Daughter of Albino: Vicious Voodoo

N S Momodu presents a collection of nine horror stories that explore witchcraft, barbaric traditions, and the abuse of religious power. The anthology moves between supernatural dread and social commentary, focusing on how envy and marginalization drive characters toward dark pacts. One tale follows Concorde-Mowiza, a twelve-year-old boy navigating the witches' world, while another centers on Equianneh, the Goddess of Catharsis, who exposes a hidden witch. The title story features a marginalized maiden who forms a pact with a devil, leading to adverse consequences for her and those around her. Momodu structures the collection to highlight the destructive nature of these traditions. In The Leeches, a wife’s plan to brand her co-wife as a witch backfires on her own family. The Jinx reveals that Bonboi’s elder brother, a Minister of God, is the one bewitching her. The Imposter details the conscription of a ten-year-old girl into witchcraft before her cult is destroyed. Other stories include The Kondo Ceremony, where a young girl exposes her mother as her initiator, leading to the mother's suicide, and The Stone People, which reveals chiefs destroying a stone city are actually witches. The final story, The Tail, follows a ghost dog returning to avenge its death.