I visited my girlfriend during the public holidays. I could not return home that day because we needed to iron out some pressing issues. The environment is quite peaceful but not fully developed. I didn't even know a cementry is located right behind the house not until her siblings said jokingly that I should shut the door because it was getting dark and they want no visitor. To cut the story short, I slept in the sitting room with my girlfriend's younger brother and around 1am in the middle of the night we heard a knock at the door (this happened continously for like a minute). The young man told me to ignore the sound that it's nothing to worry about. I couldn't sleep throughout the night.

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When i was younger,i visited a relative,whose family lived near a cementry.
they introduced me to rules of their neighbourhood.
1.At night,Don't greet people,for the fear of greeting a ghost who would collect your voice.
2.At night don't call somebody's name,so that,the dead won't know the name of the living,so as not to disturb him/her.
3.Don't leave you clothes hanging on a rope,so that it won't look like a ghost is hanging on a tree and scare the living.
Etc. I had a bad experience on that visit,
Almost lost my sanity due to the fear of ghost and the unknown

Guy!!! Tell me you are joking.
Are you still in the relationship? What we do for love.
My first time through a cemetery was when a babe told me that was the quickest way to her crib.
That is scary!!
In my campus back in the days there is a cemetry like on the boundry of the campus. We walk through it to get to town or home or to school.
I once saw a guy who followed some guys to the cemetery and when they got there the last guy was surrounded by the rest and given a beating till he fell down. They started leaving and the guy who received the beating stood up and followed them like nothing happened.

When I was an undergraduate at Ilorin

Na inside one old cemetery for Alalubosa, Maraba we dey go buy smoke

U go sit-down on top grave dey smoke

People lived around there too

It wasn't scary as u guys think, it's just ur mind playing tricks

Do u understand what I mean? Na inside old cemetery we dey smoke igbo

Samuelnze:
When i was younger,i visited a relative,whose family lived near a cementry.
they introduced me to rules of their neighbourhood.
1.At night,Don't greet people,for the fear of greeting a ghost who would collect your voice.
2.At night don't call somebody's name,so that,the dead won't know the name of the living,so as not to disturb him/her.
3.Don't leave you clothes hanging on a rope,so that it won't look like a ghost is hanging on a tree and scare the living.
Etc. I had a bad experience on that visit,
Almost lost my sanity due to the fear of ghost and the unknown

African magic stories.

There is this my friend those years ago we had misunderstanding.

And in our village we are warned not to call someones name at midnight.

But this my guy really got me angry so I waited till midnight before I went close to the window close to his bed and begin to call him out so loud

He nearly pass out :

After his mom took him to several native doctors as in to know why ghost is calling her son name at midnight

Till now my guy still no believe i was the one after i told him .