In "Nigerian Prince (2018)," we follow the journey of a spirited Nigerian-American teenager named Eze, who finds himself navigating the complexities of his dual identity when he is sent to Nigeria to live with his aunt. Eze's initial reluctance gives way to a deeper understanding of his heritage as he immerses himself in the vibrant culture and encounters unexpected challenges. Driven by a desire to prove himself and make sense of his roots, Eze forms an unlikely partnership with a charming Internet scammer. Together, they venture into the world of email scams, leading to a high-stakes scheme that tests Eze's morals and loyalty. Amidst themes of identity, family, and the blurred lines between right and wrong, "Nigerian Prince" offers a compelling exploration of cultural heritage and the universal quest for belonging. The film strikes a balance between humor and drama, painting a vivid portrait of a young man caught between worlds, grappling with profound questions of self-discovery and integrity.