princepeter566:
Lord i need Faith,the type Chelsea fans have for 20 February

yomibelle:
Who else came to see pictures?

guywitzerogal:
me too

Gentlelord:
*in Chinwetala Agu's voice "ekùesu romancie mammy water"
Saint Herbalist

dre11:




Herbalist’s Corpse Turns Museum 13 Years After Burial






http://sunnewsonline.com/herbalists-corpse-turns-museum-13-years-after-burial/

dre11:




Herbalist’s Corpse Turns Museum 13 Years After Burial






http://sunnewsonline.com/herbalists-corpse-turns-museum-13-years-after-burial/

Goldstar24:
In my village when a corpse refuse to decay after many years it only means that the person's hand is not clean i.e he or she has visited a native doctor to do one or two evil

thunder74:
Picture or....... ?

thunder74:
Picture or....... ?

Dharniel:
nna, the jazz strong.
Never knew Oyo state possesses such power...

bornolowu:
I remember sometime ago a moslem fellow posted something related on nairaland praising Allah.. who will these fellows praise now...nigerians refuse to read and see how the content of the soil could mummify a corpse.

Doctufos: Otem Erectus 144:1-20
Chapter One Hundred and Forty-Four

1. When Ichimiri began to dig up the dead, he saw one which had flesh on it. And Ichimiri was shocked, because there had not been anyone living around that place.
2. And the dead appeared like a cooked meat, for its meat was still upon its body. And Ichimiri said, this is strange. For if this homo had died many years ago, its flesh should have been ripped off him.
3. And the homos who followed Ichimiri began to be afraid. And they said, let us return to the land of your father. For there are strange occurrences in this place.
4. Now when Ichimiri checked the body of the dead very well, he found a carved image which was the image of Aduvo, the king of Isoha. The same was he who was called Fadile.
5. And Ichimiri said, we have kept this kind of image in the palace in Otori. Now certainly, this homo died many generations ago, but the reason why his body remained somewhat intact is strange.
6. And Ichimiri said, kill an animal and let us bury its body in the ground here. And we shall check after two years what has become of the body of the animal. And when they checked round, they took hold of a monkey and killed it.
7. And they began to dig a grave so that they could bury it like a homo. And while they dug, they struck a hard ground with their axe and water began to gush out.
8. And Ichimiri said, we have not even dug up to an Otori of depth and we have come across water. This also is strange. And Ichimiri took a handful of water and drank. And he spat it out immediately, saying, this water is very salty. And they tasted it and saw that it was very salty.
9. And they could not drink the water anymore.
10. And Ichimiri buried the dead homo around the ground where the salty water had gushed out from.
11. Now when it was a year, they dug up the dead monkey and found its skin still on its body. And Ichimiri said, even the monkey of this place is strange.
12. And when Ichimiri had thought deeply, he said suddenly, I know this mystery. And he called the homos who were with him. And he said, tell me, how do we preserve the meat and the fish which we eat?
13. And they said, we keep them under oil. And others said, we put them in the sun. And some said, we keep them in salt. And Ichimiri said, it is enough. Now tell me, the water which we tasted that day when we were burying the monkey, how was it's taste like?
14. And they said, it was salty. And Ichimiri said, the salty water was under the soil where the dead was buried. And we know that salt is used for the preservation of meat. Therefore I have made my conclusion that the flesh of the dead homo was preserved with salt.
15. And a homo said, if the salt water was under the ground, how then did it preserve the body of the homo? For we did not see the homo inside the water when we dug it out.
16. And Ichimiri said, it is either the water on its body had dried many years ago or the salt water beneath had come to the surface of the earth at one time or the other. For when we came here, we saw trees of deep roots. And we cut them down.
17. It is most likely that the roots of the trees drew up the salt water towards the surface. 18. Now when Ichimiri planted on the land, the plants did not do well. And he said, surely the land is very salty. For plants do not love a place which is very salty.
19. And Ichimiri said, let us make the land appear in such way that the rain could fall and wash away the saltiness. And Ichimiri and the others began to loosen the soils. And they made the land slopy so that the rain could wash the salt in the soil away.
20. Now when this was done, they planted their crops and their crops grew better. And Ichimiri named the land after the monkey which he had killed. And the name of the land was Unchere, for it was a place of monkeys.