THE POISONED KING 👑 "The wife who betrayed the throne"

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In the ancient kingdom of Umualo, King Obieze dies suddenly after his morning meal. His three wives must undergo sacred rituals to reveal the truth behind his mysterious death. One by one, they face the river of purity, the calabash of spirits, and the terrifying three-night vigil in the king’s burial chamber. When the third wife breaks down on the final night, a dark secret shakes the entire kingdom—she was the one who poisoned the king out of jealousy. This gripping African folktale unfolds with suspense, betrayal, and the justice of the ancestors.

“Beware the smile that hides envy,” elders would say,
“for not all tears fall from love.”

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