Republican political heavyweight, Congressman John Ellis, a very good friend to the president of the United States, is running for re-election on a platform of fiscal responsibility. Ironically, his campaign is running out of money. What's more, the company on which he serves as a board member, Fiber Tile Corporation, is also facing bankruptcy. 

Congressman John Ellis projects wholesome American values, but will do ANYTHING to save his company and his career. So when a Nigerian Oil Minister Dimka Abimbola comes to him offering to deposit $100,000 million dollars of the Nigerian stolen oil revenue in a bank account belonging to Fiber Tile Corporation, the temptation to steal money is too great. Fearful that the Minister will discover the theft, he orders Abimbola assassination, but not knowing the lengths to which the dead man's son will go to avenge his father's death.