Tejiri’s punishment has left Jite frustrated, but nothing humbles a man faster than rent he can’t pay. Now a fake marriage offer is on the table, and things are getting spicy.

From broke cleaner to dance champion with a senator’s daughter in his corner, Charles’ comeback story is pure premium gist. The haters tried it, but fate had better plans.

Olly’s getting rejected, Chibuzor’s catching hands, and Callistus is out here ruining his own relationship. Ndiani's romances stay chaotic by design.

A smile so warm. A heart so cold. Obiageli is poisoning friendships, marriages and even the village’s peace, all in the name of power.

From the Chief Priest to the greedy and the guilty, death is moving from door to door. No one knows who’s next, only that the count keeps rising.

Between his imaginary car, made-up millions, and unshakable confidence, Dan’s been living in his own movie. But every blockbuster has an ending. Will this one crash and burn?

Charles went from mopping floors to catching the eye of a senator’s daughter. Here’s how our favourite cleaner-turned-lover boy pulled it off, and how you might (just might) learn a thing or two.

Amanda’s not just breaking football rules, she’s rewriting them. From outsmarting the boys on the pitch to juggling love, ambition, and family drama, she’s got her hands (and heart) full.

From rock bottom to the biggest stage in Nigeria, Charles’ journey in Rise Again is one of resilience, rhythm, and redemption. Watch the premiere on October 19 on Africa Magic Showcase.

If only Mai Sisi knew that covering up her husband’s death would be the least of her worries.

The certified receipts are in. From fake nominations in the first week, to the ‘Nullify Nominations’ card, and the finale trimmed to a Top 9, here’s the round-by-round percentage breakdown of how viewers kept and cut their faves this season.

Get ready for three groundbreaking indigenous series — Mgbuka, Kukoyi, and Sabon Tauraron Arewa Season 2 — all set to premiere on 11 October.