OB grew up in a well-respected and affluent family, admired in the community for their generosity and spiritual guidance. As a bright, kind-hearted boy, OB was loved by his parents and had a close friendship with Asena, a church-going classmate. However, OB’s life took a turn when he fell in with a group of mischievous boys led by Chik. This group led him astray, pulling him into a lifestyle of deception, neglecting his studies, and eventually distancing himself from his family and Asena.

OB became involved with Ifuna, a girl from the group, but denied responsibility when she later came to his family with a pregnancy. His parents, believing in their son, defended him, but deep down, they knew something was wrong. Over time, OB’s behavior worsened, and he barely graduated from school. After being sent to live with his strict brother, OB managed to turn his life around, doing well in school and landing a job as an accountant.

Years later, OB married a church singer named E, a seemingly virtuous woman, and they built a life together with three children. But after their fourth child was born with complications, OB discovered through DNA tests that none of his children were biologically his. Devastated, he confronted E and learned she had been unfaithful, possibly with Pastor Abel.

This revelation shattered OB's family. His parents were humiliated, and OB was left to reckon with the consequences of his past mistakes and lies. He sought forgiveness from families they had wronged, but many refused to reconcile. In the end, OB lived with deep regret, haunted by his choices and the time he had wasted, while his once-happy family was torn apart by shame and betrayal.