A young woman, Elena, is desperate to save her family’s failing bookstore when she unexpectedly gets an offer from a wealthy businessman, Adrian Sinclair. The catch? He wants her to pose as his fiancée to stop his family from forcing him into an arranged marriage. What starts as a simple arrangement soon spirals into an intoxicating romance filled with hidden secrets, betrayal, and an undeniable connection neither can resist. But when Elena discovers Adrian's dark past, will she still choose love over everything else?

Tales of a Single Mum falls under the genres of Biography, Drama, and Romance. In recent years, films such as The Pursuit of Happyness (2006) and The Housewife (2018), which share similar themes, have resonated with audiences worldwide. Biography: Inspired by the real-life journey of Margaret, a Nigerian single mother raising two children. Drama: Set in the bustling city of Lagos, the story follows Margaret’s relentless pursuit of love and ambition, driven by courage and determination. Romance: Margaret strives to find harmony between her love life and her responsibilities as a mother while confronting past challenges that shape her future. SYNOPSIS Tales of a Single Mum is a compelling chronicle of Margaret’s life as she navigates the highs and lows of daily existence in the dynamic city of Lagos. The story delves into pressing issues such as rape, domestic abuse, and the broader struggles women encounter, while also exploring ways to shift societal perceptions of single mothers. At its heart, the narrative highlights the resilience of a remarkable mother, writer, and hero to her children, presenting her journey in a captivating and immersive manner.

Dakore’s fleet was a case of nowhere to run or hide. Life is not fair but life is also in turn, and no matter who we are or wherever we are, our foundation will always be the bedrock of our destinies. Claws of Agony is a tale of child marriage in the Northern region of our country, Nigeria. It is pertinent to state that this child marriage culture is one of the acts that has contributed immensely to the large number of uneducated citizens in our nation.