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I Refused My Ex’s Bride Price

4.9

Ngozi’s world turns upside down when she rejects a fortune from her wealthy ex, Ifeanyi, only to cross paths with him years later—now as her new boyfriend’s mysterious cousin. Torn between pride and survival in Lagos, Ngozi must decide if old wounds or new temptations will shape her destiny. With love, money, and reputation on the line, can she trust her heart or will Lagos swallow her dreams?

Zombie Love and Family Secrets

4.9

When Lagos suddenly faces a zombie outbreak, Ada’s world collapses overnight. Torn between survival and protecting her family, she hustles with sharp Naija sense—battling fear, sweat, and betrayal in a city where even traffic no dey fear. If she fails, everything she loves—her family, freedom, and future—go vanish for this wahala.

Village Money, Family Wahala

4.9

Ifedike returns home with city dreams but faces village suspicion and family pressure when a failed orange deal puts his family’s survival and reputation at stake. Caught between local politics, betrayal, and his own pride, he must hustle Lagos-style to save Christmas—or risk losing everything, including his good name.

Married My Secret Crush, Stole His Heart

4.7

For six years, Abeni hid her heart from Olumide—until a surprise arranged marriage forced them together. In Lagos, where love is risky business, she must pretend feelings don't matter, even as his old flame returns to haunt their fragile peace. But when Abeni overhears Olumide’s true feelings, everything she believed about their ‘safe’ marriage shatters, leaving her torn between pride, hope, and heartbreak.

Married for Status, Betrayed for Love

4.9

Forced into a cold marriage for family pride, Amaka watches her husband Ifeanyi risk everything to protect the poor market girl he truly loves. At her own birthday party, Ifeanyi saves Halima from disaster, leaving Amaka bleeding and humiliated before the whole Okafor clan. Now trapped between loyalty to her family and the pain of being a wife in name only, Amaka must decide if dignity is worth more than gold—especially when even her husband’s gifts are just leftovers from another woman’s heart.

Fed to the Spirit Woman for My Grandpa's Sins

4.7

When Grandpa kills the family’s beloved goat for a mysterious midnight visitor, harmattan cold isn’t the only thing haunting Okpoko Hills. Chisom’s grandma warns him: don’t eat, don’t speak, don’t look the spirit woman in the eye—or risk becoming her next meal. But as the goat’s ghost lingers and the woman’s hunger grows, Chisom must survive a night where one wrong word could damn his soul forever.

His Abuja Mistress, My Secret Child

4.8

For three years, Morayo was Lanre’s hidden mistress—traded her pride for her mother’s life, counted every night in his cold, powerful bed. When his true love returned, Morayo vanished into Lagos, carrying his secret child and a heart full of shame. But five years later, a single phone call shatters her new life—her daughter is missing, and the only man who must never find them stands waiting at her door, demanding the truth she swore to bury forever.

His Bride’s Secret: The Child He Never Knew

4.8

I betrayed Musa for money, broke his heart, and hid the child we made—now, six years later, I’m begging at his wedding while our sick son fights for his life. His new fiancée wants me ruined, and my shame is public, but Musa still doesn’t know he’s a father. If the truth bursts out under the Ibadan sky, whose heart will break first—his, or mine?

The Bullet Screens Expose the King's Betrayal

4.8

Just as King Adewale prepares to dethrone his queen and crown his cunning consort, mysterious bullet screens begin exposing all his darkest secrets—betrayal, lies, and even the truth about his unborn heir. Now, with the whole palace watching and his power slipping, he must choose between the loyal queen whose family holds the kingdom’s fate, and the consort whose love may be nothing but deadly ambition. But the bullet screens know everything—will they ruin him before his enemies do?

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