Gone Too Far!

The mother finally secures an immigration visa for Iku to join the family. She asks Yemi to tidy his room in preparation, then leaves to go shopping. Yemi heads out intending to play football with his friends, but his mother forbids it, setting the day in motion with a clash of rules.

In the park, Armani and Paris sit watching the football and chatting. Yemi spots Armani and goes over to chat her up. Razor and Ghost pass by, and Razor's jealousy flares; Yemi's mum also passes and drags him home by the ear, humiliating him.

When Iku arrives, Yemi is dismayed by his dress, especially the socks and sandals. Mum wants to start cooking but can't find the okra she bought earlier. She sends Yemi out to fetch more, insisting he take his brother with him.

At the shop, Yemi's brotherly mischief surfaces as Iku coaches him to grab crisps and chocolate, stuffing some into Yemi's hoodie. Yemi returns the items but misses one. At checkout, Reema frisks him and finds it, forcing the brothers to leave without the okra.

They head to the market to source okra, but a string of mishaps unfolds, including Iku losing sight of Yemi more than once. They spot Armani and Paris again, and Yemi attempts to chat Armani up.

Razor and Ghost sit in a car smoking and listening to a radio show about whether Black British rappers with African parents can use West Indian slang. The discussion reveals Razor's pro-Jamaican, anti-African stance, fueling tensions within the group.

Yemi asks Armani's younger sister about Armani; Razor and Ghost pass the sister and tell them Yemi was looking for Armani. They steal a bike and ride off to find Yemi. Later, Yemi and Iku encounter Armani and Paris again; Armani persuades Yemi to get her a Peruvian hair extension to show his commitment, but Iku ushers him out.

Razor and Ghost spot them; a short chase leads to a scrap, and Iku delivers a decisive fly-kick on Razor and Ghost, allowing the brothers to escape. For the first time, Yemi is impressed by his brother and resolves to 'deal with Razor.' Iku, however, regrets the kick and calls Armani a foolish girl, revealing he once asked Razor for directions when lost.

Paris criticizes Armani for using Yemi to provoke Razor, and reveals she fancies him herself. The two girls fall out, escalating the rivalry and leaving the boys to navigate the fallout.

Razor phones Blazer at the radio station to help against Yemi. Rez and the DJ discuss the African identity debate, with Blazer challenging Razor's stance. Iku's Yoruba remark resonates with Rez, who invites the brothers to his studio, but Mum arrives furious and stops them.

The next morning, the brothers exercise in the front garden as a form of punishment. Yemi asks if Iku has forgiven him, and Iku smiles, saying, 'Of course.' The moment signals a fragile reconciliation between the brothers.

With the tension easing, the siblings grow closer as they share a quiet moment in the garden. Yemi acknowledges his role in the conflict and resolves to repair things with Razor, grateful that Iku is staying. The scene ends on a hopeful note for their bond.