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The story follows the struggles of Chibu and his family, who face abject poverty and misfortune. Chibu, a skilled welder, struggles to find consistent work despite his talent, often being overlooked in favor of city laborers. His sister, Jama, falls gravely ill, and the family is unable to afford necessary medication. Their attempts to borrow money or buy medicine on credit are met with disdain and refusal from their community, particularly from a chemist named Oki, who insults their family and denies them help. Jama eventually succumbs to her illness, a tragedy that deeply affects the family. Following her death, an uncle who had previously refused to lend them a small sum for medicine offers a large sum of money, which Chibu's mother rejects, seeing it as an insult. The family struggles to cope with their loss and continued poverty. Chibu, frustrated with their situation, considers joining his brother Akachi in a welding workshop in the city, tired of their meager local businesses. A turning point comes when Chibu secures a significant welding job for Chief, promising to deliver high-quality work and restore faith in local craftsmanship. He receives an advance payment, which brings a glimmer of hope to the family. With this new income, Chibu begins to provide for his family, including buying food and planning for his younger brother Akachi's education. He also starts to show generosity, taking his girlfriend Sapuru and her friend Blessing out for a meal, even though Blessing has previously been critical of his financial status. However, their newfound hope is short-lived when Chibu and Akachi are wrongly accused of theft and assault by Oki and subsequently arrested. Despite their friends' efforts to gather money for their bail, Oki's animosity towards their family prevents their immediate release. Sapuru, demonstrating her loyalty, contributes significantly to their bail. Upon their release, Chibu and Akachi are deeply affected by the injustice. Chibu questions his faith and the promise of "joy coming in the morning," expressing frustration with their continuous cycle of misfortune. Their mother reveals a hidden truth: their family's poverty is the result of an ancestral curse. Years ago, their ancestor Azoku, seeking fame and power, sacrificed the future prosperity of his lineage to gain the ability to parade a great masquerade. This pact condemned his descendants to perpetual poverty. Faced with this revelation, Chibu and Akachi decide to break the curse. They consult a wise elder who confirms the curse and offers a solution: one of them must sacrifice their ability to procreate. Chibu, resolute in ending their suffering, volunteers to make the sacrifice. Akachi initially agrees, believing it's the only way to escape their generational bondage. Their mother is distraught, not wanting her husband's lineage to end, but the wise elder states that the gods' words are final. After the ritual, the curse is lifted, and the family's fortunes dramatically change. Chibu and Akachi experience immense success, building a new, luxurious house for their mother and accumulating wealth. Chibu proposes marriage to Sapuru, and she accepts. During this period of prosperity, Oki, the chemist who had previously scorned them, faces eviction from his property. He discovers that Chibu is the new owner and begs for mercy, but Chibu's mother, remembering their past suffering, refuses to help. Despite their material wealth, Chibu and Sapuru face a new challenge: childlessness. After three years of marriage, Sapuru is deeply worried, but Chibu appears unconcerned, believing it's God's will. However, his brother Akachi later reveals that Chibu is secretly tormented by their inability to have children. Akachi confesses that due to the ancestral curse and Chibu's sacrifice, Akachi himself was chosen to carry on the lineage, and Chibu was supposed to raise Akachi's firstborn as his own. This revelation shatters Chibu, who confronts his mother and Akachi, feeling betrayed and questioning why he was chosen for the sacrifice. He learns that his mother had made the decision to ensure her husband's name would not be wiped off the face of the earth, choosing Chibu to make the sacrifice. Akachi and his wife have a child, but Chibu demands that Akachi hand over his firstborn, as per the agreement. Akachi refuses, leading to a heated confrontation. Chibu's wife, unaware of the ancestral pact, is confused and hurt by her husband's actions, leading to a crisis in their marriage. Ultimately, Chibu's wife learns the truth about the curse and the sacrifice. Understanding her husband's pain, she supports him, and together with Akachi, they seek spiritual intervention. They engage in intense prayers and fasting, hoping to find a lasting solution to their childlessness and the lingering effects of the curse. A pastor assures them that their prayers have been answered, and their victory is permanent. The family finds renewed hope and celebrates their deliverance from generational bondage.