In a small Nigerian village, a woman named Itoro maltreated her kind husband, Akanu. Initially, their marriage was a dream, with Akanu providing for their family, including Itoro and his son from a previous relationship. Over time, Itoro's dissatisfaction with her life led her to cruelly mistreat Akanu, particularly after he became blind from a car accident. Itoro's actions worsened, including infidelity with Akanu’s best friend, leaving Akanu in despair.
Despite his blindness, Akanu’s resilience shone as he learned pottery to support his family. With support from his son Obinna and a kind neighbor named Nma, Akanu eventually regained his sight after medical treatments. Akanu thrived with Nma’s help, becoming successful and wealthy, leading to his separation from Itoro. Akanu and Nma married, living happily with his children, while Itoro faced the consequences of her actions in regret and isolation. This tale underscores themes of resilience, the power of kindness, and the eventual downfall of unkindness.