In the way men are called upon, he is a man, fit, able. He is comfortable with his three wives, all living in harmony, none is deprived. He is, however, totally unprepared for the sudden occurrence that challenges all his claims to being a MAN, the failure of his manhood. He knows he needs help, but who does he tell without ‘losing face’? His wives? His close friends? No! This is the full measure of him as a man, what defines him. How will they see him afterwards? It is the way society has programmed him. ALHAJI is his struggle back from the edge of surrender and emasculation, but will he be man and husband to his wives...again? 'Alhaji' covers erectile dysfunction and its effect on men with expert humour and wit.