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Kessi
In a quiet village in Edo where red earth spreads, a girl is born without pigment, her pale skin and bright eyes marking her as an omen. To her neighbors, she is a witch, a curse; to her mother, she is Isoken “Satified with what God gives.” Isoken learns early that her difference is a burden as she grows up beneath the weight of whispers and superstition. While other children dance freely under the sun, she learns to dream far from it. She dreams of a future where difference is not feared but celebrated, a sanctuary for all those the world refuses to see: the blind, the deaf, the scarred, and the forgotten, a place where they can all belong. But dreams are dangerous in a place ruled by fear. Each step she takes toward her vision draws new rejection. Each small act of courage tests how far she is willing to go. Will Isoken’s light survive in a world determined to dim it? Or will her voice be the one to awaken others who, like her, were told they didn’t belong? The Albino Child Who Dreamed Color is a haunting and hopeful story of courage, belonging, and the power
BellaJoy
Ines Nimbona, a teenage girl from burundi, a predominantly rural African courtry with the highest percentage of rural population in africa. It is known for its traditional music and dance, storytelling and artistic practices like ceramic work and bead making. Like many other countries in africa, women are underrepresented in power structures. The phenomenon of sexual violence particularly against women and children is common in the country. Ine had a dream to become the first woman president of burundi. Determined to achieve her dreams, she sneaks out of the house at dawn to attend private classes held by a foreigner at a lesson center close to the market Square.
Nanica
A Journey of Hearts follows Temi, a young drummer chasing dreams beyond his father’s farm, and Adesua, a gifted painter defying the limits of tradition. In the heart of Oṣogbo, where drums speak and colors whisper, two restless souls find each other and must choose between duty, love, and the call of destiny.
TeeNami
When Adam’s second wife gives birth to a baby boy, joy turns to tragedy when jealousy drives his first wife to commit an unforgivable act. But years later, forgiveness proves that even the hottest fire can be cooled by mercy. A heartbreaking and emotional tale about jealousy, regret, and the healing power of forgiveness.
DINMA OPARA
In the quiet village of Umueze, where faith and tradition intertwine, Nkem Okeke is born into a deeply religious family whose devotion to God runs as thick as the red soil beneath their feet. But beneath their harmony lies a wound — the family’s longing for a son in a culture that measures legacy by lineage. From childhood, Nkem’s curiosity and courage set her apart. While her father preaches purity and restraint, she dreams of independence and purpose beyond the confines of tradition. When she earns admission to the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nkem steps into a new world — one that challenges her upbringing and forces her to redefine what faith, womanhood, and freedom truly mean. Her journey is one of strength tested by rejection, of conviction shaken by love, and of a daughter’s quest to reconcile faith with individuality. When her defiance leads to her father’s fury and eventual disownment, Nkem must walk an unbroken path of forgiveness, resilience, and redemption. Set against the lush backdrop of Igbo culture, The Unbroken Path is a moving tale of courage, self-discovery, and the power of staying true to one’s values in a world that demands conformity. It celebrates womanhood, questions rigid traditions, and reminds us that true faith is not in appearance — but in love, compassion, and purpose.
Kihara Mwangi
A hilarious yet eye-opening tale about a man whose night out in Kenol takes a wild turn — from chasing contracts to losing everything (including dignity) after one too many drinks. What starts as “two for the road” ends with bush-sleeping, stolen wallets, and divine prayers. A true Kenyan comedy with a moral twist — drink, but don’t let the bottle drink you! 🍻😂
Kihara Mwangi
A broke man on a mission to fix a factory’s Ms Word ends up stranded in the dark corners of Mang’u. With two suspicious men eyeing him, and only 400 bob in his pocket, his night turns into a survival story of faith, fear, and five white cups of dogogio. From near death to bar sermons — this is one unforgettable Kenyan night.
Justinesylva
When Elena Ward’s wealthy husband, Richard, dies in a mysterious car crash, she believes her world has ended. But days after his funeral, a letter arrives in his handwriting — dated after his death. The message contains a cryptic note only Richard could have written and a warning that someone close to her cannot be trusted. Haunted by the possibility that her husband is either alive or his killer is playing mind games, Elena moves into their grand estate, hoping for peace. Instead, she uncovers locked rooms, missing documents, and servants who seem to know more than they admit. Each new letter she receives draws her deeper into a dark web of deception surrounding Richard’s business empire. Her search for answers leads her to a secret basement where she finds hidden tapes, a coded ledger, and proof that Richard was being watched. A man claiming to be his business partner warns her to leave, but when he disappears, Elena realizes she’s being followed too. As the evidence piles up, Elena learns that her husband had planned to fake his death to escape a powerful enemy within his company. But something went wrong — and now those same enemies believe Elena knows the truth. When the final letter sends her to an isolated forest, she discovers the impossible: Richard is alive, but so are the people hunting him. Caught between love and betrayal, Elena must decide whether to expose her husband and his secrets or protect him and lose herself forever. In The Widow’s Secret, every letter reveals a deeper lie, every truth brings new danger, and trust becomes the most fatal mistake of all.
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TeeNami
In the quiet streets of Abuja’s Kado Estate, two neighbors, Zara and Kene, can’t stand each other. She thinks he’s arrogant. He thinks she’s noisy and dramatic. But when life forces them to see each other differently, their walls begin to fall one argument, one smile, and one unexpected heartbeat at a time.
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Unpredictable Mustafa Judging by how hard the Country is and even worse for young promising youths like him, Tall Dark and Handsome Mustafa with a bad character or that's what they say and a voice, hot like fire, a broke street guy with only his talents, On his Journey to fame, It's either His Body or His Money It did sound simple until Death came knocking, with no bounds and no excuses, that door has to be opened. This time around he had only one choice and now, it's either he lets his Brains do the thinking or his Heart. Will Mustafa overcome his obstacles and achieve his one and Only dream? Or will his decision ruin everything for him and even his life? Zara Okonkwo 25 Years old, A First Class theatre Arts Graduate, Rumours Spread; "she was only in school for fun, after all, she already has everything". Only child of her late Mother and Her Father, she was a Rich spoiled Brat With no dreams, She just wants to enjoy life as best as she could, Her Best Quote "Life is too short". What happens When Zara's World Collide with Mustafa, and in his worst Moment. Will it be a curse or a blessing in disguise?
TeeNami
When a single father’s world shatters after his daughter’s mistake, he must choose between pride and love. Through pain, forgiveness, and unexpected healing, he rediscovers what it truly means to be a parent. “The Strength of a Father’s Heart” is a touching story of second chances, family bonds, and the quiet power of unconditional love.
Desire
Amara stopped believing life could ever be kind again. Losing her mother at a young age left her with silence instead of strength — until she met Kian, the boy who made her laugh without trying. He didn’t just see her pain; he understood it. And somehow, his smile started fixing the pieces she thought were gone forever.
