Modesta has spent her life shielding her family from misfortune, so when a troubling dream unsettles her, she rushes to the city to care for her pregnant daughter. Two years later, when it’s time to return home, she boards a bus and is never seen again. Her children search, but the bus seems to have never existed. As whispers spread and grief festers, Modesta begins appearing in dreams, pleading for burial. But how do you lay to rest someone you can’t find?

A young girl is pitted against her more attractive sister throughout her childhood. The younger sister, Okwukweka, is favoured by their mother for the attention she brings to the family and for her exceptional academic performance. When they get into university, Onyeka decides she wants to be a ‘fine girl’ like Okwukweka and recruits her equally beautiful roommate, Ugonma, to help her achieve her aim. They set off on a journey to a skin doctor who patents a mixture for Onyeka. Will the mixture give Onyeka her heart desires or will it turn her life in a different direction?

Born to a teenage mother and toughened by his grandmother’s relentless hands, Obed grows up in the heart of a bustling market, where survival is an art. He learns to bounce—through hardship, through crime, through the thin line between life and death. But when he crosses a spirit he shouldn’t have, the boy who always lands on his feet may finally take a fall he can’t recover from.

A madam Koi Koi story reimagined, only this time, she is a spirit that fights for heartbroken and scorned women. After being heart broken by her boyfriend, a sad Nnenna sulks in bed for weeks, isolating herself from her family and friends as she licks her

wounds. She summons Lady Koi Koi as a joke, not knowing she would appear. And when she does, she asks her to deal with Emeka.