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Crown Heights College is a place where friendships are tested, secrets are hidden, and one school year can change everything. Nora thought SS3 would just be about exams, memories, and preparing for the future... until she meets Ethan - the charming, unpredictable fashion icon everyone talks about. Between friendships, jealousy, crushes, rumours, heartbreaks, and unexpected feelings, SS3 becomes a year nobody will ever forget. At Crown Heights, everyone has a story. But the biggest question is... Who will survive SS3?

✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ Milaya, the girl who loved Emran Adeoye, She's gone. What's left is quieter. Heavier. More dangerous No more games. No more hope. Just the truth, the one the Adeoyes have been hiding. Every answer tears her open. Every step drags her deeper. Emran wants to keep her safe. He doesn't know she's already gone somewhere he can't follow. Not angry. Not broken. Just done. And when she finds what he's been keeping? The Adeoyes won't even hear her coming. ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧ ✧

Khairiyya's life changed the day her father died. At twelve years old, she lost not only the man who loved her most, but also the only place she had ever called home. Abandoned by a mother eager to start a new life with a new husband, Khairiyya was left in the care of her late father's older brother and his wife-a couple who welcomed her with open arms and loved her as their own. For five years, she found comfort in their kindness, unaware that a promise made long ago had already tied her future to someone she had never met. Rayyan never expected to return home and find a stranger living in his house. After years abroad, he comes back to discover that the quiet girl his parents took in after her father's death is no longer a child. Worse still, she is the fiancée he never agreed to have. At twenty-six, marriage is the last thing on his mind. At seventeen, Khairiyya wants nothing more than to belong. Bound by a promise neither of them made, they find themselves caught between family expectations, old wounds, and feelings neither is willing to acknowledge. But when the past comes knocking and the people who once abandoned Khairiyya suddenly want a place in her life, she is forced to choose between the family that left her behind and the one that chose her. In a story of love, loss, faith, and belonging, Khairiyya learns that sometimes the people Allah places in your life are worth more than the ones you were born to. And sometimes, home is not a place. It's a person. Will this live survive?? 17 & 25 does that makes sense?? Find out by flipping in the next page ✨

*The Road She Built Nigerian family drama Amina's marriage breaks down after Niyi takes a second wife, Toke. She loses access to her kids, gets framed in a fraud case, and chooses silence over fighting in public. Instead of shouting to prove herself, she builds a life and raises kids with a "pure heart" - and slowly becomes the person the family can't do without.

BLOODLINE Her mother left her three things: A letter. A photograph. And the name of the most powerful man in the world. At seventeen, Jennifer Adeyemi wins an internship that puts her face-to-face with him. Michael Powers-untouchable, invisible, and her father. He doesn't know she exists. But his wife does. And she's already watching. As Jennifer steps deeper into a world built on secrets and control, she realizes something is wrong. Michael isn't protecting his empire. He's quietly destroying it. Now Jennifer has one chance to understand why... and one impossible choice to make. Because saving him means telling the truth. And some truths don't just change lives- they end them. Updates every 2-3 days

She only wanted an internship. Allah had written something far greater. Ameenah Bello is a final-year Mass Communication student who lands the internship of a lifetime at Kareem Technologies, one of Nigeria's fastest-growing technology companies. Zayn Kareem is the brilliant, private CEO who built the company from nothing. To the world, he is confident and untouchable. To those closest to him, he carries burdens no one sees. As Ameenah helps document the company's history, she uncovers stories of sacrifice, ambition, and secrets hidden beneath years of success. Working alongside Zayn, admiration slowly grows into something neither of them expected. But love isn't the only thing waiting for them. A dangerous corporate conspiracy threatens everything Zayn has built, while the lines between duty, faith, and the heart become harder to ignore. In a story about trust, purpose, and divine timing, they discover that sometimes the greatest plans are the ones Allah writes for us. A slow-burn halal romance set in Lagos, Nigeria.

In the heart of a Nigerian community, young Aye watches as the rising floodwaters swallow homes, dreams, and peace. What begins as school closures and postponed exams quickly spirals into a chaotic world of canoe businesses, family dramas, unexpected tenants, and bitter fights among neighbors. As the waters climb higher, so do the troubles. Aye and her mother must navigate fear, laughter, survival, and heartbreak while their once close street tears itself apart. From "Miracle Light" moments to painful boundaries, Rising Troubles is a raw, heartfelt coming-of-age story about resilience, community, and how disaster can both break and reveal the true nature of people. When the flood comes, nothing remains the same!

A kidnapping where no one asks for money. A silence that says more than any demand could. Forensic psychologist Dr. Adaora Nwosu doesn't take cases - she gets pulled into them. This one won't let her go.

Hook, pain, healing, and hope They called it a mistake. They tried to bury it. They tried to bury me. At 17, Ann obi thought her life was over. But pain didn't break her. It built her. From hospital beds to courtrooms, from silence to a microphone, Ann fights for justice - not just for herself,but for every girl who was told to" keep quiet". And while she's fighting the world, she's also growing a new life inside her. This is the story of a broken piece that refused to stay broken. This is the story of the Hope Centre. They tried to silence her. She built a centre instead. Trigger warning: Mentions of assault, pregnancy, and legal battles. But this is ultimately a story of healing, faith, and power.

TOMBSTONE By Sir Peculiar Japhet Description Twenty three year old Mlumun Iorfa, a young graduate from Benue State, is struggling to rebuild her life after the sudden death of her father. While returning home from a village meeting one evening, she takes a lonely path through an old cemetery that locals believe is cursed. There, she sees something that stops her heart. A newly carved tombstone. With her name on it. MLUMUN IORFA Her date of birth is correct. But beneath it is a date of death only seven days away. At first, she believes it is a cruel joke. But when strange events begin to unfold around her, mysterious phone calls, unexplained disappearances, and chilling warnings from people who should know nothing about the grave, Mlumun realizes someone is counting

Between staying grounded in deen, responsibilities, dreams, emotions, family expectations, school stress, and unexpected connections, life was never supposed to be simple. We go through trials in life as promised by Allah. And those trials shape who we become, strengthening our hearts if we face them with patience and faith. And finally leading us to Jannah in shaa Allah which is the ultimate goal. "Tasleem" is a journey of growth, faith, love, mistakes, and the quiet struggles many young people carry in their hearts. It is a reminder that even while navigating through life's confusion, self-discovery, and change, staying close to Allah can become the very thing that keeps you standing. Some stories are about finding love. This one carries a different twist: finding yourself.

"Depends on what book you're reading", Seyi said. Natasha believes romance has to happen the way it does in books-the main characters meet by chance and slowly realize that they are meant for each other, healing the pain from both their pasts-so she would rather die than make the first move towards the boy she likes. Ironically, chance does bring them together when Natasha sees a familiar face through her classroom's window on a hot day at Stephen-Spencer, but books are fictional and real life is more complicated than she could have ever imagined. ****** Updates every Saturday (or bi-weekly-i'll try to stick to schedule)

Chasing Fireflies in Lagos In the bustling chaos of Lagos, seventeen-year-old Ijeoma believes love is a luxury she can't afford. Life is about survival-dodging bills, guarding her heart, and chasing small dreams under the city's heavy sky. Then she meets Tobi. Quiet, mysterious, and running from a past he won't speak of, Tobi lights up something in her she thought had died. Together, they find moments of magic-stolen laughter, whispered dreams, and fireflies dancing over city rooftops. But in a place where love is fragile and secrets burn deep, will their light survive the night?

Amara Okolie had everything - a perfect wedding, a loving family, and a groom who adored her. But on the morning of her wedding, she disappeared. No goodbye. No note. No trace. The police blame the groom. The groom blames fate. But a mysterious video surfaces online showing Amara running barefoot into the forest, crying, whispering one terrifying line: "He found me." Who was she running from? What secret has she been hiding all her life? And why does everyone who tries to find her end up in danger? This story is a chilling mix of love, lies, and the consequences of a past that refuses to stay buried.

When a weary fugitive stumbles into the forgotten village of Umuozala, fate hands him a disguise - a stolen church robe. Mistaken for a holy man, he plays along, becoming "The Pope" of a people who know nothing of the outside world. But one lie births another. He flogs, preaches, collects offerings, and even becomes the head of the village school. Until a letter arrives... announcing the coming of the real Pope. Caught between guilt and survival, his empire of deceit begins to crumble. And before the truth steps off the missionary truck, the false Pope must choose - confess or vanish. A darkly sarcastic Nigerian tale of faith, fear, and fraud - told with humor, suspense, and the raw pulse of village life.

Kachi is a 19-year-old Nigerian woman who also happens to be lesbian. She must contend with her strict religious parents while attempting to conceal her sexuality. She is confronted with numerous challenges as a result of her decision to remain in the closet, and she is afraid to speak up.

Follow the journey from the bustling streets of Ojota to the heart of Lagos, where dreams collide with reality, love sparks in unexpected places, and every turn of the road holds a story. From street corners to high-rise chaos, this is a tale of hustle, heartbreak, and the sweet, bitter taste of life in the city.

When a girl jumps from the third floor of their school building, sixteen-year-old Katherine Okoh realizes how little she knows about the people around her. To the teachers, it's an unfortunate tragedy. To the students, it's gossip. But to Kath, it's something she can't stop thinking about. In the days that follow, silence spreads through the hallways, rumors flood social media, and everyone pretends to move on. But beneath that quiet, something darker is unraveling. As Katherine tries to uncover what's really going on within her school walls, she finds herself walking the same fragile line between pretending and breaking. The same one Amanda must have walked before she jumped. Because at Klasical Academy...the only things innocent are the uniforms. And after school ends, the secrets begin.

The Awele family are the kind people talk about in hushed voices: old military pedigree, oil wealth, and seven children raised to look perfect and never ask questions. In Port Harcourt, they're respected. In Lagos, they're envied. Inside? It's a different story - but no one dares to tell it. Every smile is practiced. Every pain goes unspoken. But it only takes one strong heart to shatter the lie.

Tunde Kalejaye is a polished Lagos lawyer with a royal surname, a Rolex, and a deadline to find a partner before his parents arrange one for him. Kola is a streetwise agbero with tattoos, quick comebacks, and zero regard for hierarchy. They meet on a danfo in Obalende. One is trying to hold his world together. The other is about to crack it open.