Linguère Ramatou returns to her impoverished Senegalese hometown of Colobane after decades abroad, now fabulously wealthy. She offers the townspeople an extraordinary bargain: she will give them billions in exchange for the death of Draman Drameh, the local shopkeeper who seduced and abandoned her in youth, denying paternity of their child. Initially horrified, the townspeople gradually succumb to material temptation, accumulating consumer goods on credit against the expected windfall. Mambéty adapts Dürrenmatt's "The Visit" into a satirical allegory about Africa's relationship with global capitalism, structural adjustment, and moral compromise. The film's theatrical style and bitter humor expose how economic desperation transforms community solidarity into collective complicity.