Bakery Widow: I Burnt My Daughter’s Killer

When Nnenna Okafor vanishes, her parents' perfect world shatters—only to discover her body turned into sausages in Baba Tunde’s butcher shop. But as the police dig deeper, secrets claw their way out: the killer’s confession is chilling, but a schoolgirl’s whisper blows the case wide open—was the real murderer living inside Nnenna’s own home all along? In a town where love hides more than hate, who can you trust when your family wears a stranger’s mask?

A careful Lagos driver’s life shatters in one night after he accidentally kills a child left lying in the road. Hunted by a furious couple and a bloodthirsty crowd, he’s trapped in his car as they break his bones, set him on fire, and demand his life for their loss. With police far away and the city’s rage closing in, will he escape alive—or pay for another family’s tragedy with his own blood?

Ifeoma crossed worlds just to save me, but the palace she built with her loyalty became her grave. Betrayed by the family she sacrificed everything for, she died unloved, her son calling her mad and her husband already clinging to another. Now, I will erase every trace of her from their lives—even if I must become the monster they all fear, and burn the world to avenge her name.

When my daughter accused our trusted school bus driver of molestation, our peaceful compound turned into a war zone—rumours, court drama, and a mother’s suicide. But the real twist: my child’s confession could destroy or save an innocent man. Now, I must choose between protecting my family’s secret and freeing a man ruined by a lie.

Twenty years ago, Olawale and his wife locked their daughter Keke in an iron wardrobe, leaving her behind for a 'better life.' Now, as their son’s wedding approaches, a dreaded prophecy and Keke’s ghostly voice return to haunt their family. When the past knocks on their door—begging to be let in—no secret can stay buried, and no parent escapes the debt of blood.

On her son's birthday, Morayo's world shatters when he publicly wishes for her to disappear from their lives forever. Betrayed by family and mocked by in-laws, she dies alone—only to awaken on the very day everything went wrong. This time, she refuses to beg or break, ready to reclaim her dignity and make those who cast her aside taste the pain they gave her.

After her beloved husband dies in a freak home accident, Kamsi’s mama finds herself blamed by her formidable mother-in-law, Mama Zainab, who storms into Lagos from the North. As whispers, suspicions, and old wounds threaten to tear the family apart, the widow must fight for her daughter, her sanity, and the truth—before everything she loves is snatched away.

Morayo, my stubborn daughter, suddenly begs to repeat a year in an expensive school—but behind her tears, she’s plotting to run away with her boyfriend. Bullet comments flash above her head, reminding me she’s lived this life before and destroyed me for love. Now, every sacrifice I make could be the last straw that turns my only child into my greatest enemy.

When six-year-old Eniola is brutally attacked by her own playmates, her family’s world shatters. The village buries the crime, but her mother, Yetunde, returns with madness and murder, hunting down each child and parent who escaped justice. As blood spills and secrets unravel, one question haunts the community: how far will a mother go when the law fails her child?

When a respected young lawyer is dragged into defending a powerful man’s son accused of rape and murder, he’s forced to choose between loyalty, justice, and his own soul. As he faces pressure from mentors and the broken father of the victim, every decision threatens to destroy his career—or his conscience. In a country where silence is survival, will he dare to speak the truth?

After his daughter is found dead in the river before her university exam, Chijioke buries her quickly, refusing autopsy, and collects hush money from the rich bullies’ parents. Now the whole town spits on his name, his ex-wife curses him, and the powerful families want revenge when their own daughters vanish. Trapped between shame, suspicion, and violence, Chijioke must survive in a world where justice is for sale and grief never dies.

One midnight knock turns Kunle’s life to ashes when a grieving widow accuses him of molesting her three-year-old daughter. In Ajegunle, public shame is deadlier than prison—her viral videos, curses, and funeral wreaths hunt him everywhere, while his own friends start to doubt. Even when evidence clears his name, the mob refuses to let go—can a good man survive when Naija’s justice is decided online?