Priest drops Georgia off and when she goes to the place, she meets a black American man named Jordan who recognizes her from New York City.

Priest meanwhile has been feeling bored in Rome, so he plays poker games with Italian businessmen every day to entertain himself.

He then meets Jordan the next morning and they talk about their previous lives in New York City, with Priest mentioning a little bit about him being a drug dealer.

After landing however, he is betrayed by the people and detained by soldiers in the airport, who bring them to their commander and beat him up before keeping him in a jail cell.

The commander then calls Dr. Sonko, and Priest overhears how the poor doctor has to accept defeat from the soldiers.

Teddy Osei, from Ghana; - tenor sax, flute, African drums & vocals Sol Amarfio, from Ghana; - drums Mac Tontoh, from Ghana; - trumpet, flugel horn, kabasa Jean Mandengue, from the French Cameroons; – bass guitar, percussion, vocals Gordon Hunte, from Guyana; - lead guitar & vocals Robert Bailey, from Trinidad; - organ, piano, timbales Kofi Ayivor, from Ghana; - congas, African drums, percussion, vocals Additional brass arrangements by Mike Gibbs The film was to be released by Warner Bros. but they dropped the film a month before it was due to be released due to concerns about unfavourable reaction from certain groups, similar to that received by the original.