Gbenga, a struggling writer and new father, finds his life turned upside down when his troublesome neighbours are found dead—only their heads left in the fridge. With the whole estate whispering and the police suspecting him, Gbenga must protect his family, clear his name, and outsmart a system where anyone can be a suspect. In a world where every secret is dangerous, Gbenga discovers that surviving in Lagos takes more than just innocence.
When I caught my beloved cat setting a thumbtack trap under my pillow, I thought it was just mischief—until I saw the CCTV and realized this animal is smarter and more dangerous than any street cat in Ajegunle. Now, every time it purrs and curls on my chest, I wonder: am I raising a pet, or my own executioner? In a country where people whisper about cats and juju, how do you survive when your own animal is playing mind games with you?