SYNOPSIS
Beyond Obligation is a story of retribution, heartbreak, conflicts, false accusation and the triumph of good over evil. It is the story of Kashimawo Olaosebikan, 22 who died mysteriously on his birthday and University graduation ceremony day, causing so much pain to his father, Chief Olaosebikan and his mother Aduke.

However, Kashimawo had a strong spirit, which resolved to return to the world of the living to complete his time on earth and avenge his sudden death. He appeared in flesh in Lagos to Alero, his secondary school mate, who had not seen him for over six years. She did not know that he was dead.

Meanwhile, Alero was already engaged to be married to Jemine. Somehow, Kashimawo made love to Alero and she became pregnant; he then disappears for good, constantly warning her in her dreams to make sure she took the baby she will be delivered of to his parents in the village.

Alero was confused by the whole thing, refusing to believe that it was true. Soon enough, she officially got married to his fiancee, Jemine. The pregnancy developed and matured. The dreams continued. She finally decided to confide in her mother...

Alero became due and was delivered of a baby boy. She refused to obey the voice in her dreams. Three years of misfortune past. Alero knew the reason for these misfortunes... her refusal to obey the voice in her dreams.

What happened next? What are these catalogues of misfortunes? Did something terrible happen to Alero? What happened to the baby boy she gave birth to? Did she eventually take the boy to Kashimawo’s parents? Who indeed killed Kashimawo? Was he able to avenge his death? What is the relationship between the spirit world and world of the living vis - a- vis African belief? The climax is intriguing and dramatic, as each scene leaves viewers guessing and itching for more.

SYNOPSIS
OGODOBIRI is the story of a man (Ogodobiri) who decides to commit suicide because everything seems to be going against him. His wife has left him for the richest man in the village and there is no job forthcoming from the Oil Company near by.

He climbs a tree by the riverbank and is about to place the noose around his neck when three mysterious maidens, returning from the annual masquerade dance in the village walk to the bank of the river. They transform into river goddesses and are about to proceed on the journey into the sea world when one of them announces the presence of a human. They command Ogodobiri to descend from the tree. An argument ensues among the three maidens on what to do with Ogodobiri since he has uncovered their secret. One says he should be blinded or killed, another says he should be struck deaf and dumb while the third says he should be allowed to go without any harm.

They agree to the opinion of the third maiden and proceed to ask Ogodobiri why he decided to commit suicide. He tells them how the rich man oppresses everyone in the village because he has money. The first maiden tells him he would do worse than the rich man if he has money. Ogodobiri says it is not possible; that he would be kind and fair to everyone.

The maidens decide to experiment with him. They will make him rich beyond his imagination but on the condition that Ogodobiri keeps to his word of being kind and fair to everyone.

Within a short time, Ogodobiri becomes very rich, and true to the maidens’ observation, he becomes worse than the rich man. So much so that the village decide to put a stop to his excesses. But can they stop him? And the maidens, what will they do to Ogodobiri? Can the people really say “no” to oppression? The intrigue is multi dimensional.

The Tracks Include:

1. Ere Wa
2. Okiribo
3. Uwo Moba Lay
4. Osuoo!
5. Ajolo Eye
6. Ere Yon
7. Uran Toritse Munara
8. Wene