The film centers on an illegal immigrant from Nigeria (Jolina Jean-Paul) Viveca. She works for crime boss Mr. Duncan who is involved in insurance fraud. People are killed for insurance money and Viveca delivers money in cash in a briefcase because State Farm doesn't do anything electronically. She decides to blow the whistle but does so in a haphazard manner that threatens herself.

In the first 5 minutes, you can tell that the film oozes with bad acting, tinny sound, miserable soundtrack, poor dialogue, ugly plot, and a bunch of folks who shouldn't be in the country, let alone in a film.

Paul Okon Roberts needs to get a real job and stop listening to his family and close friends that he can be a filmmaker.