Saving Onome

The film tells the poignant story of two parents who fight with all their strength to save the life of their sick daughter. The girl, who suffers from a chronic illness, faces a critical situation, and only an urgent surgery can give her a chance to survive. Throughout the story, the parents are forced to face both emotional and practical obstacles, testing their unconditional love and determination.

With time running out, the anguish grows as the surgery, which could be the difference between life and death, approaches. The story delves into the difficult decisions and sacrifices the parents must make as they struggle against the limitations of the healthcare system, lack of resources, and the emotional barriers that arise when dealing with such a vulnerable loved one. The narrative highlights the great distance between the parents' desires and the harsh realities they must face to obtain the necessary medical care for their daughter.

In this journey, the parents must not only battle external adversities but also confront their own fears and despair. The film underscores the importance of family, personal sacrifice, and the inner strength that emerges in the darkest moments. Every action, every gesture, and every decision made by these parents reflects the deep love and hope that, despite the circumstances, everything is possible when fighting for the well-being of a loved one.

As the story unfolds, viewers witness the characters' strength and their unwavering desire to save their daughter, making the narrative both an emotional journey and a testament to the human capacity to overcome even the most extreme difficulties. The film thus becomes a tribute to parents who, in the face of adversity, are willing to do the impossible to give their children a chance at life, demonstrating that love knows no bounds when it comes to saving those we love most.

Director: Dimeji Ajibola

Genre: Drama

Cast: Ashionye Michelle Raccah, Femi Jacobs, Kelechi Udegbe, Keppy Ekpeyong, Mary Lazarus, Nancy Isime, Olumide Oworu, Rex Nosa