My Family Curse No Go Kill Me

Kamsi’s family is thrown into chaos when his elder cousin vanishes after a night of fishing, only to be found unresponsive and cold as ice on a haunted grave. As village secrets unravel and old spirits awaken, Kamsi must face terrifying dreams and dangerous rituals to save his cousin before it’s too late. If he fails, his family may never break free from the curse that’s hunting them.

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.

Every time night falls, Ikenna’s family runs—never staying long, never speaking his name aloud, haunted by a faceless darkness that stole his twin and stalks them from village to city. When the black shadow returns, old wounds bleed and secrets threaten to break their silence: is Ikenna the next sacrifice, or the reason the curse hunts them? One wrong word, one forgotten rule, and the evil that took his brother will claim another soul before sunrise.

Ebuka returns home only to find his elder cousin, Chijioke, dead and his family drowning in debt after a rigged card game. Torn between grief and rage, Ebuka risks everything to challenge the notorious Musa Okoye and expose the village's cycle of betrayal. At stake: his family's honor, his late cousin’s memory, and the roof over their heads.

Chijioke thought his only sin was saving his cousin’s life, but instead he became the family scapegoat—blamed for every disaster, cursed at every turn. When his cousin’s jealousy destroys his wedding and his life, Chijioke wakes up back at the day of the accident, with one chance to rewrite fate. But in Naija, family wahala is thicker than blood—will he finally break free, or be crushed by the same betrayals again?

After Second Uncle kills a mysterious white rat and sells its spirit-laced meat to the village, a chain of supernatural revenge is unleashed. Chidinma, trapped between family greed and ancestral wrath, must survive as her world unravels—where every betrayal has a deadly price.

In Chinedu’s family, every blow landed on his mother brings fortune—her suffering is their secret ritual for luck. Betrayed and sold as a bride, Mom’s pain is currency, traded for school admission, money, and even love. But as the beatings grow, a darker truth surfaces: her pain is draining their souls, and the luck they worship may be a deadly curse waiting to consume them all.

After months of planning to fulfill her aging mother’s lifelong dream, a devoted daughter faces shocking betrayal from her own son and daughter-in-law. Family group chats explode, old wounds reopen, and the fight for respect and dignity threatens to tear them all apart. Will she sacrifice her own happiness or finally put herself first, no matter the cost?

Morayo returns home for New Yam Festival, only to be accused by her own cousin of killing the village matriarch in a hit-and-run. With her family’s honor and freedom on the line, Morayo must fight public shame, betrayal, and a tangled web of village politics to clear her name before everything she loves is destroyed.

Amina, dragged from a mass grave and forced to hide her true face, must survive palace politics, old flames, and betrayal as love and danger chase her from Okpoko Hills to Umuola. One wrong move could expose her secret and destroy everyone she cares about. In this palace, only the bold fit dream for tomorrow.

Chukwudi, once king of the road and breaker of evil, has lost everything—his wife, his fortune, and his blood brother’s loyalty. Now, desperate for survival, he’s hired to break a deadly spirit-tie haunting a young woman whose mother’s hope is fading fast. But when the girl’s nightmare drags them to a haunted cemetery, Chukwudi must confront ancient juju, his own cursed past, and the truth behind his soul-beating whip—because if he fails, they all vanish before sundown.

When Musa is accused of using dark juju to destroy his own brother, shame and fear grip the entire village—his mother’s desperate cries cannot save him from a life worse than death. As the chief loses trust in all his sons, bitter rivalry and betrayal threaten to tear the family apart. Only quiet Ibrahim, mocked and overlooked, holds the secret to surviving the deadly race for the chief’s stool—where one wrong move means ruin for generations.