My Neighbor Declared War on My Door

When the midnight duck-voiced moans and violent quarrels of my Lagos neighbors destroy my sleep, I try everything—advice, security, even gospel warfare. But after they dump refuse at my door, I go full street: revenge, alliance, and public disgrace. In this compound, if you show me madness, I’ll show you Lagos survival—let’s see who breaks first.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Amina thought she was blessed—until marriage to Musa revealed betrayal, heartbreak, and rivalry with the woman next door. Now, trapped between pride and pain, Amina must fight for her dignity and future, or risk being buried by scandal and lost love. Will she break free or remain a shadow in her own home?

One rainy night, Pei Yan left me shivering outside, my only crime—accusing the new girl of theft and wounding her pride. Now, the whole town whispers my shame, and the boy I was meant to marry stands with my rival, his loyalty no longer mine. But when his family demands we get engaged, I say no first—because sometimes, the deepest betrayal comes from those who once called you home.

Lagos no dey easy, but sharing house with Halima na real wahala—especially when her beauty dey cause trouble for compound and she no sabi boundary. One night, a scream from the bathroom make her run out, stark naked, shaking with fear from electric shock, and my eyes see temptation wey fit put man for problem. But beneath her stubbornness and fine face, Halima dey hide pain wey no be ordinary, and this broken door between us fit open bigger secrets wey go change everything.

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?

A lonely Lagos science blogger becomes obsessed with the mysterious couple across the street, only to discover a love triangle laced with dangerous secrets and forbidden cash. As he spies on their nightly rituals, his curiosity pulls him into a web of fear, desire, and betrayal—until one small mistake puts his own life on the line.

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.