Ifechi Japhet NwaorisaAuthor. Advocate. Owerri to England. Support line
Gothic horror

Road to Satanism

The story of Blessing Ngozi Obi

A horror novel about grief, healing and the price of an answered prayer.

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  • 339 pages
  • Published 9 November 2025
Road to Satanism – Ifechi Japhet Nwaorisa

They come to her at midnight, seeking miracles.

From the Amazon listing

Blessing Ngozi is a teacher and a choir member in Owerri, the kind of woman a whole street leans on. Then her son dies, and the God she sang to every Sunday goes quiet. In the silence, something older answers.

Soon she can heal the dying. The paralysed walk. The desperate pay everything they have and send their families. Within months she is the most sought-after healer in West Africa, and none of the people she has touched understand what is spreading inside them.

It is a horror story, and it is also a book about what religious persecution and traditional healing culture do to a grieving mother. I wrote the mother's rage from the inside.

Who this book is for

For readers who like their horror slow, African and rooted in real belief. Not for the faint of heart.

Content note. Intense psychological horror, suicide, violence, grief and religious trauma. For adult readers.

Where the money goes

Money from the books pays for the support line: airtime for the volunteers, and small emergency payments to LGBT+ Nigerians who need a night somewhere safe, a bus fare out of a dangerous town, or a clinic visit. If you would rather give directly, use the Buy Me a Coffee page.

Every copy keeps a phone switched on.

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