I Spent My Life for Quick Money

Desperate for a better life, I agreed to burn real naira for a mysterious old woman, but each note I sacrificed drained my youth and fed hers. Trapped and betrayed, I realized too late that the ritual was a deadly exchange—my years for her beauty, my soul for her greed. Now, with death at my door and my only hope a childhood sticker, I must outwit a spirit that preys on hunger and dreams.

A broke estate agent risks everything by stealing his wife’s demolition payout to chase one coded real estate jackpot. When betrayal, family wahala, and Lagos street runs collide, he faces losing not just money but the trust of the only woman who ever believed in him. In this Naija game of hope and heartbreak, can he ever win back what truly matters?

When a Lagos street magician is handed a mystical coin by a notorious billionaire, he becomes the target of the entire city—friends turn enemies, and even his most loyal padi betrays him for a price. With seven days and seven lives, he must outwit ruthless rivals and survive deadly betrayals, or lose everything to the hunger of Naija streets. The coin promises fortune, but every move could cost him his life—and trust is deadlier than jazz.

After years of suffering and humiliation, I emptied my cruel boss’s company account, leaving his proud family in ruins. They forced me to kneel and swallow pain—never knowing I held the real power to destroy everything they owned. Let them taste the bitterness of poverty, because today, the goat has bitten back.

When my crush, the mysterious '25', loses her only family keepsake to Lagos pickpockets, I risk everything to face the city’s most feared gang boss. One wrong move could cost me my finger—or my life—but for her, I’m ready to gamble it all. In Lagos, love is coded, loyalty is deadly, and only street sense can save you from shame.

When Morayo dies in a tragic bus accident, she wakes up in a deadly game where only one can survive to return to life. While others scramble for superpowers, she grabs 'infinite wealth'—and is mocked for chasing money at the end of the world. But as alliances shatter and the apocalypse descends, Morayo’s fortune turns her into the most dangerous player alive—because in this game, money is the true superpower.

Onuche hustles through Lagos as an errand boy for Ifedayo, a ruthless rich kid who turns people’s lives into wicked games. Torn between saving his dying sister and refusing blood money, Onuche must choose between loyalty, survival, and his own conscience. In a world where money buys everything—even love and betrayal—one wrong move could cost him his soul.

Kunle, the star salesman, hustles hard only to see his bonus stolen by office politics and a manager's family connection. Betrayed and frustrated, he battles shameless HR and faces down his bosses with Lagos street wisdom, risking everything to reclaim what’s his. In a city where respect is strategy and only the bold survive, Kunle must choose between dignity and his daily bread.

When hunger and betrayal force Emeka across the border into Benin Republic, he’s thrown into a world of hustlers, heartbreak, and deadly secrets. Chasing survival, he faces life-or-death choices—until love and deception collide in the casino underworld. With his dignity and future on the line, Emeka must decide: play by the rules, or rewrite them for himself.

Manager Dayo spent his own money for months, surviving on gala and prayers, just to keep his company’s million-naira project afloat. But when he begs for his ₦800,000 reimbursement, all he gets is cold faces, impossible rules, and humiliation—forced to collect his money in crumbs while his boss profits off his suffering. Now, with hunger chasing him and dignity gone, Dayo must decide: keep begging, or fight a system built to break him?

After hustling for years to become the top sales earner, Ifeanyi's reward is a wicked HR plot to strip him of his hard-won commissions. Betrayed by his boss and forced to hand over his clients to a rookie, he's pushed to the wall—either resign for nothing or fight for every kobo he bled for. In Lagos, if you let them use your head, you go lose everything—will Ifeanyi outsmart their dirty game, or will the office politics swallow him whole?

When my shameless colleague made me sign an IOU over bukka pepper soup compensation, he thought he could bully me forever—even as my mother lay sick and layoffs loomed. But what he didn’t know: I hold the layoff list, and I’ve uncovered his darkest office secret. In this Lagos office, who laughs last truly laughs best.