Dear Bayo

A small-town girl moves to Lagos to pursue her dreams of becoming a fashion designer and must overcome significant odds to achieve her goals.

Uwem is a small town business man who has hit hard times as he has not made sales because he lives in a town where everyone is exercising, quitting smoking and generally trying to live healthier lifestyles. This isn't good for his business as sales are seriously reduced. His problems are compounded when his wife leaves him and he is left with their daughter Nse who is suspended from school for refusing to take off her superhero costume. Uwem has to also contend with the aggressive takeover of his new neighbor HD Yaw who owns KPAI Assassination Limited and covets his small business. Everything comes to a head when he meets Ogun Lesley who is dying and has a list of odd things he wants to do before he goes...and this becomes Uwem's most important coffin sale.

Being kicked out of their home by their own aunt, a young woman Emem and her blind brother Miracle go in search with a glimpse of hope in the mean streets.

Channel 77 also follows the behind-the-scenes of how the news is made and the lengths channels will go to keep their ratings high.

After ruining his business and embarrassing his family with his alcoholism, Dubem moves his wife Sarah and their children to a farmhouse in the countryside for a fresh start. While Sarah reluctantly agrees, their rebellious teen daughter Dami resists fiercely. Only their youngest son Tunji, who is autistic, seems happy—enjoying the move and his imaginary friends.