A Lesson in Wealth: A Christian Movie Review of ‘Ola (Wealth) Movie’

“Ola (Wealth) Movie” is a thought-provoking and inspiring Christian movie produced and directed by Taiwo Adeyinka. It stars Kolawole Gbenga Akinola, Ifeoluwa Ogunade, Morounfola Bukola, and others, and was shot in Ibadan, Oyo State. The movie centralizes Ola, a renowned food business vendor who cares most about himself and his business. He refused to help his relatives, friends, and even co-worker, being too controlled by the wealth he had accumulated.

The movie portrays the dangers of wealth when it is not properly managed. Ola’s obsession with his business has made him forget about the people around him. He is unwilling to help his brother, who is facing financial difficulties, and his co-worker, who needs help with his daughter’s school fees. Ola’s refusal to help others highlights how money can make us selfish and insensitive to the needs of those around us.

However, the turning point comes when Ola has an encounter with the Lord, Jesus Christ. This encounter changes his perspective on wealth and how he should use it. He realizes that his wealth is not just for his benefit, but also for the benefit of those around him. He begins to help his brother and co-worker, and even takes on the responsibility of paying his co-worker’s daughter’s school fees.

The movie is a powerful reminder that wealth is a blessing that comes with a responsibility. We should not let money control us or make us insensitive to the needs of others. Instead, we should use our wealth to bless others and make a positive impact in their lives.

In conclusion, “Ola (Wealth) Movie” is an excellent Christian movie that teaches us valuable lessons about wealth and its proper management. It is a must-watch for everyone, regardless of their religious affiliation. As for the suspense ending, we will leave it for you to discover and experience the transformative power of the message conveyed in the movie.

Overall, the movie deserves a rating of 4 out of 5 stars for its powerful message, great acting, and cinematography.