Lionheart is a Nigerian comedy-drama film directed by Genevieve Nnaji, who also stars as the lead character, Adaeze. The film follows Adaeze as she struggles to save her father's bus company, Lionheart Transport, from bankruptcy. Adaeze is competent and hardworking, but she is constantly overlooked in favor of her feckless uncle, Godswill, who is the company's head driver.
When her father falls ill, Adaeze takes over the company and is determined to turn things around. However, she faces numerous obstacles, including a sexist and corrupt board of directors, and the fact that the company is heavily in debt. Adaeze reluctantly teams up with her uncle Godswill, who has a reputation for being lazy and irresponsible, but who knows the ins and outs of the bus business.
Together, Adaeze and Godswill embark on a series of adventures as they try to save Lionheart Transport. They encounter a variety of colorful characters, including a rival bus company owner who is trying to sabotage their efforts, and a young girl who becomes a surprise ally in their quest to keep the company afloat.
As Adaeze and Godswill work together, they begin to develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for each other. Adaeze learns to respect her uncle's knowledge and experience, while Godswill discovers that he has more to offer than just his charm and quick wit.
Lionheart is a heartwarming and humorous film that celebrates the power of family, community, and hard work. It is a tribute to the resilience and ingenuity of Nigerian people, and a celebration of the country's rich cultural heritage.
