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Zombie in Lagos

Chapter 3 THE ROAD BLOCK

Word Count: 1382    |    Released on: 09/09/2026

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Zombie in Lagos
Zombie in Lagos
“The first person to die in Lagos didn't stay dead. At 4:30 PM, Lagos was still fighting its usual battle with traffic when a man collapsed in the middle of the road. Minutes later, he was biting someone. Then another person turned. Then another. By the time Segun, a danfo driver trying to reach LUTH to save his sister, realized what was happening, the city around him had already begun to fall apart. Inside LUTH, Adunni, a young nurse, is trapped as patients become violent and the hospital turns into a killing ground. Outside, Segun is forced to choose between escaping Lagos and saving the people who now depend on him-including a frightened boy, an elderly woman, and his own sister. The military arrives to contain the outbreak. But containment won't last. Because when darkness falls over Lagos, the infected won't be trapped inside the hospital anymore. They'll be coming for everyone.”