hopefulLandlord:

Thanks for the compliment

She wants your number.

SIMPLYkush:
she no even fine self, but I go fvck her pussy till I pour my akamu on her lying mouth

Mtcheeew..

Be like say dem don use dis one for yahoo.

Sadiyaene:
Huh!!

You seem taken aback
I took your post as a compliment but if you're really interested in getting to know me then send a PM, I chat with lots of Nairalanders off Nairaland

Anybody way steal this one don steal radioactive cargo.

kay29000:


She wants your number.

We have a mind reader here

damiloladuke:
A Nigerian lady identified as Peters Jemila Melody has taken to her Instagram page to narrate a rather scary experience she had with a invisible man in Lagos.

According to her, the man had been trailing her from the Island, down to Ogba on the Mainland and when he finally confronted her, she realised she was the only one that could see him and no one else did.


Read her narration:



https://lailasnews.com/lady-narrates-her-scary-experience-with-an-invisible-man-in-lagos/

Hmm ..my dear be wary of season 2.

Hanty! This your story get as e be o
Btw
Which woman's husband did you snatch?

Wiseandtrue:
Thank God for you ooooooooo
The name "JESUS" has being saving people since God knows when.

Save fire, Paracetamol has saved more lives than that imaginary saver

hopefulLandlord:


We have a mind reader here

lol! But it is obvious from her comment that she wants to have your number so you guys can be friends.

Heartbender:
You see hunger and Lagos traffic? They can mess with you eh? But I hope the man paid for her ride as per psycher (shaikar) that he is

na weed!! It makes one to hallucinate!!! I'm a living witness, the first time i took weed i was watching man utd ball live in my room!! (Everywhere suddenly turned to oldtrafford)And when i shouted goooaaal! Everybdy turned to me, they wanted to take me to a psychiatrist hospital, bt thankGod they didnt succeed! because there's nothing i wld say that wld convince them that i was nt mad

damiloladuke:
A Nigerian lady identified as Peters Jemila Melody has taken to her Instagram page to narrate a rather scary experience she had with a invisible man in Lagos.

According to her, the man had been trailing her from the Island, down to Ogba on the Mainland and when he finally confronted her, she realised she was the only one that could see him and no one else did.


Read her narration:



https://lailasnews.com/lady-narrates-her-scary-experience-with-an-invisible-man-in-lagos/

Lol that’s how an invisible hand slapped me some years back at festac (dj xclusive and Timaya pangolo video shoot venue ) I was walking to the hall where they shooting and I received a slap and I was the only person on the field lol I ran faster than my legs could carry back to the venue and mixed with the crowd... it wasn’t funny at all

He want yur skull.

This is the worst case of Malaria I have heard this week

Prognose:
Closet schizophrenia

4. People with no faces


I was in school, like, 10th grade, and I’d heard voices for a bit now, to the point that I was almost getting used to the fact that I hear things others don’t. I remember getting up from my desk to use the toilet, and when I got out of the room, I see this man with no face, just standing there facing me.
At first I just thought my eyes were messing with me, so I blink a couple times, shake my head a little bit, and look back. And he’s gone. No way he could have moved in those empty, silent hallways without me hearing it, but he’s gone. So I just go to the bathroom, thinking it’s kinda weird, but not thinking too much about it. I even joked with myself that “now I’m seeing things too haha”. But when I got to the bathroom, he’s there again, standing in the doorway.
I stop and just kind of stare for a second, more curious than anything, then I think: “well maybe he’s just wearing a mask or something”, and I ask if he can move over and let me in the bathroom, but then this other kid comes out and asks who I’m talking to, right as he walks through the faceless guy. I just stand there, speechless, cause what do you say in that situation? The kid looks at me like I’m weird, but then just walks away. The dude with no face moves over to let me by, and I give him as wide a berth as I can while I go in, never taking my eyes off him.

He followed me into the bathroom, and a few seconds later this girl walks in, and I begin telling her that she’s in the wrong bathroom (I’m a guy fwi), when I notice that she doesn’t have a face either. They both begin walking towards me, and at that point I’m pretty damn scared, so I go and hide in one of the stalls and bawl my eyes out, cause at this point I realize that I’m pretty much just crazy. I didn’t come out until the staff came and talked me into it.

The two of them (the guy and the girl) show up every now and again (note, I’ve since graduated and moved away from there, but they still show up wherever I am), but they never do anything, so I don’t know what to make of it, but that first time scared the living crap out of me.

Read more experiences here https://www.nairaland.com/4639876/look-into-world-madness#69719246

maybe they want to say hello

Nolly Nolly

handsomeyinka:
After reading this post,
See as my fellow nairalanders run for their lives

Hahahahhhahahahah, you no well at all, epic.....

obyikye:

Hahahahhhahahahah, you no well at all, epic.....

Lol...

Wiseandtrue:
Thank God for you ooooooooo

The name "JESUS" has being saving people since God knows when.

Only in Africa.

hopefulLandlord:
Hallucinations

Hallucinations are defined as experiences and sensations that are not comprehensible to others. To the person experiencing them, however, they may seem real, urgent, and vivid. Roughly 70% of people with schizophrenia will experience hallucinations.

Auditory hallucinations are most commonly experienced by people with schizophrenia and may include hearing voices—sometimes multiple voices — or other sounds like whispering or murmuring. Voices may seem angry or urgent and often make demands on the hallucinating person.

Visual hallucinations involve seeing objects, people, lights, or patterns that are not actually present. Visualizing dead loved ones, friends or other people they knew can be particularly distressing. Perception may be altered as well resulting in difficulty judging distance

Wetin this one dey talk
This is Africa a lot of this are happening don't allow education to deceive u
U still get mouth coz them never open ur file

chris31:

Wetin this one dey talk
This is Africa a lot of this are happening don't allow education to deceive u
U still get mouth coz them never open ur file

I am Lucifer and I would ask Yahweh the permission to destroy HopefulLandlord's life like we together did Job

There's nothing special about that.

WHAT ISLAM SAYS ABOUT THIS UNSEEN CREATURES[b][/b]



Throughout history man has always had a deep attraction for the supernatural and the unseen. The existence of a world parallel to our own has always fascinated people. This world is commonly referred to as the spirit world, and almost every set of people have some concept of one. With some people, these spirits are no more then the souls of dead people- or ghosts. With others, spirits are either the forces of good or the forces of evil - both battling against one another to gain influence over humanity. However, both of these explanations are more in tune with folk tales and fantasy. The true explanation of such a world comes from Islam. Like every other way, Islam also claims to explain this realm of the unseen. It is from this realm that Islam explains to us about the world of the Jinn.............. read more


https://www.islamreligion.com/articles/669/viewall/world-of-jinn/

hmm

First encounter with oshogbo weed smoked at yaba left. By the way did the bus in anyway pass through yaba left?

Sounds like the person is a ritualist. From what you stated, it appears he's equipped with disappearing charm. God saved you. Have you sown your seed of $1000? That woman dey find You.

What did you smoke?

May the Lord's name be praised forever

thank God for your life