Истории Nigerian

Ruqayyah Ameen has always been her family's pride, cherished for her beauty, kindness, and unwavering dedication to tradition and religion. Strong yet sensitive, outspoken yet deeply connected to her roots, she has always followed the path her family laid out for her. But when she meets Al-Amin, her world is turned upside down. As Ruqayyah experiences the joys and struggles of first love, she must confront new emotions, challenges, and choices that will shape her future. Join Ruqayyah on a heartfelt journey of love, faith, and self-discovery as she navigates the delicate balance between family, tradition, and her own heart.

"Why the hell would I want to marry you?!"I snapped "Well I don't wanna marry you either! but we don't have much of a choice now do we?"he spat,his jaw clenched When Abba tells you you're getting married to that cousin you never really liked, but you don't have a choice. And " I never wanted to marry you" turns to "I'm so lucky to have you"

"Darkness doesn't always hide. Sometimes, it blinds." *** Emmanuella Orinomwen Ignenedion. Meticulous. Pristine. Disciplined. Clean. A wonderful assistant pastor to my father's mega-church. That is the script I feed to the world. To my parents, I am the perfect, submissive daughter. But that is only what they are permitted to see. They have never heard the screams silenced by the fire. Or the nightmares' golden promise of unyielding terror. For a long time, I preferred it that way. I buried my survival inside a tight-knit bubble of schedules. Out of sight, out of mind. But my clockwork existence shattered the moment Mary forced her way into my orbit. Unpredictable. Uninvited. An eye that saw what no one else had seen. And she made me see too. Darkness. Gross darkness that fueled my father's church. A rotting ledger of hidden cash, stolen lives, and an ancient malice hiding right beneath our pristine marble floors. With her, I realized: Words can be as thick as knives. Smiles as thin as paper. And blood can ripple as cold as deep water. Holiness or piety is not by mere words or appearance. Because I know, now better than anyone, that anything can be faked. As even the devil masquerades as an angel of light. I spent my life blind to the abyss in my own home. This is the story of how I stopped pretending. Note: mentions of some triggering content in this book

𝐇𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐦𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐬. 𝐇𝐞 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐦𝐞 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭. 𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐡𝐞'𝐬 𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐈 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭. As a teenager who silently endures abuse from his father, Jaife tends to be calculative about the people he keeps close, too careful not to give them his heart. They can only be a means to an end. An instrument for his own pleasure. This is the dynamic of his little circle. That is, until he meets Yuki, the so called bad boy, and the friend group begin to spiral into insanity. [Formerly known as: "Devil's Shadow"]

Kairayochukwu Okorie stopped believing in second chances especially her own. After an accident involving someone she cared about, Kaira becomes the subject of rumors she never asked for. She learns how to survive by shrinking, by avoiding the track, and by pretending she doesn't miss the life she lost. But when she's pushed to confront the past she buried, and a new student begins to see through her careful silence, Kaira is forced to ask herself what it means to move forward--not just alone, but with someone who understands what it means to carry expectations.

Willow has always had an issue with her best friend's twin brother, to say they hated each other was an understatement; they despised one another. But what happens when an incident makes thier entire dynamic crumble into confusing pieces.

Running away from home sounded a lot smarter in Victor's head. At seventeen, armed with questionable decisions, a few naira notes, and no long-term plan. A friend who is never where he is supposed to be, and enough strange encounters to make him question every life choice that brought him here. And this is only the beginning.

Two wounded hearts... A chance meeting... A cup of coffee... A story of redemption, hope and of course, a story of love.

Some stories are born from echoes that cling to you long after they should've faded. Aminatu Shehu has just published her first debut novel MALKA- A NOVEL. To the world it's a story, to her boyfriend Ibrahim Bello Turaki, it's a gift. The very first copy, signed and handed to him with a smile. He reads with admiration and pride, never once connecting the girl's bleak distant world to the woman he plans to marry. Her life, her poise, her quiet strength feels worlds apart from the fifteen year old bride on the page. But truth has a way of arriving without warning. And when it does. Ibrahim must confront a reality that rewrites everything he thought he knew about Aminatu. Can their love survive the secrets she kept to shield herself? Will he love her more for the life she overcame or feel betrayed by the past she never shared? Echoes is a gripping emotional novel about resilience. A story of love tested by truth and healing born from courage to finally be seen. ‎

At Community Secondary School, Amagu, drama isn't just in the classroom - it's everywhere. Tochi swore she'd never fall for any boy, but Kaima, the proud senior prefect, has a way of testing her temper. Ifunanya is trying to heal from a breakup that still stings, while Obianuju is too blind to see the boy who's been in love with her all along. Between gossip, rivalry, and late-afternoon tutorials, friendships will crack, hearts will collide, and love will spark in the most unexpected corners. "Teens, love, and the beautiful chaos in between." Explore!!,to see how paths crossed..

The floor split open. Stairs appeared where there was none. The landlord said this house had no basement. So why is there a red door waiting below? At 3:33am, Emeka has to choose: Turn the key... or run. But the stairs are already calling his name.

Five teens. One curse. The past is not dead....it remembers.

They're two sides to every story. Sometimes three

3:17am. Emeka finds a rusty key under his bed. By 3:18am, his landlord swears the house has no basement. But the key is warm. And the stairs are calling. DEAD END STORIES is a Nigerian horror series where every door opens... but nothing lets you leave alive. New chapter every 2 days. VOTE ⭐ if you dare enter.

Titemi Onabanke has a flawless academic record and a strict, generation-spanning rule: no dating until university. Oluwafikayo Bakare is the school's resident rebellious charmer, more familiar with teacher punishments than Honours roll. When a simple note leads to a quiet 5:00 PM arrangement on the deserted school field, Titemi finds her carefully controlled world completely off-balance. Can a slow-burn connection survive the pressure of final exams, protective best friends, and strict school authorities?

Does God add salt to your life when you turn sixteen orrrrr is it just me??? Click read on this book and discover the wonders that goes on in the life of a sixteen year old Nigerian girl

Nima Afolarin thought she had buried the past. Eight years after Ahmed Yusuf vanished from her life without explanation, she has built a future of her own - successful, independent, and determined never to let old wounds define her. But when fate throws Ahmed back into her world, the feelings she fought so hard to forget come rushing back with devastating force. The boy she never stopped loving is now a powerful businessman carrying secrets far heavier than she ever imagined. Behind his wealth, his influence, and his carefully controlled silence lies a history of guilt, sacrifice, and family expectations that shaped every decision he ever made - including the one that could keep them apart forever. As buried truths begin to surface, Nima finds herself caught between the safety of moving on and the dangerous possibility of fighting for a love that never truly died. But some wounds run deeper than heartbreak. And some people remain written into your soul no matter how many years pass. In a story woven with love, family, sacrifice, betrayal, and second chances, Nima and Ahmed must decide whether the weight of the past is stronger than the future waiting for them. Because sometimes the greatest love story is not about finding someone new. It's about finding your way back to the person you never stopped loving.

‎They say first love never dies. I didn't believe them... until I realized I spent four years trying to love anyone else, and failing every single time. ‎ ‎We were best friends. Then we were strangers. He was the "evil boy" everyone feared... until he was mine. I said No when I meant Yes. I left and never said goodbye. ‎ ‎Now he's here again. Same boy. Same question. But this time... everything is different. And everything is exactly the same. ‎ ‎How do you say yes to the one you've been waiting for... when you're scared losing them will break you forever?. ‎

Two worlds move silently parallel in various cities. Neither of them knows the other exists, yet each is walking toward a crossroads that will shatter the comfort of staying quiet

"My mother told me that if I was still living under her roof at twenty-eight, she would throw me out on the street. What she didn't know was that I wanted to tell her something right then. If I reached twenty-eight with nothing, in her house, under her roof... I would end it all. I would surrender my soul to ten thousand years of suffering in hell. A sinner's fate." Content Warning: This story is a mature and deeply psychological drama set in Nigeria. It deals with heavy themes, including intense domestic punishment, toxic family dynamics, sexual trauma, and thoughts of self-harm. Reader discretion is advised.