This is a sequel, kind of, to Episode 13: Lightseekers by the same author. You can still listen to the two episodes individually as the stories are different.

A woman is dead. Her husband has been arrested for her murder. But this is neither an ordinary marriage nor an ordinary suspect. The accused is a powerful bishop, the revered leader of one of the country’s largest mega-churches, a man worshiped by thousands, a man whose word is treated by many as divine.

In Gaslight by Femi Kayode, Dr. Philip Taiwo is called in to investigate the case. On the surface, it appears to be a tragic but simple story: a husband accused of killing his wife. But as Philip begins to dig deeper into the church surrounding the bishop, the story unravels into something far darker. Behind the sermons and the spectacle lies a world of corruption, manipulation, blind devotion, and whispered stories of exploitation and abuse.

And then there is the missing woman, a shadowy figure connected to the church, whose disappearance may hold the key to everything. In a place where faith is unquestioned and loyalty is demanded, asking the wrong questions can be dangerous.

Step into the unsettling world of Gaslight, a story that exposes what can happen when power, faith, and secrecy collide.