you, Professor?
01:04:21Hello.
01:04:22Hello.
01:04:23Obviously, he demands your presence.
01:04:24Yes.
01:04:25Answer me.
01:04:28They are trying to lure you into getting arrested.
01:04:30This is how they trick King Dajavu.
01:04:33Exactly.
01:04:34I agree.
01:04:35You are the leader of this movement.
01:04:37If anything happens to you, we will lose our momentum.
01:04:39Exactly.
01:04:40Sisters, sisters.
01:04:42This Alake here is not ready to make a woman a martyr.
01:04:46I agree.
01:04:47If you go, I will go.
01:04:48Then we will all go.
01:04:49Great.
01:05:10Inilayo.
01:05:12The King, in all his magnanimity, is prepared to rescind the 10% tax increase.
01:05:19Provided you call this protest off right now.
01:05:31These three things we have asked.
01:05:34If we get it, then that protest out there will stop.
01:05:38First.
01:05:40The flat rate tax on the market women must be completely abolished.
01:05:45Oh.
01:05:46The water rates.
01:05:47Expand.
01:05:48And lastly.
01:05:50The salaries of your parakois.
01:05:53Taken from the hard-working pockets of these market women.
01:05:56Reversed.
01:05:59Ladies.
01:06:01Wonderful liar.
01:06:05One little liar.
01:06:07You want Bodu buy ya?
01:06:09Or Bodu Poro Gosini?
01:06:12I won't be here.
01:06:14Why?
01:06:15I need to follow up on the offer.
01:06:17When it gets delivered, I'll tell you where it is.
01:06:19What the hell need do me?
01:06:23I am not here to tell you the truth.
01:06:26I am not here to lie to you.
01:06:27No.
01:06:28I am not here to lie to you, Mr. Eddie J.
01:06:30I am not here to lie to you.
01:06:31What did she say?
01:06:32Don't worry.
01:06:33Your colonized subjects will interpret it for you.
01:06:34Ladies, let's go.
01:06:35Otobe!
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01:09:45Baby, I should just stop.
01:09:58I think I should just stop.
01:10:01For a while, just to stop.
01:10:19So what if I fall?
01:10:21Listen.
01:10:22Never be afraid to follow your dreams.
01:10:35We have to speak out.
01:10:39We can do this.
01:10:52Women, let us rise up.
01:11:09I can feel that we are close.
01:11:18Mommy, what are you doing now?
01:11:20You need to rest for a few days.
01:11:22Nos don't look what, don't tell me what to do.
01:11:25Where is Enyola?
01:11:26Enyola?
01:11:27Enyola is outside.
01:11:29Are the women ready?
01:11:30Yes, they are ready.
01:11:31But what are you doing?
01:11:33I'm going back to the palace.
01:11:37Mommy, we just sustained a head injury.
01:11:39You need to be on bed rest for a few days.
01:11:41Bed rest.
01:11:44Bed rest when there is fire on the mountain.
01:11:46Daddy, say something.
01:11:50For me.
01:11:53For me, Laio.
01:11:57No hands.
01:12:00No hands, what does that even mean?
01:12:03I don't understand.
01:12:04Just like your father says.
01:12:08Mommy.
01:12:15What that means?
01:12:18What does that mean?
01:12:21I don't understand.
01:12:24I don't understand.
01:12:27What does that mean?
01:12:30I don't understand.
01:12:34What that means is that even an elephant cannot stop a determined lioness.
01:12:42A mother has work to do.
01:12:47Daddy, we haven't told her anything.
01:12:52We haven't told her that you are sick.
01:13:04I'm so glad you came.
01:13:08Thank you.
01:13:10I'm so glad you came.
01:13:13I won't forget.
01:13:16Happy birthday to you.
01:13:19Happy birthday to you.
01:13:22Happy birthday to you.
01:13:25Happy birthday to you.
01:13:28Happy birthday to you.
01:13:31Happy birthday to you.
01:13:34Happy birthday to you.
01:13:37Happy birthday to you.
01:13:40Happy birthday to you.
01:13:43Happy birthday to you.
01:13:46Happy birthday to you.
01:13:49Happy birthday to you.
01:13:52Happy birthday to you.
01:13:55Happy birthday to you.
01:13:58Happy birthday to you.
01:14:01Happy birthday to you.
01:14:04Happy birthday to you.
01:14:07Before it was a baby elephant...
01:14:10we were going to the bar.
01:14:14Before it was a baby elephant...
01:14:18we were going to the bar.
01:14:21Happy birthday to you.
01:14:24There are more women transferred here
01:14:26than in all the land of Eba.
01:14:29Where did they come from?
01:14:42My scout-reported bus is arriving this morning full of women.
01:14:56Are you curious?
01:15:00Eba is the land of Eba.
01:15:04Osi, if we are not careful,
01:15:07a woman will be more powerful than the Alake of Ebala.
01:15:13What if they breach the wall?
01:15:15Who can stop them?
01:15:17They cannot venture into the palace.
01:15:19Who can stop them?
01:15:20Then we will do the needful.
01:15:34Where is Dondi?
01:15:36Where is Mr. Dondi?
01:15:38Dondi, he went to Lagos to mobilize reinforcements.
01:15:42Our local police cannot contain that size of a crowd.
01:15:46He left me to deal with the mess.
01:15:48He abandoned me!
01:15:50Dondi!
01:15:52Dondi!
01:15:53Dondi!
01:15:54Eh, eh, eh.
01:15:55Kabisi,
01:15:57this palace is not safe enough
01:15:59for you to stay here.
01:16:01This palace is not safe enough
01:16:03for you to stay any longer.
01:16:15Kabisi,
01:16:16we have allies in Echogbo.
01:16:31We, the people, are one.
01:16:35We are one.
01:16:37Echogbo! Echogbo! Echogbo!
01:16:41We are one.
01:16:44Kabisi,
01:16:51Sisters, I'm so emotional right now.
01:16:56We are one.
01:16:58A war, this has never been heard of, in fact, it is an abomination.
01:17:27I will not call on it, or to go and advise the cafes.
01:17:31I will.
01:17:32Left!
01:17:33What is this?
01:17:34A war!
01:17:36Why is this happening?
01:17:37A war!
01:17:39Who is it?
01:17:39A war!
01:17:41Are you from the Danilega?
01:17:42A war!
01:17:43Danilega?
01:17:44A war!
01:17:45A war?
01:17:47What is your call?
01:17:49What is your back?
01:17:50A war!
01:17:51What is your call?
01:17:52A war!
01:17:53Am I one of your?
01:17:54A war!
01:17:55Are you one of my?
01:17:56A war!
01:17:57I want your boogie, I love it, so who want it?
01:18:01I want your boogie, I love it, so who want it?
01:18:06Hey, come here, see.
01:18:09If I could go there, I would like to share your land with you.
01:18:13And you have to listen.
01:18:16I want your boogie, I love it, so who want it?
01:18:20I want your boogie, I love it, so who want it?
01:18:44The women, they have breached our defences, Kabiesi.
01:18:50They are within the perimeter.
01:18:52You are a liar!
01:18:54You are a liar!
01:18:56Kabiesi, it's local, see?
01:18:58Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:19:00As we wait, we must act.
01:19:14Yeah, I cannot live with that myself.
01:19:16I am not one which we can beat you before by the record.
01:19:18Ah!
01:19:20I told you that I forgot about you.
01:19:48I told you that I forgot about you.
01:20:14I tell you, that is the crew, they have been ready to do a lot of good in this sea.
01:20:20And we have been very much thankful.
01:20:22We told you that the process led by the Supreme Leader and his secretary,
01:20:27over the arbitration of the Supreme Leader, has finally led to the end of the battle.
01:20:32And we are very much grateful to him.
01:20:34And now, we have Women's Union!
01:20:36Yay!
01:20:38And now, we have Women's Union!
01:20:41It's a glorious day!
01:20:43Oh!
01:20:45We won!
01:20:47And the four women, including my humble self,
01:20:50were inaugurated into the newly reconstituted Native Authority Council.
01:20:56Madam?
01:21:12What is it?
01:21:16We won.
01:21:24But I lost.
01:21:35He had hidden the cancer away from me.
01:22:04He died in April of 55.
01:22:09A year after my papa.
01:22:13And a year before my mama.
01:22:16I'm so sorry.
01:22:37There was nothing I accomplished.
01:22:40Nothing that I accomplished without the strength and the support of the man I loved.
01:22:55I just wish we could have had one more day.
01:23:03To walk in the fields.
01:23:11I am so sorry for your loss.
01:23:15Thank you.
01:23:17Thank you for sharing your story with me.
01:23:26Shall I lead you back into the woods?
01:23:29No.
01:23:32I'll stay here and watch the sunset.
01:23:41I fly to Paris tomorrow.
01:23:43I hope that we may stay in touch.
01:23:46You know where to find me.
01:23:54Mami?
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