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Y cut the guys's head

So Fulani and their cows don't drink from the well/stream

hermesprogidy:
Where is the nyash?

Check well the one she was squatting,, u no see the size and roundness

Which local government area in abia state??

Mekanus:
Where you see the nyansh? Because me no see anything.

Na im be say u no get better eyes if u no see that pics wey she squat with better round yarnsh

Ombudsdabomb:
Which local government area in abia state??

Obingwa Local Government Area of Abia State,

chronian:
Hi guys
So, I just decided to drop this.

[color=TEAN]One of the very few interesting trips I've made.

Nature is one thing I vibe so well with and there's no doubt Nigeria is a land filled with mother nature's gifts.


There are a lot of hidden places we don't actually know about and as we get to live, we get to see more everyday.


No knowledge is a waste and make everyday in this empty life count.



Enjoy a bit of this bizarre adventure [/color]

Daa nne, I love this act of tourism, I am requesting that you also tour iyi mgboko Umuanunu/umuebi and iyi Umuokahia 2.

A nice piece. But is that lady lying on the sleeping tree the writer?
As cute as her write-up.

VirginSearcher:
Na im be say u no get better eyes if u no see that pics wey she squat with better round yarnsh

So na that dry thing you dey call nyansh, na em be say you never see better nyansh before.

chronian:
There was this story I was told of a particular indigene who swore with the stream.

She stole from the market square and was caught. In order not to be termed a thief or labelled guilty, she swore that "the iyi should carry her away if guilty".

This was twenty years ago. Unknown to her, KARMA is indeed real and the gods weren't stupid. Three years after the incident, she went to the stream just to wash her legs. Immediately her legs touched the water, you know the rest like they say, was history.

Spoken words are indeed powerful.




Photo 7::: As I lay me down on one of the sleeping palm trees, my head began to echo just one word.


https://https-www-nairaland-com.0.freebasics.com/6509737/visit-iyi-egbu-killer-well?iorg_service_id_internal=1646953538912597%3BAfoK2O_dBm0jj3CW#100897400

Babe na u get that correct yarnsh?

chronian:
There was this story I was told of a particular indigene who swore with the stream.

She stole from the market square and was caught. In order not to be termed a thief or labelled guilty, she swore that "the iyi should carry her away if guilty".

This was twenty years ago. Unknown to her, KARMA is indeed real and the gods weren't stupid. Three years after the incident, she went to the stream just to wash her legs. Immediately her legs touched the water, you know the rest like they say, was history.

Spoken words are indeed powerful.




Photo 7::: As I lay me down on one of the sleeping palm trees, my head began to echo just one word.


https://https-www-nairaland-com.0.freebasics.com/6509737/visit-iyi-egbu-killer-well?iorg_service_id_internal=1646953538912597%3BAfoK2O_dBm0jj3CW#100897400

cc justwise lalasticlala

Forget story lemme marry you

VirginSearcher:
Check well the one she was squatting,, u no see the size and roundness

Sorry, I need a microscope cos I still no see the nyash.

Abagworo:
Iyi is lake

No
Stream

Sunnycliff:
Nice documentary but there's nothing scary about this iyi

It's quite scary.
Perhaps, I wasn't able to narrate it in a scary manner.

potbelly:
I wanted to say something... but... never mind...

@op, what if a non indigene happened to fall into the stream.. what happens?

also why is it called sleeping palm tree... cos i bet you didn't get any sleep when you laid on it...

you also stated when you laid on it, your head just echoed one word which is?

Number 1 question
The non indigene dies.
Especially when there's no one around.

Number 2 question
The palm tree isn't erect. It's kind of horizontal

Number 3
My head echoed "nature"

wizzy199:
Wow. So this place exist in umuobiakwa? I had no idea.
Nice work op.

No man is an island of knowledge.

None can know it all.

iamezekwesiri:
I think this Umuobiakwa is in Ukwa East LGA abi Obingwa....

Obingwa LGA

mmadu4:
who is your sponsor for this trip ? cos i know you cant afford it .

Lol

nrexzy:
First of all we didn't have slaves it was just an ideology planted to us by the westerners....

Amazing things by mother nature....

During the civil war post independence.

imagrg:
A nice piece. But is that lady lying on the sleeping tree the writer?
As cute as her write-up.

Flattered.

Thank you for the compliment

manunitedbabes:
no wonder the village like human meat cos them d chop their iyi too d chop

Hahahaha

I guess human meat consumption is all a myth.

LadySarah:
Umuobiakwa is the ancestral home of the governor.

Paid a visit to his private home (banquet hall)

It isn't too far from the stream.

Twelfthman:
Probably bullfrog.
Btw
Thanks for sharing.

Never really heard of such though.


You welcome.

Laslaslala:
Nice adventure, we need more of this,I can imagine how much nature has happened
An area covered with water 50yrs ago is now totally a dry land

Due to technological advancements, we've ended up destroying a lot of things.

Reasons why we experience certain viruses and diseases, isn't far fetched.

iamyemiakins:
Nice adventure and nice body figure OP

Thank you.

yungpowers:
Daa nne, I love this act of tourism, I am requesting that you also tour iyi mgboko Umuanunu/umuebi and iyi Umuokahia 2.

Seriously??

Wow

I'll surely have those covered.

Might not post here though

Thanks for the insight.

EMMY76:
I won't dispute this stories this world is filled with mysteries I wonder if the dried wells are still swallowing people?

No they don't.

During dry seasons, they close up.

During rainy seasons they tend to be really deep.

chronian:
WHO HAS ACCESS TO THE STREAMS??



[color=TEAN]The main indigenes popularly called the Okiri la Okota's ndi mgboko 1 of umuobiakwa village in Abia state Nigeria.


The stream like they say never swallows the head of it's owner.

When an indigene unknowingly falls into the well, it vomits the person back up.

But, it'll make sure it gives him/her a very rough landing which might break a bone or two.[/color]


Photo2:::::: The stream's view from the entrance.


Photo2(i):::::: One of the tall rubber trees in sight.



https://www.nairaland.com/6509737/visit-iyi-egbu-killer-well#100853230

cc justwise lalasticlala

We also have one in my village in same Abia state. Is called "Oroko"

victorazy:
We also have one in my village in same Abia state. Is called "Oroko"

Where is it at?

chronian:
Where is it at?

Umudiawa in Ohuhu Umuahia north LGA

victorazy:
Umudiawa in Ohuhu Umuahia north LGA

Thank you.

chronian:
Thank you.

And also "Ugwu-iyi-eke"

Thank you