Hospital Secret: I Dey Fight For Life

A devoted girlfriend and her boyfriend face a midnight medical crisis at Makurdi General Hospital, where fever and secrets threaten to destroy everything. As hidden fears about HIV and tuberculosis collide, loyalty and trust are put to the ultimate test. One wrong diagnosis could tear apart their love—or save his life.

Dr. Ifedike, a respected neurosurgeon, risks his reputation and career to save a young man's life, only to face public disgrace and betrayal. Torn between his calling and the harsh realities of Nigerian society, he must decide if doing good is worth the pain when those he helps turn against him. In a country where sacrifice is easily forgotten, his story is a raw battle for dignity and survival.

One innocent visit to the ER turns into disaster when a careless intern blurts out, 'This looks like HIV,' shattering the peace of two university friends. Humiliation and fear grip the patient as the whole emergency room stares, gossip thick as ogbono soup. Can she clear her name and still chase her choir dreams, or will shame and suspicion follow her home?

A young man’s midnight dash to the ER with his girlfriend exposes more than just a food allergy—hidden guilt, shame, and the fear of losing everything. As secrets threaten to destroy their relationship, the doctor must untangle medical mystery from romantic scandal, all under the harsh lights and endless drama of Lagos nightlife.

After sacrificing my health with endless overtime, HR used my approved leave as excuse to disgrace me—demoting me so her own nephew, a clueless intern, could take my supervisor role. My sweat and loyalty became their stepping stone, while they tried to shut me up with small money. In this Lagos office, connection pass hard work—now, I must fight to reclaim my dignity or lose everything I’ve built.

After surviving a bloody accident on Benue expressway, the main character faces an ancient village spirit haunting Makurdi General Hospital, forcing them to confront family secrets, betrayal, and the threat of a supernatural killer. As danger closes in, every prayer, every face, and every shadow could mean survival or death. If they fail, the spirit won’t just claim their life—it will claim their soul and everyone they love.

When my shameless colleague made me sign an IOU over bukka pepper soup compensation, he thought he could bully me forever—even as my mother lay sick and layoffs loomed. But what he didn’t know: I hold the layoff list, and I’ve uncovered his darkest office secret. In this Lagos office, who laughs last truly laughs best.

When his mother suddenly collapses, Sodiq races against Lagos wahala—estate extortion, clamped ambulance, and endless bribe—to save her life. Every minute lost means risking everything, and even his own marriage is pushed to the edge as he fights greedy guards and estate madness. In a city where money rules and compassion is scarce, will Sodiq’s family survive the chaos—or will Lagos swallow them whole?

Ifunanya’s mama drags her to the hospital for a ‘small chest’ checkup, only to find her ex-boyfriend, Dr. Ebuka, waiting as the doctor. Old sparks and family matchmaking collide with shame, stubborn pride, and Naija-style drama, as Ifunanya fights for dignity and maybe a second chance at love. But when hospital gossip and family secrets threaten to burst, what will happen to her heart—and her bride price?

Lagos no dey easy, but sharing house with Halima na real wahala—especially when her beauty dey cause trouble for compound and she no sabi boundary. One night, a scream from the bathroom make her run out, stark naked, shaking with fear from electric shock, and my eyes see temptation wey fit put man for problem. But beneath her stubbornness and fine face, Halima dey hide pain wey no be ordinary, and this broken door between us fit open bigger secrets wey go change everything.

Timi, desperate to save his comatose girlfriend and escape poverty, enters a deadly Naija-style battle royale game where only love, sharp street sense, and brutal sacrifice can bring victory. With one hundred million naira and any wish at stake, every decision could cost a life—including his own. In this house of betrayal and hope, Timi must choose between survival and his own humanity.

Waking up to a midnight WhatsApp message, Seyi discovers his number was swapped for the dreaded 800-meter test—just days after appendix surgery. No one believes his pain, and the class committee covers up the switch to save their own. Now, Seyi must choose: risk his life to protect classmates who betrayed him, or let everyone face the consequences together. In Naija, who survives—scapegoat or rebel?