Zombies in Nigeria
In the bustling streets of Lagos, a mysterious illness spread rapidly. Victims exhibited bizarre symptoms: skin lesions, violent outbursts, and an insatiable hunger for human flesh.
Dr. Nneoma Okoro, a renowned virologist, was tasked with identifying the source. She discovered a strange connection to an ancient ritual in the Niger Delta.
In a remote village, a local cult had unleashed an ancient evil – the "Ndoki" – a vengeful spirit that reanimated the dead.
The first zombie, a young girl named Aisha, rose from a makeshift morgue. Her eyes turned gray, skin decaying, and mouth twisted into a perpetual snarl.
Aisha's infection spread rapidly. Soon, the undead roamed Lagos, terrorizing citizens.
Nneoma joined forces with Amadi, a former soldier, to survive the outbreak.
As they navigated the chaotic streets, they encountered horrific scenes: zombies devouring market vendors, overrun hospitals, and abandoned children.
The duo reached the cult's hideout, determined to stop the Ndoki.
Inside, they found the cult leader, Baba Eko, surrounded by zombies.
Baba Eko revealed the shocking truth: "Ndoki demands sacrifice... Nigeria will burn."
Amadi fought off zombies while Nneoma confronted Baba Eko.
In the chaos, Nneoma was bitten.
As the zombie virus coursed through her veins, Amadi fled Lagos, carrying Nneoma's research.
The last transmission from Nneoma's radio echoed through the deserted streets: "Find... cure... Ndoki... must... die."
Amadi vanished into the unknown, leaving behind a Nigeria overrun by zombies.
Years later, rumors spread of a lone survivor, wandering the desolate landscape, searching for a cure.
But some say Amadi became one of them – a zombie, forever trapped in the apocalypse.
And in the shadows, Baba Eko's laughter echoed, "Ndoki will consume all."
Zombies in Nigeria
In the bustling streets of Lagos, a mysterious illness spread rapidly. Victims exhibited bizarre symptoms: skin lesions, violent outbursts, and an insatiable hunger for human flesh.
Dr. Nneoma Okoro, a renowned virologist, was tasked with identifying the source. She discovered a strange connection to an ancient ritual in the Niger Delta.
In a remote village, a local cult had unleashed an ancient evil – the "Ndoki" – a vengeful spirit that reanimated the dead.
The first zombie, a young girl named Aisha, rose from a makeshift morgue. Her eyes turned gray, skin decaying, and mouth twisted into a perpetual snarl.
Aisha's infection spread rapidly. Soon, the undead roamed Lagos, terrorizing citizens.
Nneoma joined forces with Amadi, a former soldier, to survive the outbreak.
As they navigated the chaotic streets, they encountered horrific scenes: zombies devouring market vendors, overrun hospitals, and abandoned children.
The duo reached the cult's hideout, determined to stop the Ndoki.
Inside, they found the cult leader, Baba Eko, surrounded by zombies.
Baba Eko revealed the shocking truth: "Ndoki demands sacrifice... Nigeria will burn."
Amadi fought off zombies while Nneoma confronted Baba Eko.
In the chaos, Nneoma was bitten.
As the zombie virus coursed through her veins, Amadi fled Lagos, carrying Nneoma's research.
The last transmission from Nneoma's radio echoed through the deserted streets: "Find... cure... Ndoki... must... die."
Amadi vanished into the unknown, leaving behind a Nigeria overrun by zombies.
Years later, rumors spread of a lone survivor, wandering the desolate landscape, searching for a cure.
But some say Amadi became one of them – a zombie, forever trapped in the apocalypse.
And in the shadows, Baba Eko's laughter echoed, "Ndoki will consume all."
