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The Contract in the Pastor’s Courtyard
A university lecturer signs a marriage contract to save his sister’s life, only to find his new wife is the rival wife of the man who controls campus power—and the oil boom’s spiritual debts won’t stay buried.
The Last Telegram from Abeokuta
A disgraced civil servant turns cyberfraudster to save his sister from a forced marriage, but when his digital scams begin rewriting state records, the colonialera postal system he once served starts hunting him down — not as a criminal, but as a ghost the government can’t afford to acknowledge.
The Last Crown of Ile-Ayodele
When the last surviving prince of a vanished Yoruba kingdom returns to claim his throne, the pastor’s daughter who guards his lineage’s secret must choose between church loyalty and the nation’s buried soul — as the new republic’s politicians move to erase him forever.
The Boy Who Walked With Spirits at UNILAG
A campus area boy leader steals a sacred bell to save his sister’s life, only to awaken a colonialera curse tied to the university’s founding — forcing him to choose between power and purity in a world where spirits demand payment in blood.
The Queen Who Walked With Spirits
A campus queen’s love for a radical student turns deadly when her father’s spiritual pact demands her silence — and the university’s ancient land begins to swallow those who forget its blood.
The Last Lagos Deal
A billionaire heir navigates a postapocalyptic Lagos, where spiritual forces and corporate greed collide in a deadly business rivalry.
The Blood of Ijebu Street
A secret cultist in Lagos must confront the ghosts of his past and the supernatural forces he once served to reclaim his stolen future.
The Last Kola Nut of Surulere
A street vendor in postindependence Lagos bets his last kola nut on a rigged election, hoping to buy his daughter’s future — but the ballot box eats hope, and the church bell tolls for what the state won’t bury.
The Last Ballot in Egbé
A village elder safeguards a sacred ballot box from rigged elections, but when the state sends armed men to steal it, he must choose between preserving the past or letting the future burn.
The Last Train to Aba
A corrupt minister tries to flee Lagos after stealing state funds meant for orphanages, but his escape is blocked by a malfunctioning rail system that only runs when the dead are remembered — a rule born from the war’s unresolved ghosts.
The Oil and the Ogun
A pastor’s daughter in 1973 Lagos hides a Biafran war survivor under her family’s roof—until the spirit of her late mother’s ancestral oath begins to claim those who lie near sacred earth.
The Oil That Bled Her Son
A single mother in 1963 Lagos receives sudden wealth from a mysterious oil drum — but the money burns like fire, and the church says it came from a witch’s pact. When her boy starts speaking in tongues only the dead know, she must choose between keeping the fortune or burying it with his soul.
The Last Reel of Ezechiel Okoro
A fading Nollywood star returns to Lagos with oilboom savings, only to find his own brother sold his film archive to a spiritual dealer who burns reels to feed ghost markets — and the last surviving film holds proof of a massacre that could break the new republic.
The Pastor’s Daughter and the WhatsApp Prophet
When the campus queen uses a cursed WhatsApp group to scam returning diaspora for brideprice cash, she triggers a spiritual backlash that rewires Lagos’s digital underworld — forcing her to marry the very area boy she tried to swindle.
The Oil That Bled Ghosts
A disgraced son of a corrupt minister returns to Lagos with a digital scam scheme, only to find his online fraud is feeding a spirit that hungers for stolen futures — and the oil beneath the city is waking up.
The Prophet’s Ledger
A boy with visions of fire and blood is sold into Lagos’s underground trade to silence his voice—only to become the ghost in a lover’s ledger, where every transaction bleeds truth.
The Prophecy of the Lagos Star
A rich playboy's rise and fall is entangled with a cosmic prophecy that reshapes Nigeria’s future, forcing him to confront his legacy and the curse of his bloodline.
The Last Kolanut of Surulere
A street vendor in postindependence Lagos loses his only son to deportation, but when the state seizes his kolanut stall as “illegal colonial relic,” he discovers the nuts whisper in Yoruba — and the government fears what they remember.
The Oil and the Altar
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.
The Land That Breathed Back
A Lagos billionaire heir returns to his ancestral village to seize family land—only to find the earth itself refuses to be sold, and the spirits his grandfather once appeased now demand justice.
