A fitting title for a storyline which has sparked Sex and the City comparisons. Wahala, however, rises above the TV series: It is a lot more grounded in race politics and a lot less flippant. Think of it as a Sex and the City that you can actually relate to! Boo, Simi and Ronke have been friends since university when they united over their mixed-race parentage. Now, each is struggling with secrets and resentments in their romantic relationships, and the importance of motherhood in their lives. Simi misses her husband who’s working in New York but doesn’t share his conviction that they’re ready…