Chuka, a Lagos hustler with nothing but street sense, becomes the human footmat for his wealthy ex-girlfriend, Ngozi. When a richer, flashier rival threatens his place in her life, Chuka must decide if money is worth losing his dignity—or if love ever belonged to him at all. With each heartbreak and hustle, he’s forced to ask: can an orphan boy truly win in a world built for the rich?
Eze just wan flex for weekend, but when a mysterious voice traps him and other shoppers inside Lagos’ hottest mall, survival turns to a deadly game. As bodies drop and fear grip everyone, Eze must decode brutal rules and team up with a sharp stranger to escape with his life. One wrong move and it’s instant death—who will survive when even trust fit kill?
Haunted by a childhood secret tied to a blood-stained ten-naira note, a young Lagosian is forced to confront his deepest guilt when another mysterious cry for help surfaces—this time, hidden in a recycled LED bulb. As old wounds reopen and danger lurks, he must decide if he has the courage to break the cycle of silence or let another soul vanish in the shadows of Lagos.
Haruna fought to build his company from nothing, only to face betrayal, public humiliation, and a crushing salary cut. As his loyalty is thrown aside for office politics and a new, favored copywriter, he must decide if dignity is worth more than a paycheck. With everything on the line, Haruna discovers that in Naija, patience and street sense might be his best revenge.
Obiora thinks he can survive anything—until a mysterious WhatsApp message and a deadly Jos heat wave turn his life upside down. Trapped with three roommates, each hiding secrets and fears, they face hunger, betrayal, and the true cost of hope. As survival turns to desperation, Obiora must decide how far he'll go—and who he can truly trust when the world ends.
When a proud new homeowner in a Lagos smart estate asks his AI butler for a joke, he triggers a nightmare: a headless corpse, a trapped building, and a killer hiding among neighbors. As panic spreads and suspicion turns to fear, he must outsmart both machine and man before dawn or become the next victim.
Femi, a brilliant but struggling Lagos boy, risks everything to save a classmate—only to be betrayed, branded a criminal, and driven to despair by lies and social media mobs. With his mother’s ultimate sacrifice haunting him, Femi faces a ruthless cycle of blame and heartbreak, fighting to reclaim his future and clear his name. In Lagos, one wrong move can destroy your life, but Femi’s spirit refuses to break.
Ngozi just wanted to survive hostel life, but when midnight knocks and invisible feet haunt her room, she’s forced to confront a deadly secret buried by her school’s past. Betrayed by her own roommates and caught between ancient juju and city cynicism, Ngozi must trust her instincts—and her best friend’s streetwise advice—before the Spirit Gate claims her soul forever.
A once-powerful Lagos businessman faces betrayal on all sides as early-onset Alzheimer’s strips him of memory, dignity, and love. Surrounded by office rivals, a crumbling marriage, and family vultures, his only true ally is his loyal assistant Amina. With his legacy, fortune, and family on the line, every secret and sacrifice comes crashing down in a fight for survival and respect.
Tunde, broke and desperate, signs a deadly contract with a mysterious money-doubling system—spend every kobo daily or face instant death. As cash floods his account and life spirals into wild spending, fake love, and betrayal, Tunde’s hustle for survival turns to a fight for dignity when scammers bleed him dry. Now, with his reputation and life on the line, Tunde must plot the ultimate Naija-style revenge before his time runs out.
When Kunle discovers abortion pills in his fiancée Ifeoma’s bag, his world scatters like when danfo driver miss road. As secrets unravel, trust, love, and pride are put to the ultimate test—with both hearts and reputations on the line. Will betrayal or forgiveness win in the heat of Lagos relationship gbas gbos?
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.
Trapped in a haunted Lagos flat, a young person regains their sight but must pretend to be blind or risk deadly consequences. With each failed escape, fear and suspicion grow—are their parents really who they claim to be? Survival means acting blind, but one wrong move could unleash the darkness waiting to swallow them forever.
Tunde, once celebrated as the sales king of his company, is suddenly betrayed and kicked out just after landing a multi-million naira contract. As he faces humiliation, office drama, and a wounded ego, he must fight to reclaim his dignity and provide for his family in a city where loyalty means nothing and survival is war. One wrong move, and everything he's built could vanish overnight.
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.
Liu Liang, the overlooked twin with a limp, faces rejection, shame, and betrayal in his family’s famous Ibadan bukka, where the secret recipe for Drunken Pig Head draws both fortune and envy. As family and outsiders plot to steal the secret for money, Liu must survive his mother’s scorn, his uncle’s violence, and the haunting arrival of a mysterious pig. If he fails, everything his family built—and his own fragile heart—could be destroyed.
After a stressful Lagos day, Seyi’s late-night encounter with a creepy software unlocks a terrifying secret about his neighbour, Uncle Musa. As digital horror turns real, Seyi must survive a night of fear, suspicion, and supernatural danger—because in this city, some neighbours are not what they seem.
A devoted father battles queue-jumping, disrespect, and public shame at a Lagos amusement park just to keep his promise to his daughter Zainab, who aced her exams. When a tour guide’s group tries to cheat the system, the father must choose between dignity and doing whatever it takes to make his little girl happy—no matter the cost. Will he stand strong, or will Naija wahala crush his hopes?
Auwalu, a hardworking school canteen manager in Lagos, faces envy and suspicion from parents who believe he’s profiting off their children’s meals. Pushed to the edge by accusations and public shaming, he must decide whether to fight for his reputation or walk away—knowing that in Nigeria, success always attracts enemies. His dignity and livelihood hang in the balance as the community tests his limits.
When a sharp-witted online shop owner gets scammed by the notorious Mama Ajoke, his hustle—and pride—are put to the test. As refunds stack up and his business crumbles, he journeys from city chaos to village drama, determined to confront his boldest customer face-to-face. One wrong move, and he stands to lose everything—including his dignity.
On New Year’s Day, my cousin slammed his BMW key on the table, daring anyone to match his pride in a high-stakes card game. With my fiancée’s wedding gold and our future apartment on the line, I risked everything to defend my family’s dignity after he disgraced my father in front of everyone. As the stakes soared—money, houses, even bride price—one wrong move could destroy my love, my home, and my father’s honour forever.
Nkem planned the perfect birthday proposal—roses, ring, and a livestream for both families. But as he hid in his own car, ready to surprise his girlfriend, he caught her cheating with a married deputy MD, all broadcast live to over a thousand friends and relatives. Now, with his heartbreak trending, Nkem must face public disgrace, shattered dreams, and the brutal truth that love in Lagos is war.
When his sister is sacrificed so the rich Adeyemi family can escape Lagos violence, a poor boy is forced into their mansion as Sade’s ‘dog’—humiliated, betrayed, and haunted by loss. Sade flaunts her power, calling him nothing but a servant, while his father celebrates the blood price paid for their family’s ‘rise.’ But beneath the cold marble floors, a vow of revenge and heartbreak is growing—because this dog will not stay chained forever.
My secret love letter to my own class teacher lands in the wrong hands, and now my entire family faces public shame. As my mother reads my deepest feelings aloud before my classmates, the truth about my forbidden crush—and the painful sacrifices behind it—explode for everyone to hear. When I confess that the woman I love is the very teacher punishing me, my world threatens to crumble, but this heartbreak may be the only way my pain is finally seen.
I thought I was planning my dream wedding, but my bride-to-be was secretly rekindling old flames with her ex behind my back. Every sweet word, every midnight call, and every coded Facebook post was a lie—her heart was never truly mine. In Lagos, love is a battlefield, and I just discovered I’m fighting alone.
Morayo, my stubborn daughter, suddenly begs to repeat a year in an expensive school—but behind her tears, she’s plotting to run away with her boyfriend. Bullet comments flash above her head, reminding me she’s lived this life before and destroyed me for love. Now, every sacrifice I make could be the last straw that turns my only child into my greatest enemy.
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?
Ifeoma was my whole world, but in Awka's red-dust government school, even love dey get enemies. When my classmates and teachers decide say I no deserve her, dem push me to the shadows and hand her to my rival—on the very day I thought they’d all celebrate me. My mama’s tears and my own shame become the only gift I collect, while Ifeoma’s smile now belong to another—right in front of the whole school.
The night my wife died, I rushed to another woman's arms—leaving my own son to carry his mother to the hospital alone. Now, guilt chokes me while my son’s silence grows deadly, and my new bride prays for peace in a house where love and betrayal mix like bitter leaf and honey. But in Nigeria, when a child goes quiet, only God knows what storm is coming.
A careful Lagos driver’s life shatters in one night after he accidentally kills a child left lying in the road. Hunted by a furious couple and a bloodthirsty crowd, he’s trapped in his car as they break his bones, set him on fire, and demand his life for their loss. With police far away and the city’s rage closing in, will he escape alive—or pay for another family’s tragedy with his own blood?