“Makate Must Sell” is a Nigerian comedy-drama film directed by Don Omope for Filmone Distribution, Screenart, See Fam, and Ahh Entertainment. The movie marks the acting debut of Toke Makinwa, a well-known on-air personality. The cast also features Blossom Chukwujekwu, Akan Nnani, Josh 2 Funny, c, Daniel Etim Effiong, Greg Ojefua, and Charles Okocha, among others.
The story follows a woman in her early thirties, portrayed by Chigul, who faces mounting pressure from her well-meaning friends. They devise a plan to get her married within twelve days, believing that the time constraint will help her find the right man quickly. However, as the days pass, the plan begins to unravel.
Chigul’s journey to find a suitable partner is filled with unexpected challenges. From meeting potential suitors who don’t meet her expectations to navigating the complexities of family and societal pressures, she begins to question the rush and whether the idea of a “perfect” marriage is even attainable. As problems arise in her quest for love, she faces moments of doubt, humor, and self-reflection, ultimately realizing that love cannot be forced into a timeline.
The story explores themes of love, friendship, self-discovery, and the societal pressure to settle down. Along the way, Chigul learns valuable lessons about the importance of patience, personal growth, and trusting that the right relationship will come in its own time.
