30 Days in Atlanta

Akpos wins a month-long trip to Atlanta and immediately invites his cousin Richard to join him. The two prepare for the journey and share the excitement of what could be a life-changing adventure. The prize sets the story in motion as they head to the United States.

Upon arrival, Akpos and Richard reconnect with Okiemute, who takes them out for dinner. The reunion rekindles old ties and helps them settle into the city. It also plants the seed for their friendship and the comedic misadventures to come.

During the dinner, Akpos notices the beautiful Kimberly. Okiemute warns him that Kimberly's father is very controlling, foreshadowing potential obstacles. The moment hints at a future romantic tension and family interference.

The trio cross paths again at an environmental conference where Akpos's awkward but funny remarks draw laughs from the crowd. Kimberly's attention drifts toward Richard rather than Akpos. The scene establishes the evolving dynamics among the friends and potential love interests.

Kimberly gives Richard her phone number at the conference, creating a spark between them. Just then, her father, Odiye, arrives on the scene, signaling a looming challenge to their budding connection. The moment blends romance with parental interference.

Richard heads back to the restaurant to wait for Kimberly, but Akpos shows up unannounced and crashes the moment. Kimberly tells Akpos that her father enjoyed his conference remarks and is open to a stand-up comedy contract. The exchange merges romantic tension with a possible opportunity.

On the taxi ride home, Richard realizes he left his wallet and the driver refuses service. Kimberly and Odiye step in to give them a ride back to Odiye's home, where they meet Clara, an immigration lawyer. The encounter introduces a crucial ally in Akpos's legal journey.

At Clara's house, Akpos and Clara share a dinner followed by a night together, beginning a romantic relationship. The bond deepens as their personal and legal worlds start to intertwine. However, trust will soon be tested when ulterior motives surface.

On a Skype call with his parents, Richard learns Ese is planning a wedding and tries to reassure them that his romance with Kimberly is real. He also introduces Kimberly to his mother, who insists he should marry Ese. The family dynamics add pressure and test loyalties.

Ese tries to convince Kimberly that Richard will disappoint her and shows her intimate pictures from their past. Kimberly grapples with the conflicting claims and what they mean for her future with Richard. The revelation heightens the emotional stakes for all involved.

Akpos becomes involved in illegal street gambling and is arrested. Clara visits him in jail and agrees to represent him, bringing a crucial legal lifeline. It is revealed that Akpos has violated his visa, worsening his case and raising the stakes.

Clara visits Akpos in jail and later takes him to her house, where they share a dinner and a night together. She overhears Akpos hinting that their relationship could secure his green card, which enrages her and leads to him being ejected. The personal fallout tests both characters and their trust.

In court, the judge notes that Akpos's total earnings could be donated to charity under supervision to cover his legal and visa costs. Clara's advocacy keeps him connected to a possible remedy. Akpos reluctantly agrees to the arrangement, signaling a turn toward accountability.

Richard tries to mend things with Kimberly, but Odiye orders him to stay away, underscoring protective and cultural tensions. Richard also argues with Ese about her interference. The tensions reveal the ongoing obstacles they must navigate.

At the airport, the men prepare to board their flight back to Nigeria when Kimberly and Clara unexpectedly show up. They decide to follow them home to meet relatives and see what the future may hold. The scene closes on a note of possibility amid uncertainty.