Seventy Thousand Tears

For seven years, Olamide hid in the shadows as Tunde’s ‘deaf’ girlfriend—never knowing he only loved his childhood sweetheart, Morayo. Humiliated and betrayed on her own birthday, she finally regains her hearing and learns the painful truth: she was just a practice love, never the main event. Now, with her secret out and her heart in pieces, will she find the courage to walk away before Tunde locks her in his golden cage forever?

Morayo thought love would conquer all, until her destiny became a script where money, betrayal, and class war tear her from Seyi—the only man she ever loved. When she’s paid to vanish, her heartbreak echoes from Lagos danfo horns to cold foreign nights. Now she’s back, facing rivals and family secrets, with everything at stake: her pride, her family, and the last chance for true love.

When Olympic dreams turn to horror, every Nigerian holds their breath as police fumble and families pray for a miracle. In the chaos of global headlines and village compounds alike, one decision could mean life or death. Will courage and faith stand strong when evil comes knocking?

Seven years after his five-year-old daughter vanished without a trace, Sani’s world shatters again when her face appears in a water-stained wall photo. Haunted by grief and desperate for answers, he uncovers dark secrets about missing children and a madman’s warning that chills his soul. The truth he finds may be more terrifying than any ghost—because some wounds never heal, and some spirits refuse to rest.

Ijeoma hustles behind the scenes, haunted by a past tangled with betrayal and heartbreak. When a reality show brings her face-to-face with Yanshu Musa—the superstar who changed her life forever—old wounds and new secrets threaten to explode. If the truth comes out, everything she’s worked for could scatter, but staying silent might break her heart for good.

After her father's betrayal and her mother's desperate act, nine-year-old Yanyan dies and wanders as a hungry spirit, watching her family move on and erase her memory. Blamed for her own death, denied a proper grave, and powerless to protect her little sister from vengeful spirits, Yanyan clings to fading hope for her mother's love. In a world where even the living's prayers can't reach her, will she ever find peace, or is she doomed to haunt the shadows of their happiness forever?

For seven years, Ifeoma gave Tunde Jinadu her loyalty, only to discover his heart still beats for another—and her sacrifice was just his debt to repay. When a hidden diary exposes years of secret disgust and old wounds, Ifeoma must decide: keep begging for crumbs, or finally choose herself? In a world where shame and love clash like market women, she walks away—dignity tied tight like wrapper, heart bleeding but free.

Zainab thinks she has the perfect marriage—until her husband’s loyalty to an old friend and mysterious kindness to another woman crack open hidden betrayals. With pregnancy, family expectations, and her brother’s future on the line, she must choose between tradition, self-respect, and the secrets that threaten to scatter everything she’s built. Will love or shame win in this battle of hearts and home?

Tunde's heart carries scars as deep as the Lagos lagoon after his ex, Ngozi, uses him to test her feelings for another man. Torn between hope and betrayal, he faces a painful truth: some love stories are only stepping stones for others. As old wounds reopen, Tunde must decide if he’ll keep enduring or finally break free—before his spirit shatters for good.

Musa's heart shatters when his beloved Halima disappears on their wedding day, leaving only half a butterfly tattoo and a trail of unanswered questions. Driven by love and haunted by betrayal, Musa transforms from groom to police officer, determined to uncover the truth. As secrets unravel, he faces a dangerous underworld—where hope and pain fight for his soul, and finding Halima means risking everything.

Desperate for a better life, I agreed to burn real naira for a mysterious old woman, but each note I sacrificed drained my youth and fed hers. Trapped and betrayed, I realized too late that the ritual was a deadly exchange—my years for her beauty, my soul for her greed. Now, with death at my door and my only hope a childhood sticker, I must outwit a spirit that preys on hunger and dreams.

The night my wife died, I rushed to another woman's arms—leaving my own son to carry his mother to the hospital alone. Now, guilt chokes me while my son’s silence grows deadly, and my new bride prays for peace in a house where love and betrayal mix like bitter leaf and honey. But in Nigeria, when a child goes quiet, only God knows what storm is coming.