Husband for Sale After Burial

Tunde sacrifices everything for his wife’s family, only to face betrayal when she shames him publicly just to force him to buy a house for her brother. With his respect, marriage, and sanity on the line, Tunde must choose between being used or finally fighting for his own happiness. Will he escape their grip, or lose everything in the process?

Wura Okoye was hailed as the perfect widow—faithful, patient, and the pride of her family—until the day she discovered her husband's death was a lie. Betrayed by those closest to her, she’s given a second chance to rewrite her fate and expose the secrets of the Okoye compound. With revenge burning in her heart, Wura will risk everything to take back her life, even if it means breaking every rule that once kept her bound.

Halima’s body is her curse—everywhere she goes, men stare and aunties whisper. Betrayed by family, she’s traded as ‘spirit wife’ to wounded General Musa, a marriage meant to save his life but steal her future. But when their wedding night reveals forbidden secrets and Musa’s touch burns hotter than his wounds, Halima’s suffering turns to a dangerous temptation that could shatter every vow in the compound.

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.

Ngozi faces the ultimate betrayal when her husband dies and his secret lover storms the funeral with a will that threatens to erase her future. Forced out by in-laws and hunted by those who want her unborn child gone, Ngozi must fight for her dignity, her inheritance, and her life. In the heart of Lagos, only a strong woman can survive when family turns to enemies overnight.

Uche tricks his loyal wife Ifeanyi into a fake divorce to avoid sharing his hard-earned wealth, replacing her with Halima, the first love who once abandoned him for being poor. Ifeanyi leaves without drama, but her quiet strength and sacrifice for their daughter haunt Uche, even as he basks in his new 'perfect' life. When the truth about Ifeanyi's role in his success and her silent exit unfolds, Uche must face the real cost of betrayal—because in Lagos, karma never misses address.

Midnight rain pounds the zinc as my wife guards her bride price like gold, refusing to save her own mother in the hospital. One IOU, one broken phone, and curses fly as family turns enemy, and tradition becomes a weapon. Tonight, I must choose: betray my marriage vows or let blood spill—because in this house, money is thicker than love.

I betrayed Musa for money, broke his heart, and hid the child we made—now, six years later, I’m begging at his wedding while our sick son fights for his life. His new fiancée wants me ruined, and my shame is public, but Musa still doesn’t know he’s a father. If the truth bursts out under the Ibadan sky, whose heart will break first—his, or mine?

Aisha, desperate to escape a life of hunger, trades her senses to protect General Musa from early death—only to discover his heart still belongs to Halima, his first love. Betrayed and used, Aisha faces public humiliation, spiritual battles, and the ultimate sacrifice, all while asking if true peace is ever possible for a woman who gives everything but gets nothing in return.

When Ifeoma is found strangled in her own home, the police think it’s just another robbery—until Inspector Musa uncovers a secret insurance policy taken out by her husband months before her murder. In a town where everyone pretends to be perfect, Ifeoma’s death exposes a web of betrayal, hidden debts, and cold-blooded ambition. Who really opened her door that night—and who stands to gain from her blood?

After paying ₦2.8 million bride price, Chijioke travels home for Christmas to seal his engagement—only to face a greedy in-law council demanding millions more, plus a house for his fiancée’s brother. Humiliated, abandoned by Ngozi, and driven to the brink as his father lands in hospital from the stress, Chijioke must choose: lose everything for love, or fight a family ready to sell their daughter like cattle. In a world where tradition becomes extortion, how much can one man sacrifice before he breaks?

Five years after our wedding, Tunde Adekunle—my husband—publicly claims he wishes he met his new lover, Morayo, first. The whole of Lagos hails their romance, forgetting I ever existed, until my warning to my past self goes viral. Now, as I sign the divorce papers and face the woman who took my place, I must choose: drown in heartbreak, or rise and claim the freedom I thought I’d lost forever.