Blackass

Furo Wariboko, a young man from Lagos, awakens to find his life completely transformed. Instead of his familiar dark skin, he discovers himself with the features typically associated with a privilege he has never known: white skin, green eyes, and red hair. This abrupt change forces him to navigate the world anew, grappling with issues of identity, race, and belonging in a society where appearances can dictate one's place.

As Furo ventures through the streets of Lagos, he begins to experience the stark contrasts of life in a body that denotes a different social status. His journey unravels the complexities of race and the societal expectations linked to skin color, leading him to question his former existence and re-evaluate what it means to be both seen and unseen. The exploration of his identity becomes a compelling narrative of self-discovery and resilience in a world defined by superficial differences.