Uzoma Nwaozuzu Nwachukwu, famously known as Killi-We Nwachukwu, hailed from Mbaitolu in Imo State. Born in 1931 and passing on October 31, 1992, Nwachukwu’s legendary strength earned him a celebrated status as Nigeria’s homegrown superman for over three decades.

Feats of Strength and Legendary Nickname

Killi-We Nwachukwu’s awe-inspiring feats included lifting buses, having cement blocks smashed on his head, letting cars drive over him, carrying bags of cement with his teeth, hammering nails with bare hands, breaking coconuts on his head, and supporting six people standing on him simultaneously. His nickname “Killi-we” originated from a dramatic encounter where he overpowered a man and his wife in a payment dispute, leading the wife to shout, “Killi we o!”—meaning, “kill us!”

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This is an extraordinary being.

Heard of him as a child in Port Harcourt

I didn't know when I started laffing after reading:

Killi-We Nwachukwu’s awe-inspiring feats included lifting buses, having cement blocks smashed on his head, letting cars drive over him, carrying bags of cement with his teeth, hammering nails with bare hands, breaking coconuts on his head

He scared the living daylight out of Yorubas then.

Some people are built with denser than average bones. He likely discovered it in childhood or early adulthood and trained to become stronger. Many strongmen are born. A few are made.

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He scared the living daylight out of Yorubas then.

Bait.