Used and Dumped by the Company I Built

Tunde gave everything to build his boss’s dream, only to be betrayed when success came knocking. After promises of big money and family security, he’s blindsided and replaced by blood ties. With his pride and future on the line, Tunde must fight to protect his name and reclaim his dignity in a world where trust is a dangerous game.

After hustling for years to buy a dream house with Morayo, Femi is betrayed the moment the deal is signed—she dumps him, her family mocks him, and the property is in her name alone. Heartbroken and humiliated, Femi’s only weapon is the secret evidence he’s been quietly collecting, ready for a fight no one saw coming. In Lagos, love is war—and only the wise survive.

After sacrificing my health with endless overtime, HR used my approved leave as excuse to disgrace me—demoting me so her own nephew, a clueless intern, could take my supervisor role. My sweat and loyalty became their stepping stone, while they tried to shut me up with small money. In this Lagos office, connection pass hard work—now, I must fight to reclaim my dignity or lose everything I’ve built.

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 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.

Kunle poured his soul into building Ribo, only to be publicly disgraced and betrayed by the CEO who stole his glory. Now exiled and humiliated, he watches from luxury as the company crashes without him—while everyone who mocked him must swallow their pride and beg for his return. In Naija, the real power is knowing your worth when the world tries to bury your name.

After leading his team to a world championship, Kamsi faces betrayal as his club tries to force him out with a pay cut and disrespect. Refusing to be dimmed, he tears up his contract live, sparking viral chaos and finding himself at the center of Naija's esports drama. With his pride, career, and family honor on the line, Kamsi must fight to prove that his shine can't be stolen, no matter the odds.

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.

Ifeanyi gave ten years to Zennex, but on the new director's first day, he was shamed, demoted, and thrown out—all because of his 'second-rate' degree. Now, as his old team’s project crashes and his code is blamed for sabotage, Ifeanyi must fight for survival while the tech world explodes in a bitter war. In Lagos, betrayal is business, and one wrong move could cost him everything—including his freedom.

Everyone calls me the villain, but they don’t see the sweat and tears I pour to keep this family from sinking. My wife demands millions for her brother, my daughter calls me a monster behind my back, and strangers online turn my pain into their entertainment. If my sacrifice means nothing, maybe it’s time I walk away and let them write their own happy ending.

For seven years, Ifedike’s salary never moved, but when the company finally gave everyone a raise, he was the only one left behind. Betrayed and shamed as 'Half-a-Hundred-Million,' he’s forced to watch as Musa, his rival, takes his job, spreads lies, and plunges the company into chaos. In this Lagos office, survival means dodging blame, swallowing pride, and praying you’re not the next to carry the wahala baton.

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?