From the moment they meet, Bolude (Bolude Watson), the dutiful daughter of a Nigerian diplomat, and Carmen (Michela Carattini), a self-made vigilante mestiza, share an unbreakable sistership. Attempting to define themselves amidst American identity politics, Carmen acknowledges only her Latin heritage, and Bolude embraces Western values over Nigerian roots.

Sure to change everything is Bolude’s engagement to the white, Australian Tommy. Bolude finally braves telling her father only two weeks before the wedding, who's hurt she has not chosen a Nigerian. He responds with an ultimatum: he will only give his blessing if she can follow tradition and get 100 Australians from 100 villages to welcome her.