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He Slapped Me Because of Her
Ifeoma always thought childhood love would protect her, but when her best friend Kamsi betrays her in front of the whole school, her world shatters. Now, facing public shame, family drama, and the sting of real heartbreak, Ifeoma must decide if loving herself is worth more than a lifetime of friendship. Will she survive the pain of choosing herself, or will the scars last forever?
I Catfished My Cousin’s Boyfriend
Anu, a sharp-tongued SS3 girl, pretends online to be a fine babe and snags the attention—and free lessons—of UNILAG’s top student, Tunde. But her plans scatter when her proud cousin Kamsi exposes her, and family mockery, public shame, and tangled love threaten to destroy everything. Will Anu survive the lies, or will her secrets ruin her last chance at love and respect?
Who Stole My First Love?
Sade never believed love triangles were her portion, until Olamide—her childhood padi—confessed in front of the whole school, setting off a WhatsApp storm. As gossip, heartbreak, and school rivalries heat up, Sade must fight for her own voice and future, even as new secrets threaten to scatter everything. Will loyalty, book sense, or love win this battle for her heart?
The Day I Dumped UNILAG's Golden Boy
Morayo, a sharp-tongued campus babe, finally lands the most sought-after 'academic god'—but one party, one dare, and a flood of social media gist threaten to scatter her dreams. As betrayal, jealousy, and heartbreak swirl, Morayo must decide: hold on to a shaky love or save her dignity before Lagos wahala swallow her whole. If she missteps, she could lose everything—her pride, her man, even her sanity.
Dead Lover Dey My WhatsApp
When hostel babe Ifeoma adds a mysterious number from her dream on WhatsApp, her life spins into a chilling spiral. Roommate Halima warns she’s chatting with the dead, but Ifeoma’s search for love might unleash something nobody in the hostel can control. In this tension-filled drama, friendship, fear, and Naija superstition clash—with every girl’s sanity on the line.
I Dated My Best Friend’s Brother
After an embarrassing online romance with a mysterious 'wild king' crashes and burns, Wanwan finds herself entangled in real-life drama with Tobi, the campus fine boy every girl wants but who hides a secret heartbreak. As secrets unravel, betrayal and gossip threaten to expose her, leaving her torn between shame, guilt, and a dangerous longing that refuses to die. One wrong move, and her whole reputation—and heart—could scatter.
My Classmate Set Me Up
Zainab, a once-proud city girl, finds herself the target of cruel rumors and betrayal after transferring to a village school. As classmates and teachers turn against her, she must fight for her name and future, even as her own seatmate secretly fuels the fire. With her family’s reputation and her academic dreams on the line, Zainab faces the harsh reality of Naija school politics—where one false move can ruin everything.
Who Chop Our Class Money?
Sade, the proud class prefect, is accused of stealing the class fund just as a beloved classmate falls dangerously ill. Betrayal, shame, and public disgrace threaten to destroy her future, while Halima, the selfless welfare rep, risks everything—including her graduation savings—to save a friend. In this story of trust, pride, and redemption, one bad decision could ruin a life, but one act of sacrifice might heal a broken class.
Shamed for Love: The Fat Girl’s War
Morayo risked her heart for Tunde, only to be mocked and abandoned in front of the whole school. Betrayed by her crush and haunted by cruel classmates, she battles loneliness, body shaming, and a new mysterious seatmate with secrets of his own. Will Morayo ever find the courage to love herself—or will her pain swallow her dreams forever?
Chained by Mama’s Wallet, Fighting for Freedom
Every naira Nkechi spends is tracked, questioned, and punished by her overbearing mother’s Family Wallet. University was supposed to mean freedom, but even late-night suya or sanitary pads spark interrogations and shame. Now, Nkechi must choose: keep living under her mother’s shadow, or risk it all to fight for a life—and secrets—of her own.