After spending two years living in Cyprus, Anayo, a Nigerian immigrant, is being
deported back home, broke, stranded and without any savings to his name. Back
in Nigeria he daily deals with the stigma associated with being a deportee even
as he begins to re-assess everything that he had regarded as home, friendship,
valid fears, love and community. With each new day in Nigeria comes new reve-
lations, and nothing appears to be what he had thought them to be.
This is a typical story of the hopes and expectations that sustain the drive for
transcontinental migration in Africa, and one that depicts parts of the many
realities that young African immigrants are confronted with.