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Urban Hustle
My Drama Made My Husband Rich
Chidi’s mouth no dey rest and her wahala dey hot, but when her marriage nearly scatter, she go use all her drama and shakara to hold her stubborn mechanic husband. As poverty, betrayal, and small small temptations test their union, Chidi must decide if her own pepper body go bring her true love or real heartbreak. If she fail, she fit lose everything—including the only man wey ever truly see her.
Forbidden Love and Street Wahala
A young boy's crush on his mother's best friend spirals into a dangerous mix of passion, betrayal, and street justice. As secrets leak and revenge plans backfire, both their lives hang in the balance—because in Naija, a single secret can spark a fire nobody fit quench.
I Ran From My Father’s House
Chijioke’s world turns upside down after another violent night, when he discovers shocking secrets about his mother’s past as a rich heiress. With his mother’s life at risk and his father’s fists always ready, Chijioke must hustle on Abuja streets and face betrayal, humiliation, and impossible choices to find the family that could save them both. Will he escape the cycle of pain, or will fear and poverty swallow him whole?
My Best Friend Betrayed Me Twice
Two Naija best friends land inside a novel, hustle together, and help their guys rise to power—only to be pushed aside for love and family secrets. As loyalty gets tested and betrayal cuts deep, they must choose between revenge, dignity, and their own survival. If your padi forget you after you help am blow, how you go take hold body?
Zombie Love and Family Secrets
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
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.