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Favour david
This is about about a woman who has spent years believing a man will finally choose her, only to discover that while she was waiting for him, her own life was passing her by.
Oluwatoyin Olubukola
THE PREGNANT BLOOD is a gripping Nigerian family drama filled with secrets, betrayal, mystery, and suspense. After a poor couple makes a life-changing decision, tragedy tears their family apart. Eighteen years later, their two daughters are left to survive on their own when a mysterious and dangerous man named Jagaban enters their lives. But Jagaban’s connection to their family goes deeper than they could ever imagine. After a terrifying night changes everything, the sisters discover a shocking secret that leaves them with one question they desperately need answered. Who is the father of their unborn children? Some family secrets are better left buried.
The Reaper
Maria Benson is just a 200-level university student trying to live a normal life, until she suddenly inherits the magical powers of her great grandmother. At first, Maria sees her new abilities as nothing more than fun. But when the spirit of her great grandmother, Sarah, appears to her, Maria discovers that her powers came from a dark deal made decades ago. Sarah wanted power. She got it. But every deal with the supernatural has a price. Now an ancient demon named Calius has come to collect what he believes belongs to him. Maria must learn to control powers she never asked for while uncovering the truth about her family’s past. But the more she learns about Sarah’s deal, the more she realizes something terrifying: She may not have inherited Sarah’s powers. She may have inherited her debt.
Favourspen
Sixteen-year-old Amara has always believed she knows her family. She lives a comfortable life with her wealthy parents in Lagos, surrounded by everything a girl her age could want. But for as long as she can remember, Amara has been haunted by the same nightmare: a terrified woman crying in a dark room while her father drags her behind a locked door. Everyone tells Amara it's nothing more than a childhood nightmare. Then, one ordinary afternoon, Amara discovers a hidden door inside her father's wardrobe. Behind it is a room that should not exist. And inside that room is a woman who has been imprisoned for years. A woman Amara has never met. A woman whose face she has seen countless times in her dreams. The woman's name is Lydia, and she claims she was once the family's maid. She also claims that Amara's entire childhood is built on a lie. As Amara secretly returns to the room, Lydia slowly reveals a horrifying story of abuse, betrayal and captivity. She tells Amara that Victor, the man Amara has called her father all her life, destroyed her life and took away something she could never replace. Her child. The more Amara investigates, the more pieces of her childhood begin to fall apart. Old memories suddenly make sense. Questions she never thought to ask become impossible to ignore. And the people she trusted most begin behaving like strangers. But Lydia's story is only the beginning. Amara soon discovers that her family has been hiding more than one secret. Victor's respectable image conceals a dangerous criminal world, while Esther—the woman Amara has always called her mother—may know far more about Lydia's imprisonment than she admits. As Amara gets closer to the truth, she realizes that exposing her parents could destroy the life she has always known. But keeping silent could leave Lydia trapped forever. And when the people responsible realize that Amara knows too much, she becomes their biggest threat. Because the woman behind the door isn't the only secret her family has buried. And the truth about who Amara really is could change everything.
Pamilerin
Some animals are considered sacred in african traditions, let's find out.
African Tales
Baba Olomi: The Wicked Landlord No Condition Is Permanent At No. 14 Idozi Street, one man's word is law. Baba Olomi doesn't just collect rent — he collects fear. Tenants tiptoe around him like a landmine, terrified of the day their pockets run dry. Even the well behind his house has become his personal empire, where every bucket of water comes with a price, and mercy is a currency he refuses to spend. When Chidi, a struggling but sharp young graduate with nowhere else to turn, moves into the compound, he becomes just another name in Baba Olomi's ledger of debts and threats. But beneath his quiet, desperate obedience, Chidi is watching — noticing the cracks Baba Olomi doesn't know are showing. As tension boils beneath the surface of daily humiliations, stolen dignity, and a landlord who mistakes fear for respect, the compound is set on a collision course no one saw coming. Because power built on cruelty can only stand for so long and in this corner of Idozi Street, an old truth is about to prove itself once again: no condition is permanent. A story of pride, poverty, and the quiet power of the powerless. Dramatic, funny, and deeply, unmistakably African.
‘Riri ‘Keye
After three years of abuse, Bimbo’s life ends in despair—but death isn’t the end. She wakes up four years in the past, on the very day she is supposed to meet the man who will eventually destroy her. Given a mysterious second chance and one simple instruction—make him pay—Bimbo decides she won’t repeat the mistakes that ruined her first life. Will she make a different choice?
Obi_Ogbuehi
Growing up in the rural hinterlands of Eastern Nigeria, every child knew the tale of a ghost guarding the sweetest udara trees. This is one such tale, a haunting memory from the days of a simple rural childhood.
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Chikamso Faith
Absolutely. Here’s a synopsis for House of Shadows: The Whispering Peeve: > Chiamaka Okoye's ordinary life takes a mysterious turn when strange events begin happening around her. When a mysterious girl named Onyinye enters her life, Chiamaka is drawn into a secret that reaches far beyond anything she could have imagined. As the mystery deepens, four extraordinary clones representing Love, Fear, Doubts, and Anger emerge, changing everything around Chiamaka and her friends. With her best friend Adaeze by her side, Chiamaka must uncover the truth behind the strange forces surrounding her while facing secrets that threaten to tear their friendships apart. Who is Onyinye? Why have the clones awakened? And what secrets are hidden within the House of Shadows? Enter the House of Shadows, where nothing is ever quite what it seems.
Godspower
In 2010, Ethan casually mined 10 Bitcoins on a clunky desktop computer—an eccentric experiment that cost him virtually nothing and was quickly forgotten. A decade later, as crypto headlines dominate global news and those 10 coins reach a value nearing $800,000, Ethan is hit with a devastating realization: the digital wallet holding his private keys was saved on a hard drive he threw into a neighborhood dumpster during a move. Drowning in financial pressure and consumed by bitter regret, Ethan embarks on a desperate quest to track down the drive's physical location. His obsession begins to fray his personal relationships and sanity as he sifts through urban landfills, deals with shady gray-market recovery hackers, and confronts the painful reality of what his life could have been. The Lost Key is a grounded, suspenseful character study exploring modern wealth, greed, and the heavy emotional weight of "what if." What genre or tone are you envisioning for the narrative (e.g., psychological thriller, quiet drama, or heist-style comedy)?
Zeebaby
At exactly 11:11 p.m., Amira begins receiving mysterious messages from an unknown number. What starts as a strange warning soon becomes a terrifying journey into memories she was never meant to recover.
CrucialBase
Adjoa Mensah, 19, is a rich but lonely University of Ghana student who finds escape in golf. Her new coach, 28-year-old Kwame, is strict, serious, and impossible to impress. When his car breaks down in the middle of the road in the rain, she confesses her feelings and begs him for a kiss. He refuses: "Win the Ghana Open first. Then we will talk about that kiss." Now Adjoa must win the trophy to win his heart — and face Auntie Esi, who saw everything.
