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Innocent arrives in Paris, and is astounded to find his cousin no longer offers him a place to stay and that Paris is a hard hard place for immigrants, but there might be hope in sight, and among other things, he causes a fashion revolution among some African immigrant women. Aya, working hard toward her medical studies is criticized by a professor who offers her private tuition, which turns out to be an excuse for sexual harassment and a near rape. Féli, who has been living with Aya's family since childhood and won the Miss Yopougon contest, is kidnapped by her father who is convinced she has become rich, and Aya's parents are at pains to get her back. Meanwhile Mamadou, hired on at the garage of one of Aya's friends, takes it upon himself to increase business and lands himself a rich older mistress in the process, which wouldn't be a problem, save for the fact he also wants to build up a little nest with the resulting windfall with Adjoua and his son. ( )