Òlòtūré is a Nigerian crime thriller film directed by Kenneth Gyang. It stars Sharon Ooja, Omoni Oboli, Blossom Chukwujekwu, Segun Arinze, Wofaifada, and others. The film follows the story of a young journalist, Ehi (played by Sharon Ooja) who goes undercover to investigate and expose human trafficking in Nigeria.
Ehi's boss assigns her to investigate an underage prostitution ring, leading her to pose as a prostitute herself in order to gain access to the criminal underworld. She befriends some of the women she lives and works with, including Linda (Wofaifada), a seasoned prostitute who shows her the ropes.
As Ehi delves deeper into the seedy world of human trafficking, she discovers the shocking truth about the extent of the trade and the brutal methods used by the traffickers. Ehi's investigation takes her from the streets of Lagos to the abode of a powerful kingpin, and she risks her life in order to complete her mission.
However, Ehi's work puts her in grave danger, and she pays the ultimate price when she is kidnapped and tortured under the orders of the traffickers. Eventually, she is rescued by the police, but her ordeal has a profound impact on her.
Òlòtūré is a gripping and emotional film, shedding light on one of the most pressing issues facing Nigeria and the world today. The film's realistic portrayal of human trafficking is somber and disturbing, but it raises important questions about our responsibilities to fight against it.
