
Their life as luxury escorts offered these women glamour, money and a chance to reinvent themselves…until a murder and a robbery ruined everything.
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After Emma Sharon Ooja is fired from her stripping job, she desperately approaches Donna—an interior designer moonlighting as a procurer—who initially rejects the aspiring high-end call girl on grounds of unsuitability, but reconsiders after Emma assures Donna of her potential. A makeover follows, and the uncouth Emma is introduced to the world of high-class escorting, yet she is snubbed by Donna’s snooty clientele until Zeribe—a bodyguard who confesses to framing her for theft at the strip club—presents Emma to his new boss Segun (Femi Branch), who gradually takes a shine to Donna’s new recruit.
Louisa [Toke Makinwa] — a boutique owner also in Donna’s employment — is shocked upon discovering her America-based husband Aaron has flown into Nigeria to surprise her and their two daughters. She manages to conceal her secret profession, but Aaron grows suspicious as she frequently leaves their residence late at night under false pretences to meet up with her Lebanese lover, Fadi. Donna advises her to send Aaron back to America before he discovers the truth, but he extends his stay.
Jemma visits her former friend Donna who has not forgiven her for breaking the escort agency’s golden rule: Never give your love for free. Jemma’s terminally ill husband, Desmond, faces life-support withdrawal unless his wife settles his medical bills. She initially turns down Donna’s request to return to escorting in exchange for money but eventually gives in after running out of options. At a high-profile party she attends with Donna and her girls, Jemma catches the eye of Alexander (Lynxxx), a business associate of billionaire Chief Nkem with whom Donna enjoys the occasional dalliance. Jemma and Alexander spend the night together and instantly begin a relationship. Soon after, Desmond’s life-support machine is switched off.
Six months after Emma completes finishing school and a business course in Ireland, Segun uses his connections to secure her a job as a bank manager despite her limited qualifications. However, he refuses to interfere when his daughter publicly exposes Emma’s past, and humiliates her further by demanding a striptease with Zeribe also present. Enraged, she storms off, but Zeribe suggests she obey Segun’s orders lest he replaces her with another woman. She reluctantly agrees, but not before seducing Zeribe, and Segun hears them having sex under his roof but does not retaliate.
Trouble also ensues in Louisa’s home after Aaron finally stumbles on his wife’s secret rendezvous with Fadi, and he flees back to America with their daughters, demanding their mother pay child support or face his wrath.
Jemma murders Alexander when she catches him sexually molesting her son, and enlists the help of both Donna and Donna’s personal assistant Tommy (Temisan Emmanuel), to dispose of the body. Donna receives more devastating news when Hell [Segilola Ogidan] — an escort from a wealthy family — dies of a drug overdose after discovering she is pregnant without knowledge of the father’s identity. At the funeral, Nkem reveals Alexander was his accountant, but as Jemma was romantically involved with him, she is considered a suspect after a hard drive with his company’s billions disappears. Donna travels to Beirut where she begs her mentors—Doris and Thelma from the original movie—to plea with Nkem who has started to harass her girls, but both women are unwilling to co-operate.
Upon Donna’s return to Nigeria, the escorts finally locate the drive (Alexander had worn it as a pendant), and with the assistance of a Francophone hacker who demands sex with Emma in exchange for his service, they discover the drive contains a larger sum than anticipated. However, Zeribe double-crosses the women and secretly plants a duplicate on Emma, who, in a repeat of events at their first meeting, hides the actual drive in his pocket, and Nkem’s henchmen cart him off, his pleas of innocence falling on deaf ears. The film concludes with the revelation that Donna had secretly duplicated the flash drive containing part of the money.

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