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Literature › Re: The Lost Tribe by Nimen(op): 6:55pm On Dec 14, 2013
Rushing at the pastor who's still muttering wprds from the big book. The bat hits something like an invisible barrier and lands with the back it changes into a large wolf and lets out a loud howl.

"...i banish you to wherever you come from..."
The demon starts tearing it's body black smoke exhuding from it's already black hide

"I'll be back!!!" it said like a woman as it tears off it's body

"...and forever remain in your torment"

The smoke escapes the building through the sills in the jelosi window.
The pastor slumps
Literature › Re: The Lost Tribe by Nimen(op): 6:31pm On Dec 14, 2013
******

A woman is running through the vast land of the church premises she's not wearing slippers she has a head tie a dirty white t-shirt with a wrapper tied over her chest she's clearly in distress, she speeds past the big church bell thatz dangling over a mango tree, she stops in front of a large hut that was the parsonage, she unties her wrapper using one hand to hold it against her body and using the other hand to clean her face with the wrapper, blows her nose twice into the wrapper and cleans her nose with it. She ties the wrapper around her chest and knocks at the door reverently... No answer she knocks again this time hastily.

A boy opens the door, he's wearing a white short sleeved shirt with his knickers and his crossing belt coupled with his socks drawn up almost to his knees.

"Good evening ma, who're you looking for" the bright eyed kid asks her politely

"Is pastor at home" she said sniffling.

The Pastor comes out from the room opposite her.
Immediately she falls at the feet of the Pastor

"Pastor help... Please Pastor... My daughter... My daughter"

"Peace be upon you what is the problem with your daughter?" The pastor replies.

"I'm from Bam-Teso east of the great river, my daughter is possessed with a very powerful spirit, many men of God have prayed for her and she ends up killing them, I heard you've performed a lot of successful excorcisms please help ma daughter" The woman narrates with bursts of sobs after she says it
The pastors wife comes in smelling of smoke and sits near her crossing her hand over her neck and consoling her

"It's alright dear" she says

The pastors stands up

"where's she?" the pastor says

*
*
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The pastor opens the door to the church. The prayer warriors are praying, he looks at the girl, she's barely eight years old and she'd killed four Pastors he sighed and clutched the large book near him...

It wasn't a bible

the girl was just busy biting her nails not minding them, backing the pastor she says immediately the pastor entered:

"Hey pastor why don't you tell these hypocrites to stop the noise? They see itz not getting close to me"

The pastor ignores her and enters the vestry
The girls looks up at them

"Stop the noise na" she says smiling

They ignore her

"Stop the noise" she screams in a girly way

no one bats an eyelid as her mum is crying and the prayer warriors are firing away

"fire! Fire! Fire!"

"STOP THE NOISE!!!!!"

she yells in an extra terrestrial kind of way, it was like a huge howl and thunderous at the same time, the buiding trembled to itz foundation the force from her yell was like an energy that threw the four prayer warriors to the wall and they fell. But they all rose up and standing prayer harder, faster and louder, calling out the evil spirit out. The little girl just smiled as the prayer warriors continued praying.

Some moments later the pastor comes out in his robe and the book

that wasn't a bible

and what he saw left his mouth agape

The little girl stood up red with rage she mutters some words as an unexplained wind came in to the church, the prayer warriors stop praying, looking at her as the wind start swirling around her, her hair suddenly turns white as she just waves her hand the four prayer warriors fly to the wall hitting it and falling down unconscious.

She looks at the mum

"Oh mum, sorry you had to see this, you have to leave"

The woman's face is clothed in horror

as the lil girl waves her hand and the church door opens another wave of hands and the mum flies out. She moves her hands in orchestraic manner and the four men gets suspended in the air still unconscious, with a wave of her handthey al fly through the open door she sharply closes her hands in afist and all doors and windows getz closed one after the other she flicks her thumb and her first finger and the huge candle in the middle of the church flickers and get's on.

"Pastor it's your turn to die, for misleading my people" the little gurl says

"Why are you here?" The pastor says coming down from the altar

"This is my land, these are people, i needed to punish them for disobeying me"

The pastor moves closer to her and lays his hand on her fore head.

"You foul spirit out!!" he orders

The young girl just stands looking up at him and then suddenly bursts out in laughter.

Some people are banging at the door buh it was locked

The pastor is bewildered

"You don't get it do you?" she asks him in her girly voice, still laughing.

She increases in size till she's a little above his size and starts growing bigger and bigger and bursts, a huge bat almost twice his size looks him in the eyes

"I'm Baccarole" it snarls

the pastor falls down nyash on the floor he continues pulling himself backwards

"Yeah run!!" It snarls again baring itz teeth for the pastor saliva dropping
The pastor grabs the book and opens to a marked page

"Jesu kensu testu dele mesune t'ile paypi tole su..."
The bat steps back
"What are you!!!" it snarls
Literature › Re: The Lost Tribe by Nimen(op): 3:12pm On Dec 14, 2013
Guys welcome, ghost readers should sit down there's enough palmy and kpomo to go round cheesy will dropping the next soon
Literature › The Lost Tribe by Nimen(op):
THE PROLOGUE.

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Urm.. I think it's time for your History class cheesy cheesy cheesy smiley


Welcome to the Teso tribe the powerhouse of Western Africa from the 75 BC till the late 3rd century when the Wagadu Empire rose from modern western Ghana, Mali, Senegal and Mauritania.

As the great Teso empire colapsed they fell back to modern day Nigeria, according to historians they're the first people to inhabit Nigeria. The Hausa caliphates rose and subdued them, pushing them southwards, when the Oyo empire rose they chased them to the River Niger then called Jura River as they fell back the Nri kingdom came in and seized more of their lands till the time of the great slave trade, when they had an encounter with the Great Spirit of the area. The Hepo of the Teso tribe made a deal with the Spirit of the land to protect them from further invasions and they were to sacrifice a human a day to the Great Spirit of the land BACCAROLE all was okay till the Europeans came with their religion and destruction...

Shittttt!!! Seems my noodles is on fire be right back
Literature › Re: Hidden Chapter. by Nimen(m): 8:21pm On Dec 09, 2013
Was thinking this was kind of a season two. Maybe where this young gurl has lil powers or maybe a great destiny and chuks have to protect her. Buh the life of d gurl is the centre attraction smiley


hope i'm making sense
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 8:13pm On Dec 09, 2013
Royver... **pours schnapps** you deserve it **hands him a cup** will be writing ma newest story from next week smiley you and ishilove are invited
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Culture › Re: What Is The Significance Of Your Tribe Name by Nimen(m): 7:18am On Dec 09, 2013
[quote author=T.b-2]Thanks for your response. I want to know meaning of your ethnic group name. I should have been more clear in my ***WORDING***. Thanks for sharing the names you provided.[/quote]FOR an American your use of English is poor.
Buh don't worry there are more than fifty Tribes in Nigeria only so i believe by the time you're through, you'll be scratching your ears. cheesy cheesy You would have gone for smaller nations not Nigeria. What you sourcing these information for? By the way?
Fashion › Re: Can You SHINE With An Aba Made Product by Nimen(m): 7:00am On Dec 09, 2013
Haba!! Na today huh Abu m nwa aba... Aba! Aba eh aba!!! cheesy cheesy cheesy

OP use your stuff jawe
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 9:46am On Dec 04, 2013
Royver, thanks bro
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 7:30pm On Nov 28, 2013
@ Royver, from the time you saw my story and said i was better than you till now, almost two months after you started this thread. I've seen a talent that i can't equal, i'm a learner i duff ma heart.
On fb people are begging everyday for a new episode

Congratulations on your appearance on fp

again @Royver change the name of the story, try I'M SEEING THINGS

#nimen sod
Music/Radio › Why Is It That Nigerians Don't Appreciate Classical Music And Rock? by Nimen(op): 9:44am On Nov 25, 2013
Urmm... Recently i've been listening to Classicals every one i download, i just need more, so i try to check out some stores for Some Josh Groban and Katherine Jenkins albums, to my surprise i didn't see any, the only Classical album i saw was Handel's Messiah and i'm like 'for real?'.

Why is it hard to find people who love Rock music in Nigeria, Been Listening to U2 all day, any body know them? Oh!! I'm sorry for even asking.

Why don't we appreciate good Music in Nigeria only "ALL I WANT IS YOUR WAIST!"
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 7:39pm On Nov 24, 2013
Royver, puhlease post more. Royver, Royver how many times i call you?
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 7:56am On Nov 21, 2013
Really!!! It's just awesome!!!
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 10:40am On Nov 20, 2013
Owkay... You're one of a kind Royver ride on sir **I duff ma hat for you**
Christianity Etc › Re: Using Rubber Thread On Your Hair Is Demonic, May Lead You To Hell by Nimen(m): 2:43am On Nov 18, 2013
Ishilove: Err, right... undecided

huh huh

Attachment I know, 'atteachment', I know not.







Nope, never hoid of the WOID... undecided




*scratches head* undecided
URMM!! It's "WORD" not "WOID"
@OP ah dunno what to answer you, as others were saying are creams, footwears and cloths not attachment please if that's what your pastor taught you change your church and go to a BIBLE BELIEVING CHURCH
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 12:54am On Nov 18, 2013
When are u posting ur next episode?
Education › Re: Test Your Intelligence quotient by Nimen(m): 12:50pm On Nov 15, 2013
10 kobo
Celebrities › Re: Omawumi During Her School Days (Picture) by Nimen(m): 12:43pm On Nov 15, 2013
ifychingy: Am new here.how do u post threads and all?my gud pple
first of all build a profile and put a pix, preferably not your pix, contact me when you're done by commenting on any of ma posts
Celebrities › Re: Omawumi During Her School Days (Picture) by Nimen(m): 12:40pm On Nov 15, 2013
Mek una take am sofri Omawuni dey nairaland oh!!
Culture › Re: Nigeria's Disappearing Languages by Nimen(m): 9:48am On Nov 15, 2013
lepasharon: Igbos dont even speak their language when they are together !
really? Have you been to the east? If you come here you'll even not understand a word or else you are addressed; #pls get your facts right before posting shit, Yoruba people here in the east only speak English both to their wards and to their tribesmen
Culture › Re: Nigeria's Disappearing Languages by Nimen(m): 11:50pm On Nov 14, 2013
The truth be say... All these countries adopted a language (one of their languages) to be their chief Language... Portugal- Portuguese, Chinese - Mandarin, UK - English, US - English, Germany - German. So which Nigerian Language should we use and dump others? I wouldn't want my language to be dumped so do you, so let's co-exist for now and try hard to preserve our language till they go extinct or evolve, cos' all of them will certainly go extinct or evolve
Culture › Re: Nigeria's Disappearing Languages by Nimen(m): 11:18pm On Nov 14, 2013
Segeggs: yoruba is spoken in benin, togo, ivoqy coast, brazil, cuba, jamaica etc so 9ice's music has a wider prospect of global acceptance than flavour's music which doesnt exceed alaigbo making him a regional star.
another lie... I have yoruba and efik friends who bring these songs to me so i can translate it for them buh please don't get ahead of yourself, less than five hundred people speak yoruba in the americas while in WAfrica only Togo and parts of Benin speak Yoruba. Igbo people are well traveled and they listen to Igbo songs wherever they are plus most parts of Jamaica and Sierra Leone speak Igbo
Culture › Re: Nigeria's Disappearing Languages by Nimen(m): 10:57pm On Nov 14, 2013
Segeggs: shut up you bloody liar!


Psquare sings in 45% pidgin english, 20% english, 10% igbo, 10% yoruba and 5% jargons.

As for flavour, compare him with 9ice and seem like you are comparing mikel obi and usain bolt in terms of speed cos 9ice rocks while flavour sucks.
thatz completely wrong the last time a 9ice song sold was Gonga aso, i don't listen to much Flavour buh every of his track is a hit track, don't worry you'll dance ada ada on friday night. Without Igbo and Yoruba tribes there'll be nothing called the entertainment industry in Nigeria if there is it will be at the same scale with Zimbabwean industry and 60% of people who built the Nigerian Entertainment industry are igbos pls learn to respect other tribes
Culture › Re: Nigeria's Disappearing Languages by Nimen(m): 4:45pm On Nov 14, 2013
Segeggs: how come we dont see them on shelves in places like idumota, alaba and even in alaigbo dat is pronounced aleegbo?
i hate ppl like you, you think you know something when you don't, comot your smelling self from my front
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 4:22pm On Nov 14, 2013
https://m.facebook.com/david.livingstone.3785?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C3272160951 can't send it to your e-mail
Culture › Re: Nigeria's Disappearing Languages by Nimen(m): 1:40pm On Nov 14, 2013
macof: Yoruba can never be extinct, it can only evolve
Into Igbo huh
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 1:37pm On Nov 14, 2013
Austeenx: What the... shockedshockedshocked

This is crazy!
I mean, crazy with a capital "C"


Good job, sire.
no you're crazy

*to my thugs* this one dey go yaba left
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 10:28pm On Nov 13, 2013
Did you get ma e-mail? I'm dying to post this on fb
TV/Movies › Re: What Was Your Best Movie, Back In The Days? by Nimen(op): 9:59pm On Nov 12, 2013
Jade William: As a kid
Sound of music- wil 4eva enjoy dat movie
Problm child
Home alone
Matilda (best horror child movie eva. Stil lookin 4where 2download it)
Rambo
Idi Amin
Seven lucky kids
Police academy

As a grown up;my best stil remains
God father 1;2;3
LA confidential
Good fellas
Last Don (average)
Casino
Training day
hehehe watched all those as a kid seven lucky kids is better than spykids till tomorrow
Literature › Re: I See Things Others Do Not See... by Nimen(m): 11:19am On Nov 12, 2013
Royver: @chistar and stand thanks!
@nimen PM me.
I can't, can only send e-mail

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