A street vendor in 1982 Lagos inherits a curse tied to his grandfather’s oilfield betrayal — and must choose between selling his soul to a secret cult or letting his family starve.

After her husband dies in the oil rush, a widow inherits his debt and a cursed plot of land in Lagos— until she turns a prayer house into a school, and the spirits start blessing her.

A pastor’s daughter in 1982 Lagos falls for a returned diaspora engineer, but their love ignites a spiritual rupture when the city’s oilboom magic turns against them—forcing a choice between faith, fortune, and the unseen forces feeding on greed.

A returning diaspora wife discovers her husband’s second wife is not human — but a spirit bound to the oil wealth that stole their son. When the rival wife kidnaps their daughter to complete a ritual, the first wife must break the oil’s curse before the next full moon.

A street vendor with a hidden pregnancy discovers the oil boom didn’t just fill bank accounts—it woke old spirits that now demand payment in unborn children. His hustle to survive becomes a war against invisible debts no pastor can bless away.

A Lagos oilman uncovers a supernatural contract binding his family to a vengeful spirit, forcing him to confront the cost of wealth and the ghosts of colonial ambition.

A returnee engineer falls for the pastor’s daughter at Ahmadu Bello University, but when her father’s traditional healer uncle activates an ancestral pact to protect her from “worldly men,” the oil boom’s false promises turn campus romance into a spiritual reckoning.