My Flatmates

Jite is furious after discovering that the money he borrowed for Tejiri’s “business” actually funded her BBL. Meanwhile, the rest of the flatmates are stunned by her bold move—and even more curious about how Jite managed to afford it.

Mimi is planning a court wedding with a VIP guest list and an all-you-can-eat reception, but Frank isn’t sold on the idea—after all, it’s just a court wedding.

After his baecation in Ghana, Chief Donatus returns home with a newfound favourite dish. But greedy Ubong, unable to resist, goes to desperate lengths to get a taste.

It’s all expenses paid for Chief Donatus, courtesy of his girlfriend—but Ubong sees only the comedy in how ridiculous he looks being flown out by a woman.

Ubong’s laziness hits a new low as he dodges every chore in the house, leaving Chioma frustrated. Meanwhile, Frank scrambles to explain to Mimi how he managed to get the wrong gift.

Ubong and Dan, concerned about Oga Landlord's constant warnings against conducting business in the house, take it upon themselves to confront the real culprit, Chief Donatus.

Honourable Dan is back in style, showering Naira notes all over the place—leaving Prosper stunned and Ubong completely baffled.

Baba Landlord is fuming as Chief Donatus defies the no-business-in-the-apartment rule. An eviction notice might just be next!

Chief Donatus’s budding closeness with Chioma has pushed Kiki into a spiral of jealousy, but with Ubong and Willie meddling for laughs, things are bound to get messy!

Caught in the middle, Baba Landlord tries to appease a customer frustrated by the hefty repair fees Jite and Prosper are charging for her car.

In a desperate attempt to help his mother with funds, Prosper asks Titus to lend him money. However, Titus refuses and suggests that he should borrow from loan providers instead.

Tejiri starts a food business in Jite's mechanic shop, but it doesn’t take long before she’s dealing with flirty customers. Things get heated with Jite, and she decides it might be best to move her business elsewhere.

With his spiteful remarks and reckless behaviour, Prosper has crossed the wrong person, and this new enemy has a very short temper.

Tiwa’s parents discover she's been getting money for her research from other family members too, and her father suspects it’s all a scheme.

The family has found a wife for Ubong, but Mimi isn't convinced. She questions the real motive behind choosing a bride for a man who can’t even support himself financially.

Baba's landlord questions Dan for not repaying the money he owed as promised.

Prosper tries to sway Baba Landlord to lift the ban on business dealings in the compound, but Baba Landlord isn’t backing down.

As Prosper searches for a new profitable venture, Titus bluntly tells him that the issue might not be the business—it's him.

Titus and Prosper suspect something fishy about Honourable Dan's sudden wealth, and Baba Landlord grows suspicious of Dan's generous gift to his daughter, especially after Chief Donatus' recent arrest.

Dan and Willie scramble to come up with six months' rent for Baba Landlord, but their efforts only stir up more chaos and arguments among the flatmates.

Still riding the wave of Chief Donatus' arrest, Ubong has shifted his focus to harassing Chief’s assistant. But luckily for her, Dan steps in to save the day.

Honourable Dan’s guest confesses his fears about visiting the flat, but Dan reassures him there's nothing to worry about, even recounting Chief Donatus' recent arrest to lighten the mood.