Inem King

Murewa and Dimchi met as teenagers and very quickly became everything to each other. However, after a big misunderstanding between the two, Adminchi leaves heartbroken. Now, 10 years later, will Mure and Dim rekindle their old flames?

Sunday Okon, a struggling musician, abandons his family in a last-ditch effort to achieve stardom. Twenty years later, after countless failures, he finds himself a penniless debtor with a short fuse and a habit of lashing out. While dodging creditors one day, Sunday stumbles upon a news story featuring a young woman with his last name who has just won a national talent show. Curiosity piqued, he calls into the show and discovers that the rising star is his youngest child and only daughter. Desperate to escape his destitute life, Sunday decides to reenter his daughter’s world. However, he must first confront his two sons, who are fiercely protective of their sister and determined to keep the father who abandoned them two decades ago at bay.

When Helen lands a job as a personal assistant to Ayodeji, a cold and distant boss, she has no idea that they share a past from high school. Ayodeji recognizes her immediately, but Helen fails to remember him amidst the painful memories of her own past bullying experiences which had made her timid. As they work closely together, Ayodeji begins to thaw under Helen's warmth and kindness, while Helen finds solace in Ayodeji's strength. Through their shared struggles to overcome the lingering effects of their high school traumas, a deep bond forms between them.

Maxwell's life takes an unexpected turn just as he's about to start a new chapter with his fiancée.

While preparing for the most romantic day of the year, four hairdressers at a Lagos salon face wild dramas in their love lives and their families.

How far can a family bond go?