Taye Arimoro

VOIC3S

Fiction EN ↓ 3 episodes

A cinemtic audio experience from Taye Arimoro. In the first season Taye tells 10 different story from 10 different writing sources. Simply sit back, relax, learn, unlearn, relearn and enjoy.

Author

Taye Arimoro

Category

Fiction

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Latest episode

Apr 12, 2026

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Episodes

VOIC3S EP. 3 - My Husband's Kidney Is Mine! 12.04.2026

She gave him her kidney to save his life. Eight years of marriage. Two children. One life changing decision. But what happens when the person you sacrificed everything for begins to treat you like a burden… and then replaces you? My Husband’s Kidney is Mine is a chilling story about love, sacrifice, betrayal, and the emotional consequences that follow when love is no longer returned the same way....

Nigeria Happened. 22.03.2026

Set inside a neonatal intensive care unit, Nigeria Happened tells the story of a night where everything that could go wrong did. Through the eyes of an engineer, we witness the limits of knowledge, the weight of responsibility, and the devastating impact of systemic failure. This is not just a story about one family. It is a story about a country, a system, and the moments that break us.

The Married Boyfriend 15.02.2026

Joshua and Anna meet at a conference. Both married. Only one admits it. What begins as conversation becomes something else. Then the truth surfaces. Now there are threats. Silence. Consequences. Did he lie… or did she just never ask? The Married Boyfriend dives into love, deception, and the cost of what we choose not to say.

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