Junior and his family decide that a change of scene will do Junior good after his car accident. So he accompanies his dad on a research trip to the National Youth Service Corps camp in Yola. All goes well until he sees someone he takes to be Aunty Felicia. Is she really Aunty Felicia? The answer wraps itself in confusion rolled in a whirlwind of trouble

Yola was meant to be a nice holiday for Junior, but a nightmare began when the evil Aunty Felicia showed up. Junior is forced to keep to the safety of his hotel - and the safe company of Aunt Daisy. But Aunt Daisy bears a striking resemblance to Aunty Felicia, and when two guests appear at the hotel for dinner, is there confusion or what? One of them is surely Aunty Felicia, but which one? Ah, trouble, trouble, trouble

The police in Yola are hot on Aunty Felicia's trail, and it's with great relief that Junior and his parents leave all the trouble and head back for Lagos. But has trouble finished with them? Who do they find in the plane? Aunty Felicia All might be fine still, if Aunty Felicia will remain quietly seated and let the plane land. But she is Aunty Felicia - and hijacking a plane sounds like fun to her. Ah, Aunty Felicia

Junior is grateful that God rescues him again and again from the wicked Aunty Felicia, but he would like God to put an end once and for all to her evil schemes. Thoughts niggle him. Why, he wonders, does Aunty Felicia always escape being caught? Why does God permit this? Big questions that only his Sunday school teacher, perhaps, can answer. Junior goes to his Sunday school teacher - and what does he find? What?

Fourteen-year-old Chinwe dumps her religious and safe boyfriend for a dashing seventeen-year-old whose flashy car and glittering ways have earned him the sobriquet "Mr. Glitter." All too late, Chinwe discovers that not all that glitters is gold.

A young teenage girl gets fed up of being reviled because she is stout and ugly. She decides to take her revenge on the world by going bad. A few years later, a young, dashing chap takes a fancy to her, thinking she is beautiful within. He hopes to forge a permanent relationship with her. Is this a dream come true? Or will there be trouble when the young man discovers she is not the saint he imagines her to be?

Simbi's father has the extraordinary notion that marrying early is best for a girl, but his daughter thinks differently - until she meets the unswervingly handsome Gbenga. Is marriage in the cards or will Simbi - who chews gum like a militant training to become a terrorist - find her love thwarted by her unsavoury pastime? Only tears and a gum-smacking heartache can tell

13-year-old Lara is an orphan whose looks and sexy figure send the boys drooling. She is driven hysterical by the overwhelming attention of pestering piddys who line up to date her. Some make it clear they have something more deadly in mind. 17-year-old Agnes, star athlete, comes to Lara's rescue and takes the young girl under her wings. Ah, but Agnes's wings are most curious...

14-year-old Tessy is assaulted by friendly fire as her family and friends taunt her about taking life too seriously. She is desperate to change her image and runs for help to King Komedie, her school's comedy king. But Komedie has a fire in mind that is not at all friendly. Is Tessy in deep trouble or what?

Funke's grandmother was robbed of further education by teenage pregnancy and she is desperate to prevent the same thing from happening to Funke. But surely there is no chance of it happening since the only boy who has caught Funke's attention is gentleman Jude, the born-again boy? Or is gentleman Jude not what he appears to be?