My Village Raised a Killer Queen

When six-year-old Eniola is brutally attacked by her own playmates, her family’s world shatters. The village buries the crime, but her mother, Yetunde, returns with madness and murder, hunting down each child and parent who escaped justice. As blood spills and secrets unravel, one question haunts the community: how far will a mother go when the law fails her child?

Banished from the city by a cold-hearted son, Mimi the kitten finds herself unwanted in Grandma's tough, lonely world. But when danger strikes, her courage turns her into the village's legendary Cat of the Year—winning Grandma’s heart, but sparking jealousy, suspicion, and a new name. Now, with every meal and every secret, Mimi must fight for love, loyalty, and her place in a home that almost rejected her.

Each time I die in the Oba’s palace, I wake again—one hour before my murder. Uncle Bala’s sweet words hide a deadly plot, and Queen Mama wants me gone for refusing to marry her daughter. If I don’t choose Amina, I’ll keep dying for a secret I never understood—unless I fight back before my next breath runs out.

When twelve-year-old Ifunanya dies in secret childbirth, her grieving grandfather demands answers—but every clue leads to lies, betrayal, and a village desperate to hide its shame. As innocent men are destroyed by gossip and the true criminal hides behind respectability, two police officers risk everything to expose a predator trusted by all. In a world where poverty silences victims and justice can be bought, can the truth survive when evil wears a familiar face?

Little Butterfly, the purest heart in her village, suffers unspeakable betrayals after a tragic accident leaves her memory broken. As she fights for justice in a world where love and innocence are traded for secrets and survival, she discovers the true cost of goodness. If she fails, everyone she loves stands to lose everything.

After a deadly bus crash, Ijeoma and her classmates wake up in ancient times—now pawns in a brutal survival game. Betrayed by her own, bullied, and left with nothing, she must outwit jealous rivals and a bloodthirsty chief’s son, who just butchered the class beauty for her prized beauty mark. With every move watched and every point precious, Ijeoma must decide: trust nobody, or die forgotten like yesterday’s bride price.

Morayo returns home for New Yam Festival, only to be accused by her own cousin of killing the village matriarch in a hit-and-run. With her family’s honor and freedom on the line, Morayo must fight public shame, betrayal, and a tangled web of village politics to clear her name before everything she loves is destroyed.

Twenty years ago, Musa and his friends sealed the village chief’s grandson in a dried-up well, thinking their secret would die with the bush. Now, as developers threaten to unearth the bones, Musa is forced to return home—but betrayal waits in the dark, and his own friends are ready to bury him alive to keep their riches and freedom. Trapped between haunting guilt, childlessness, and deadly revenge, Musa must decide: confess and lose everything, or fight the monsters he once called brothers?

When Okoli Zainab’s gentle brother is killed in a brutal village beating, she faces betrayal, greed, and heartbreak from every side. With only her courage and a box of ashes, Zainab battles the whole village for justice and dignity. One woman’s strength will shake old secrets and put a price on love, loyalty, and blood.

When Ikenna brings his university sweetheart Bilkisu home, his family forces her into the arms of his bitter elder brother. Days later, the whole family is slaughtered in a way so cruel the mountain itself shudders, and Bilkisu vanishes into thin air—leaving the village desperate to know: is she victim, or the monster they unleashed? As more bodies fall and old curses awaken, every secret in the mountain village threatens to drag everyone into the darkness.

Baba Nnaji’s moment of triumph turns to confusion and suspicion when a mysterious young elder with powerful family ties arrives to share his glory. As whispers of favoritism and shortcut promotions swirl, Baba must decide whether to protect tradition or challenge the new order—because in this village, one mistake can destroy a legacy.

Three years after faking her death, Morayo—once the feared villainess princess—returns to the palace in chains, betrayed by those she once protected. Her old enemies now rule, and the brother she helped crown wants revenge for blood secrets she thought were buried. With her system gone silent, Morayo must face the blade alone—unless she can outwit the very destiny that turned her into Lagos’ most notorious woman.