What do you think would happen if Africa were infested by gigantic, mindless mutant humans?

If your answer was that it would be wiped off the face of the planet — you’re wrong.

When the catastrophe struck, and the rest of the world abandoned hope, they sealed Africa off behind walls and silence. 

They believed the continent would rot into history books.

It didn’t.

Africans did not vanish.

They adapted.
They fought.
They rose.

From the ruins emerged an empire stronger than ever before — built by a new kind of human. Super-abled. Evolved.
They are called Oxides, warriors that hunt down The Nulls.

Unknown to the outside world, this new Africa has been growing in power for over 150 years.

Now follow the story of Kairo — a boy whose world is about to shatter, forcing him beyond the safety he has always known.

In a land crawling with monsters and ruled by warriors beyond human limits, he has only one mission:

Find his sister.
And survive what Africa has become.

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STORY GUIDE 

::Read if you think your confused.

HungerNull
-An injection that was designed to stop hunger but after 10 years, people that used it turned into Nulls.

NULLS
-Humans who mutated after receiving the injection called HungerNull.

-Mutations vary but generally make them dangerous and monstrous.

OXIDES
-Humans with special abilities.
Breathe carbon dioxide instead of oxygen, so they wear gas masks to survive in normal air.

-Removing the mask doesn’t kill them, but it weakens them significantly.

THE VEIL
-A massive fence somewhere in Africa,; its creators are unknown.

-People inside don’t remember how they entered.

-Inside residents are told they are the only humans left in Africa(A lie), discouraging them from leaving the fence.

-Daily life: food, rules, and social structure mimic a closed society.

-People that prove to be useless are killed.

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Present: 150 years after the apocalypse.
-Oxides and Nulls as established forces.

MC’s personal timeline: His mother died 6 years ago, so his trauma is still recent relative to his life.

I want to sincerely thank everyone who supported this book—those who gifted power stones, left comments, and followed the journey so passionately. Your presence meant more than you know.


Unfortunately, after applying for a Webnovel contract, I was informed that Lockdown Africa does not align with the current Webnovel market. It was something I feared might happen—and, regrettably, it did.


Because of that, I've made the difficult decision to stop updating and delete this book. I'm truly sorry to everyone who has been following Kairo and Magnum on their journey. I know how much time and emotion you invested in their story.


Some people may say I'm writing only for the money, but honestly, this is the only viable path available to me right now. We all understand the reality of the African economy. As much as I love storytelling, sustainability matters too.


I'll be focusing my efforts on a new title:


It's already 67 chapters in, and I genuinely believe it's a strong story. I hope you'll give it a chance and continue supporting my work there.


Thank you again to everyone who walked this path with me. Your support will never be forgotten.


Chapter 15 - Notice!!!!Am deleting The Book Soon