Juju: Stories

The film is divided into three distinct chapters, each exploring a different "juju" (magical) story set in contemporary Lagos: 1. Love Potion (Directed by Michael Omonua)

The final story explores how love and friendship can spiral into obsession when a young college student attracts the romantic interest of a girl who may possess supernatural powers. It focuses on themes of jealousy and the thin line between reality and the paranormal. Juju Stories (2021) Juju Stories

In this segment, an unmarried woman named Mercy (Belinda Agedah Yanga) uses a supernatural potion to win over her ideal mate, Leonard (Paul Utomi). It is often described as a cautionary tale about the consequences of using magic to force attraction. 2. Yam (Directed by Abba Makama) The film is divided into three distinct chapters,

is a 2021 Nigerian horror anthology film that explores supernatural themes rooted in West African folklore and urban legends. It was written and directed by the Surreal16 Collective , a group of three filmmakers—C.J. "Fiery" Obasi, Abba Makama, and Michael Omonua—who focus on "new wave" Nigerian cinema. Juju Stories (2021) In this segment, an unmarried

Based on a famous Nigerian urban legend, this story follows a street urchin who picks up seemingly discarded money from the roadside, only to face bizarre and terrifying consequences—traditionally involving turning into a yam. This chapter is noted for its social satire and absurdist elements. 3. Suffer the Witch (Directed by C.J. "Fiery" Obasi)