English: Lionheart is a solid film that effectively portrays sexism in workplace in Nigeria. It is very straightforward, highly predictable and also quite weakly directed by Genevieve Nnaji. But on the opposite side of things, her acting performance is terrific, and she successfully elevated both the character and the overall material. The movie is clichéd, but charming. It would have been a perfect potential nominee for the Academy had they not stupidly eliminated it due to it being filmed in the English language.
Translation: LionHeart bụ ihe nkiri kara aka nke a gbaliri nke ọma izipụta agha a na-ebuso ụmụnwaanyi n’ebe ha na-arụ ọrụ na Naịjịrịa. Enweghi ewetaeti na ya, akụkọ ya gara etu o kwesịrị. Ọ dị ezigbo mfe ikwu ihe ga-eme na ya, ntuziaka Genevive Nnaji nyere ya esighị ike. Mana n’aka nke ọzọ, emereme ya dị egwu o gbaliri nke ọma kwalite agwa na ngwa ọrụ. Ihe nkiri a adabachaghị mana ọ mara mma. Ọ kaara ịnata akaraugo na Academy ma ọ bụrụ na ha e jighi nzuzu kwachapu ya n’ihi na emere ya n’asụsụ Bekee.