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)

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

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) In this segment, an unmarried woman named Mercy

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) Yam (Directed by Abba Makama) is a 2021

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)