Missing Angel is a 2004 Nigerian film directed by Charles Novia and starring Stella Damasus Aboderin and Desmond Elliot. Produced by Ulzee Nigerian Ltd, it was followed by two sequels. The plot deals with Dolly (Aboderin), a troubled young woman who makes a vow to God that she should die on her twenty-fifth birthday, if her misery continued. A dark angel (Elliot) is sent to manipulate her, but slowly falls in love with her.
Synopsis Dolly was an orphan who lived in extreme poverty. Her only source of hope, her younger brother, died because she could not afford food or adequate hospital treatment for him. Overwhelmed by her suffering, she vowed that, if God did not answer her prayers by her 25th birthday, He should take her life. The angels of darkness took her at her word.
Dolly subsequently won the lottery, transforming her fortunes. She became wealthy and built a successful business, but her 25th birthday was fast approaching. Concerned that Dolly should marry, her best friend arranged a blind date with her boyfriend's friend, who was returning from the UK.
Meanwhile, the king of Hades intervened, sending his dark angel to claim the price of Dolly's vow. What follows is an extraordinary chain of events.
Cast Stella Damasus Aboderin - Dolly Desmond Elliot - Angel Empress Njamah - Julie Norbert Young - Pastor James Tuvi James - Thompson Don Richards - Lord Hades Chris Ibonye - Manager Wale Olaseson - Bobo Favour Chuks - Demon 1 Tony Johnson - Demon 2 Nkechi Chilaka - Attendant 1 Angela - Mama Femi Yvonne Jegede - Rosa Steven Essiet - Church Extra
See also List of Nigerian films of 2004
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