Abieuwa

Abieuwa Eloghosa is thirty-three, beautiful, hardworking, and tired.

As the first daughter in an Edo family living in Lagos, she carries more than people can see. Family responsibilities, money problems, work stress, and the pressure to always be strong are slowly wearing her down. On the outside, Abbie looks like a woman who has everything under control. On the inside, she is exhausted, angry, and searching for a way to finally feel enough.

Her love life is messy, her job is draining, and society keeps reminding her that beauty has a certain shape. As the pressure grows, Abbie finds herself considering a decision she never thought she would make, changing her body just to fit into the world around her.

But while she is trying to hold everything together, Abbie may be losing herself.

Abieuwa is a story about love, pressure, family, body image, heartbreak, womanhood, and the silent burden of being the first daughter.