Buried Without Justice: My Son Died in Police Custody

The night my wife died, I rushed to another woman's arms—leaving my own son to carry his mother to the hospital alone. Now, guilt chokes me while my son’s silence grows deadly, and my new bride prays for peace in a house where love and betrayal mix like bitter leaf and honey. But in Nigeria, when a child goes quiet, only God knows what storm is coming.

After her only child is murdered and the law refuses to punish the boy behind it, Aunty Hanatu’s pain twists into a desperate thirst for revenge. With the whole neighborhood watching, she and her friend take justice into their own hands—hiding a dark secret behind the smell of fresh bread. In a country where the law protects monsters, how far will a grieving mother go to find peace for her child?

Ifedike’s world shatters when a wicked trafficker kidnaps him and his brother, killing their mother in broad daylight. Haunted by loss and forced into a life of servitude under a new name, Ifedike battles hunger, brutality, and despair—but his longing for family and justice burns brighter than his pain. With every bead he carves and every prayer he whispers, Ifedike clings to hope, determined to reclaim his stolen life before it’s too late.

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?

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.

When a mother discovers a chilling threat in her son's pocket, she is forced to confront bullies, a dismissive school system, and the silence that keeps children suffering. As she battles for her son's dignity, she must decide if she will stay quiet or stand gidigba—even if it means facing her own fears and the judgement of her community.

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?

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?

Ifunanya’s father died in a firework explosion, shamed as a thief and leaving her family cursed by gossip and poverty. Now, years later, she storms a lawyer’s office, desperate to reveal a secret that could rewrite everything—even as the world believes her father’s guilt is sealed. In a city where evidence is currency and reputation is life, can the truth save a dead man—or will it bury Ifunanya too?

With just two hours left before his execution, Ifedike reveals a chilling secret to Dr. Folarin—a tale of a mother’s desperate love, childhood trauma, and the true reason behind his deadly crimes. Is he a monster, or a broken victim seeking justice in a world that refused to listen? In this prison, every confession could rewrite fate—or drag another soul into the darkness.

When young lawyer Musa is dragged into the most notorious murder case Aba has ever seen, he’s forced to defend Ifeanyi—a man who coldly confessed to killing his own brother, a beloved lecturer. As evidence piles up and the entire community curses his name, Musa discovers a dark family secret and a motive more twisted than simple greed. Can he survive the shame and danger of defending a client everyone wants dead, or will the truth destroy them both?

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.