the first one happened when i was in BRAZIL. this my female neighbour would always sneak into my apartment and give me blowjobs. she won't allow sex, just blowjobs for 2 yrs. I had been asking her why the sneaking and only blowjobs, but she'd dodge my question. Until one day i met her parents and they said she had died 3yrs before then from giving blowjobs to a farmer until her mouth went sour, she collapsed and died.
LegendaryLover: my third experience of ghost was in GERMANY. when me and Hitler were paroling. We were hanging out. Then i saw this cute white girl. she didn't have head on her shoulder but with firm boobs and a pert bum. i was so scared. i told Hitler about it, and he said i shouldn't have sex with her, that she's a ghost. I should just finger her.
tianshie: I went to secondary school with Eze. His father, Thaddeus, fought in the Biafra war. What we know about his father's wartime experience is that the war ended for Thaddeus when he was wounded in Onitsha in 1968. He came home.
Recently a man from Eze's father's village who had fought the war with Thaddeus told my friend's mother (on the phone) that actually Thaddeus died in the war. This man had fled to Gabon after the war. He'd just returned to the country.
Since the news broke, Thaddeus hasn't been seen. He'd been in the bathroom when my friend's mother took the call on the phone. After the call, my friend and his mother could hear the splash of water in the bathroom, but when they opened the door there was no one there!
What advice do you have for the family? I've never heard sh*t like this before!!
Ishilove: In 2016, around 8.30am I greeted my neighbour but she looked straight ahead and ignored my greetings. By 5pm same day someone came knocking on our door to inform my folks that the same lady died in accident that morning on Benin-Ore road.
Till date I'm still asking myself if I really saw the lady or someone who looks like her . The former is unthinkable...
Funny that I was debating about this with a friend not too long ago. My friend was of the opinion that once someone sees the supernatural, the person will still have doubt about it ...
That is why I am laughing after reading your post.
TheCongo2: Funny that I was debating about this with a friend not too long ago. My friend was of the opinion that once someone sees the supernatural, the person will still have doubt about it ...
That is why I am laughing after reading your post.
Ishilove: My brother, I don't even want to think about it
I had exactly the same experience when I was 12. I saw a dead uncle. Just like you today I'm asking myself if I really saw my uncle or someone who looks like him. This is why my friend told me that usually people don't still believe even after seeing the supernatural.
For the record, my immediate elder brother died in 1993, and we were attending same primary school then, fast forward to 2014, my headmistress back then has retired and have an apartment of her which she is giving out the on rent, my dead brother now living in my headmistress house and he told her he was her student at holy trinity primary school Ilesa and equally told the woman that his parent live beside the headmistress church. So o day the headmistress came to our house and challenging my mom she can’t even come to check his son and kids since and also I saw my headmistress as well and she confront me that my brother lives in her house and no one seen it fit to check on him and his wife; I was shocked cos my mom had always been telling me about it, even aside that the headmistress knows me and my brother very well when we were young cos I was a bit fat so she nicknamed me (OBE). That said, things like this do happen. I don’t doubt op at all.
Okay, so did you go to the headmistress's place to check on your dead brother's family?
TheCongo2: Okay, so did you go to the headmistress's place to check on your dead brother's family?
Nope, I've not gone to her yet cos of my parents. Still saw the woman yesterday and she accused me that I didn't take some timeout to check on My bro. I told her no to be upset that my work is demanding. So I think this weekend I will discuss it with some elderly men before I decide to go check what's happening.
tianshie: I went to secondary school with Eze. His father, Thaddeus, fought in the Biafra war. What we know about his father's wartime experience is that the war ended for Thaddeus when he was wounded in Onitsha in 1968. He came home.
Recently a man from Eze's father's village who had fought the war with Thaddeus told my friend's mother (on the phone) that actually Thaddeus died in the war. This man had fled to Gabon after the war. He'd just returned to the country.
Since the news broke, Thaddeus hasn't been seen. He'd been in the bathroom when my friend's mother took the call on the phone. After the call, my friend and his mother could hear the splash of water in the bathroom, but when they opened the door there was no one there!
What advice do you have for the family? I've never heard sh*t like this before!!
You sound like an old man . Did you hear of a popular Eckist back in the day by name Ben Anyaeji? He used to discuss Eck on TV and Newspaper.
chieveboy: You sound like an old man . Did you hear of a popular Eckist back in the day by name Ben Anyaeji? He used to discuss Eck on TV and Newspaper.
Not quite. When I was a kid in the late 80s I'd see posters on the wall with the words: ECKANCKAR. WHAT IS IT?
Send Her To My House Boy!
