Wale Ojo
as Bayo Adebanjo
Director: Debra Odutuyo
Writers: Nick Withers, Jessica Golding, Andrew Osayemi, Debra Odutuyo, Seun Boy
In South London, tradition clashes with culture as a Nigerian father tries to instill his old-fashioned African values into his modern British family.
Wale Ojo
as Bayo Adebanjo
Yetunde Oduwole
as Gladys Adebanjo
Andrea Ama Aboagye
as Sade Adebanjo
Daniel Davids
as Tobi Adebanjo
Moji Bamtefa
as Aunty Funke
Tolulope Ogunmefun
as Cousin Femi
Andrew Apraku
as Pastor Michael
Lateef Lovejoy
as Greg
David Erdos
as Tony
Kai Henderson
as Mayor's Advisor
Richard Hobday
as Rich Conman
Karl-James Langford
as Anarchist
Misa D'Angelo
as Tobi Girlfriend
Leonardo Salerni
as Michel
Gracy Goldman
as Charlie
Edalia Day
as Reggie
Anthony Ofoegbu
as Frank
Funke enlists Sade's help to fit into a fabulous gown for a black-tie gala. Gladys is excited about her wedding anniversary but Bayo typically forgets.
After being sacked, Funke applies for a new job as a minicab driver. The problem is, she can't drive. The only one who can teach her? Her nemesis, Bayo.
Sade wants to sneak out to a Halloween party while Tobi and Kevin intend to scare the neighbors. But everyone's plans come to a halt because of Gladys.
Cousin Femi arrives from Nigeria to look after the kids while the parents are away. Will he be able to keep the house under control?
Bayo tries to impress the family by buying land in a prestigious area of Nigeria. Tobi looks into the details and finds that all is not what it seems.
Upset with the family, Gladys decides to go on strike. Sade enters a radio competition in hopes of being serenaded by an R&B sensation.
Sade competes for the family's attention as she enters a local poetry competition. Bayo and Gladys get an Oxford tutor for Tobi.