I Escaped the Serial Killer’s Bed

Last night, I returned to my flat in total darkness, thinking my only worry was NEPA and the Lagos cold. By morning, police flood my house—my roommate is dead, stabbed in his own room, and blood on the wall spells out: 'Lucky say you be blind man, abi?' Now the real killer might still be watching, and my blindness is the only thing that kept me alive. But in Lagos, secrets don’t stay buried, and the next knock could be for me.

With just two hours left before his execution, Ifedike reveals a chilling secret to Dr. Folarin—a tale of a mother’s desperate love, childhood trauma, and the true reason behind his deadly crimes. Is he a monster, or a broken victim seeking justice in a world that refused to listen? In this prison, every confession could rewrite fate—or drag another soul into the darkness.

Ifedike, a streetwise Lagos thief, breaks into a woman’s flat—only to hide in her wardrobe and witness her murder a lover in cold blood. But the real horror begins when he discovers his own friend Musa’s dead body hanging right beside him, hidden in the same wardrobe. With the killer still in the house and his only escape blocked, Ifedike must survive the night or become the next victim in a city where wahala never sleeps.

Ifedike, a lovesick carpenter in Makurdi, builds a secret bed to hide under his crush Morayo every night. But when jealousy and obsession twist his heart, one deadly mistake traps him in a nightmare of love, betrayal, and rotting secrets. As bodies pile and the truth unravels, Ifedike risks everything for a love that might destroy him.

When a streetwise Lagos guest house owner’s hidden cameras catch a notorious serial killer with a lifeless beauty, his side hustle turns into a nightmare. Reporting the crime could land him in jail for his own dirty secrets—but staying silent means a killer is watching his every move. Now, one chilling message changes everything: 'I dey watch you. Na your turn soon.'

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 her father-in-law storms the bathroom at midnight, my sister’s scream tears through my heart and the darkness. In a house where evil hides behind tradition, betrayal and shame are weapons, and even her own husband turns cold. Tonight, blood will answer for blood—because I will fight until my sister is free, or I die trying.

After escaping family betrayal and a year in a psychiatric hospital, our sharp-tongued MC volunteers to transmigrate into a campus romance, only to mistakenly awaken a notorious horror game boss as his roommate. With one year to survive in this hotbed of secrets, forbidden attraction, and campus wahala, every wrong move could mean disaster—or unexpected love. Will he escape with his heart (and life) intact, or will Musa Chukwuma finish what his enemies started?

Accused of theft and humiliated before the whole school, Kunle’s life is ruined by betrayal and wicked lies. After ending it all, he wakes up back in the cursed girls’ toilet—given a second chance to face his tormentors and expose the truth. This time, he’s ready to fight, and every enemy will feel the pain they once dished out.

When Nnenna Okafor vanishes, her parents' perfect world shatters—only to discover her body turned into sausages in Baba Tunde’s butcher shop. But as the police dig deeper, secrets claw their way out: the killer’s confession is chilling, but a schoolgirl’s whisper blows the case wide open—was the real murderer living inside Nnenna’s own home all along? In a town where love hides more than hate, who can you trust when your family wears a stranger’s mask?

When I caught my beloved cat setting a thumbtack trap under my pillow, I thought it was just mischief—until I saw the CCTV and realized this animal is smarter and more dangerous than any street cat in Ajegunle. Now, every time it purrs and curls on my chest, I wonder: am I raising a pet, or my own executioner? In a country where people whisper about cats and juju, how do you survive when your own animal is playing mind games with you?

Trapped in his Lagos flat, the narrator faces pure terror as a 'fake human' stalks the corridors, turning neighbors into monsters. Every moment is a fight between fear, suspicion, and desperate hope—because in this estate, evil wears a familiar face and nobody is truly safe.