I Declared War on My Noisy Neighbors

When Ifeanyi clashes with the arrogant couple next door, petty rules turn to dirty revenge. From ogiri traps to shit-smearing and midnight sabotage, Lagos wahala becomes a full-blown war. But in this building, only the boldest will survive—who will outlast the madness?

All I wanted was a peaceful holiday ride home, but one man's stubbornness turns the night bus into a battlefield. Every attempt to recline my seat is met with insults, pain, and open mockery—even as he enjoys his own comfort. Trapped by poverty, old wounds, and a system that favors the loudest, I must survive both the journey and my tormentor till dawn, or risk losing my dignity forever.

After her beloved keke battery is stolen in broad daylight, a sharp-tongued Lagos hustler faces public shame and police drama when a desperate neighbour tries to pin the blame on her. With street sense and stubborn pride, she must fight to protect her name—even as the whole compound gathers to watch the spectacle. In Lagos, one wrong move and you become the scapegoat.

When an anonymous group-buy link appears in a Lagos estate WhatsApp group, the main character’s life spirals into a night of terror, betrayal, and supernatural horror. With neighbors turning into suspects and even the police acting strange, survival means trusting no one—not even the people closest to you. In this estate, one wrong move can cost you your life.

Nnenna thought marriage would bring peace, but her mother-in-law’s love comes with public shame and silent battles. When a single act of rebellion turns into a family war, secrets, insults, and old wounds spill out—until one shocking moment leaves the whole house stunned and no one innocent. In this home, respect is a weapon and pride is deadly; who will survive the next round?

After a stressful Lagos day, Seyi’s late-night encounter with a creepy software unlocks a terrifying secret about his neighbour, Uncle Musa. As digital horror turns real, Seyi must survive a night of fear, suspicion, and supernatural danger—because in this city, some neighbours are not what they seem.

When the Freedom Army rises from ashes, three rival factions—farmers, ex-soldiers, and bush bandits—must unite or die under the enemy’s guns. Commander Sani Bello risks everything to keep hope alive, but jealousy and old wounds threaten to tear them apart before the real battle begins. In the end, it’s not just bullets that kill—a soldier’s greatest enemy is the brother beside him.

An An, raised by her notorious adoptive parents, must battle old family enemies and Lagos street drama while proving herself on campus. As rivalry with Yinka, her parents’ nemesis’ son, escalates, An An’s sharp wit and survival skills are tested. If she fails, her family’s reputation—and her own pride—could crumble in front of everyone.

I woke up inside my own book, trapped as Amaka—the wicked side character doomed to destroy herself and her powerful family. My own hands crippled Chijioke, the true male lead, and now revenge and disgrace are hunting me down. If I want to survive and rewrite my fate, I must outsmart the heroine, win Chijioke’s heart, and fight every jealous enemy in a world where one mistake means ruin for generations.

When I broke the one rule and revealed myself as 'god' to a virtual Lagos hustler, I thought it would be fun and harmless. But granting Ifedayo’s wildest wishes turns the city upside down—until the day he gets arrested and blames everything on me, his invisible 'god.' Now, the police are listening... and a simple prank has spiraled into a dangerous game where I’m no longer sure which world is real.

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.

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.