My Lover Was My Uncle’s Ghost

A cursed ceiling fan claimed my uncle’s life, but now, on a stormy Oyo night, a strange beggar’s warning brings fear back to our family shop. When a mysterious man insists on sitting under the fan and a little girl points at spirits no one else can see, old secrets and restless ghosts threaten to return. If we trust the wrong person, someone else may not survive till morning.

On the eve of her arranged marriage, Ifeoma’s fiancé is exposed as a serial cheat—and the ghost of her childhood love, Musa, returns after ten years, wearing his school uniform and a broken heart. Torn between a loveless business union and the haunting pull of a spirit who remembers every scar and secret, Ifeoma must choose: family loyalty, forbidden love, or freedom from both. In Lagos, even the dead refuse to let go—and sometimes, the real enemy is the living man who looks just like your ghost.

Ijeoma’s secret struggle with school stress and forbidden crushes explodes when her Little Uncle discovers her vibrating massager. Between embarrassment, jealousy, and hidden desires, she’s forced to choose between shame and forbidden attraction. If anyone finds out, her whole family and reputation could scatter—will she risk it all for a taste of dangerous love?

After heartbreak and betrayal by the only man she ever trusted, Yemi faces family secrets, jealousy, and her own painful rebirth. Torn between duty, tradition, and her own desire for true love, she must choose whether to fight for her place or finally break free. If she fails, her entire future—and the memory of her parents—hangs in the balance.

When Grandpa kills the family’s beloved goat for a mysterious midnight visitor, harmattan cold isn’t the only thing haunting Okpoko Hills. Chisom’s grandma warns him: don’t eat, don’t speak, don’t look the spirit woman in the eye—or risk becoming her next meal. But as the goat’s ghost lingers and the woman’s hunger grows, Chisom must survive a night where one wrong word could damn his soul forever.

After death, sharp-tongued Ifeoma haunts her sworn enemy Musa’s dreams, cursing him to join her in the underworld—but the line between hate and love blurs as secrets, betrayals, and unfinished business refuse to rest. Torn between revenge, shame, and a forbidden spirit marriage, Ifeoma battles for redemption and peace, knowing that in the underworld, love is as dangerous as vengeance. Will she finally confess the truth, or will both souls be trapped in eternal wahala?

Ifunanya was forced to marry Obinna after her own sister, Chisom, abandoned him at the altar—only to live three years as a ghost in her own home, watching Obinna pine for Chisom. After a bitter divorce and years of gossip and shame, Ifunanya finds love with Jide, the one man Obinna can’t control. But when family secrets and old wounds resurface at her sister’s wedding, Ifunanya must decide: will she finally fight for her own happiness, even if it means breaking every taboo in the family?

After surviving a bloody accident on Benue expressway, the main character faces an ancient village spirit haunting Makurdi General Hospital, forcing them to confront family secrets, betrayal, and the threat of a supernatural killer. As danger closes in, every prayer, every face, and every shadow could mean survival or death. If they fail, the spirit won’t just claim their life—it will claim their soul and everyone they love.

For three years, Amara has tried everything—candlelit dinners, sexy dresses, even swallowing her pride—to melt the heart of her powerful, distant uncle-husband. But when his bold secretary flaunts her victory and family secrets spill, Amara faces the ultimate betrayal: in this house, love is just another transaction. On the night of their anniversary, she must decide—stay and lose herself, or break tradition and fight for her own happiness, no matter the shame.

After burying my papa, he sits up from the grave, hungry for food and trouble. Instead of peace, his wild spirit drags me from village to town, then sells me to a stranger—just like he sold my sister. Now, I must serve a harsh old teacher, hiding my dream to learn, while the truth about my real papa haunts me like midnight masquerade.

Ayo, the quiet shrine caretaker, faces the ultimate test when desperate Amaka begs for help to save her family from a deadly spirit. As ancient taboos are broken and tragedy strikes, Ayo must confront forces that threaten to destroy everything—forcing him to choose between tradition, faith, and forbidden feelings. If he fails, an entire family’s destiny will shatter.

Retired police officer Ifedike returns home, hoping for peace, but the ghost of Ngozi—whose shameful death tore the town apart—haunts his conscience and the entire community. As new evidence surfaces, Ifedike is forced to reopen old wounds, risking his reputation and sanity to finally uncover the real truth behind the tragedy. In this town, secrets never die—and some spirits refuse to rest until justice is done.