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.
Musa risked his life to save a stranger during the New Yam Festival, only to be falsely accused of molestation and destroyed by online mobs. Reborn to the day of the incident, he tries to avoid her trap—but the girl is determined to ruin him, planting evidence and unleashing another storm of lies. In a world where no good deed goes unpunished, Musa must fight to clear his name before the internet swallows him whole.
On the morning of his university entrance exam, Musa’s life shatters when Rukayat accuses him of molestation and theft, all because he couldn’t recover her lost exam permit. With the whole village turning against him and police at his door, Musa’s dreams, his grandma’s hopes, and his future burn to ashes. In a world where power and lies rule, will the truth ever set him free—or will he forever carry the shame of a crime he didn’t commit?
One April Fool prank ruins my life—my phone is smashed, I'm accused of cursing a classmate's mother, and the whole school turns against me. My only crime? Trying to save a life with the truth nobody wants to believe. Now, facing expulsion, my only hope is the loyalty of my best friend and a ringing phone that could change everything.