In the tranquil oceanside village of Iyi, Mama Efe stands as a beloved mediator between her community and the powerful water goddess, Mami Wata. But when a devastating virus claims the life of a young boy, tension brews among the villagers. Efe's fiercely loyal yet headstrong daughter, Zinwe, and her skeptical apprentice, Prisca, raise alarms about growing discontent among the people. Their fears materialize with the unexpected arrival of Jasper, a mysterious rebel deserter whose presence ignites a fervent clash of beliefs. This upheaval forces the villagers to confront their faith, pitting tradition against progress in a gripping battle for the soul of Iyi. As turmoil unfolds and ideologies collide, Mama Efe must navigate a treacherous landscape of loyalty, rebellion, and the quest for truth, challenging the very foundations of their existence. "Mami Wata" is a mesmerizing tale of resilience and the struggle for identity, set against the backdrop of a captivating oceanic world. Will the villagers unite under the goddess's watchful gaze, or will their beliefs shatter in the face of change?