Yes o was threatened with it,tried to do the same with my son,but d expression on his face was like 'huh,wats dis woman sayin,she must be high on cheap drugs .

what about Ojuju GEJ?

Note sure i was ever treathened wit the Ojuju Calabar Tin. But if anyone remembers hot-catch this was really scary to me. even though i was already grown up den.

huni_naija: What is ojuju? Is it a toy??

..........its a type of food.

U cannever scare an ajepako child with any ojuju calabar o

We sang this song then: "Ojuju Calabar, Oyoyo Calabar"

tjskii: Yes o was threatened with it,tried to do the same with my son,but d expression on his face was like 'huh,wats dis woman sayin,she must be high on cheap drugs .

hmmnn.Fable oo.

O mehn, ojuju calabar i mainly heard from outsiders and my 'religious' aunties/big cousins staying with us, & the thing really scared me then o.

Also, willy-willy (i fear this 1 well-well o);

Then GBOMO-GBOMO ( spirit with legs ending at knee length from waist but very very fast when 'walking' & that steals children; u go fear na)

There was also ODIN.. (Deaf&Dumb) waz said to be usually found in primary schools (mehn, the dilapitated buildings of benin-city schools then didn't help matters. Come see we pupils dey gbaga comot immediately afternoon lectures end na. This trick was to prevent us from staying back to play after lectures)

Mehn, mumsi nor need tell us all those stories. Her 'specially-built' wire with knot, high up the shelf beyond our reach spoke more than those stories.

In d early 90's in Warri, the thot of Agbasa juju, coming to catch me gave me d creeps!

Madam koi-koi got me really scared after hearing different stories, ojuju calabar wasn't that scary for me sha... also, try treatening to call the police for me, and i'm going to be one "sent from heaven" kid that day...

i was threaten with it by cousin and mum wen i was young

Any pikin wen grow 4 street must know Ojuju calabar, Ayamatanga and Willy willy, unles say na butti wen no knw wats up 4 smal pikin.