Storia
When Emeka discovers his childhood fiancée Adaeze is sleeping with his junior and flaunting it on social media, he breaks off their arranged engagement. In his heartbreak, he impulsively marries the mysterious campus belle Chioma, only to discover that true love was waiting where he least expected it.

Simi, a broke campus girl with dreams bigger than her pocket, falls for Tobi, the campus big boy whose affection starts as a bet. Torn between hunger and pride, she battles betrayal, family shame, and the dangerous games of love in Naija. One wrong move could destroy her hope—or buy her a new life.

Amina endures years of humiliation and heartbreak at the hands of Femi, her powerful campus lover. Betrayal, secrets, and the pain of a scandalous nickname threaten to destroy her spirit. When old wounds reopen at a rival’s wedding, Amina must decide if she’ll keep surviving—or finally fight for her freedom, no matter the cost.

After dying in disgrace, Ifeanyi wakes up on the very day his life was destroyed by a wicked setup—this time, he’s ready to fight back. Betrayed by the school beauty and brutalized by her billionaire boyfriend, he vows to use street sense and raw anger to take revenge, no matter the cost. In a world where money silences truth, will his second chance finally bring justice, or will he become the villain everyone fears?

I dey sponsor Seyi, a broke campus boy, but my thirty thousand naira and love gifts no fit buy his loyalty—he dey run me street for another girl with rich taste. When fine boy Musa show, ready to do anything for connection, I begin ask myself: for this Lagos, who dey use who? In this city where everybody dey hustle, na survival or na heartbreak go be my own portion?

Mimi gave up her mother’s inheritance and dignity for Seyi Ajayi—the group chat’s golden boy—only to discover his love was a wicked bet to ruin her before exams. Betrayed, shamed, and branded 'mumu' by classmates, she must outsmart her fake lover and his clique before they destroy her future. But in Lagos, the sharpest mind doesn’t always win—the cruelest heart does.