Ogilo and the Hippo

Obi was hopeful about life before the set-back of the death of his father, but he battles on determinedly. His efforts are frustrated however when he is framed for fraud and sentenced to three years in prison, with hard labour for a crime he did not commit. Embittered and further rejected by his close friend Obi he decides to avenge himself by becoming a terrorist of the underworld. A parable of social injustice, harship, lawlessness and terrorism in a third world country.