SHE GAVE BIRTH TO A SNAKE 🐍 😳 SPOOKY STORIES FROM NIGERIA 🇳🇬 DONT WATCH AT NIGHT🎃👻

[@AuthorLHollingsworth]

@12:21 Not just Africans and Caribbean people were taught not to eat at everybody's house. We black Americans were taught the same thing. Evil can jump in many ways. Watch what you put into your belly.

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

Yap

[@alonnagaray1683]

Caribbeans are Africans who were brought here during slave trade many of the things we carried our ancestors gave to us, we masked many things to survive but that’s why there’s so much in common ❤️

[@Volundur9567]

Exactly. Spellwork can be done into the food, people can tamper with food and many people are just nasty.

[@Shay-rx4xu]

So true lol

[@KngKamara]

I’m from Sierra Leone and growing up I remember my mother telling me a story of how her aunt gave birth to a baby that showed signs of disability. Couldn’t hold his neck up after 5+ months, no engagement or awareness all he did was breast feed. One day my grandfather decided to perform a ritual that requires pounding rice and setting it along the thick branch of a tree. After placing his “nephew” on the tree face down, the baby literally turned into a snake upon licking the pounded rice. Never heard of any similar occurrence till today so I had to share 😂

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

What's So the baby was a snake, the whole time?

[@KngKamara]

@@Allthingsjennyofficial whole fkn time it was a snake! All the baby ever did was breastfeed from what I was told. I never doubted the story but after hearing this identical story from Nigeria I have no shadow of a doubt that this was probably commonplace back in those days. Shit maybe even nowadays, who knows fr? 🤷🏽‍♂️🤣

[@readg4fun]

Ew

[@michellepalmer1160]

And then what happen? What did ur grandfather do.

[@PastorRU762]

I believe these stories. I wish I had an ancestor to tell me these stories when I was young.

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

They are the absolute best. We used to sit around the campfire and my cousins. And aunties will tell us stories like this all the time. Although it was too scary to walk away. But the story were too good. You had to keep listening. I will be sharing more. There are the best.

[@Shay-rx4xu]

If you have family from the carribbean you will

[@Gamphace1]

My abuela aka grandma was a midwife in Puerto Rico,spoke of babies she delivered, one of many unusual and scary, one was a bird with wings, when "it" dropped was alive ,freaked her out,within hours it passed away ,buried in the same area most of still borns were buried, I screamed when she told this story, amongst others 😮🙄😫😵

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

Dammmm a bird I wonder how that's great and freaky

[@Gamphace1]

@Allthingsjennyofficial not great at all, even the thought of a winged thing coming out a person both freaky and scary

[@BeautyandtheBritt]

I’m black and my mom said my great aunt gave birth to frogs. Had a whole pregnancy and all.

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

Oh sh*t 😮😮😮

[@readg4fun]

What did she do with the “frogs” and how did this happen?

[@dawnross8573]

Well damn

[@Shay-rx4xu]

My sister gave birth to a stillborn before the burial her husband seen it humping her and went back to the basin in the hospital come to find out it was his exwife that was sending it to make sure all the kids pass after we did her cleanse then she finally wasn't getting graped in her sleep and had my nieces and nephew's after 6stillborns I still have the video

[@heneverforesakesme4038]

some African babies have a condition called Neural Tube defect which is a genetic defect that is high risk, especially in east Africa. One way to combat this, would be to make sure women get plenty of folic acid pre and during conception. The description of the children are the defects that some of the children have.

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

That's great to know thanks for sharing that.

[@GameOn71213]

Im from south Africa, and I have Nigerian neighbors and I always hear crying in the middle of the night

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

I believe it.

[@GameOn71213]

@@Allthingsjennyofficial that shit be weird

[@Shay-rx4xu]

Just don't answer if you hear ur name

[@seanellabarnett6087]

Fast click Jen ❤ Thnks for uploading 😊

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

Thank you love for clicking and watching love you all

[@geenelldandridge8536]

I don't eat nobody food everybody ain't clean and they can't cook ain't nobody going to kill me hell no

[@alonnagaray1683]

lol I have a friend who is Yoruba and he has seen a lot 😂😂😂 he told me I could marry a politician if I go to Nigeria but with all the scary stories I think tf not 😂😂😂 I can’t imagine somebody doing witchcraft cuz u messed w the wrong man

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

Oh, absolutely. Especially if you miss with someone else's husband because spiritually. This person does not belong to you and you have no power And the physical especially in the spiritual world. When it comes to a spouse would just anybody like a boyfriend of somebody.

[@caribbeangirltv9468]

People are evil

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

True be careful

[@caribbeangirltv9468]

I don't eat from people

[@esere_]

Be-nu-we: Benue

[@dezinechic]

so just a random person randomly touching another person????

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

While you never know it can be a family member. A friend who want to harm you or your baby, it can even be somebody. That someone else, sent so you don't even know the person who touched you so you can never be too careful.

[@SadD3adGirl]

Maybe its a naga baby

[@Xyran_exe]

2:16 isn't that called mingi ? Or at least in Ethiopia

[@squarebear619]

First story sounds like a crock and ignorance just because the baby had special needs. Rather than seek real medical professional help, they would rather treat a baby cruelly and cause the mother to worsen in post partum psychosis. Not to mention, they lie about what truly happens to make a sensationalized story that is meant to scare and control women.

[@abhijitbasu1001]

সরকার এর উচিত এবার একটি ব্যবস্থা গ্রহণ করা

[@Ahmharah]

Wait....so now black Americans are Africans again? I thought you all were... Hebrews and native Americans and moors......

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

Lmfao They only claim it when it's convenient and cool lmfao 🤣

[@TwiSpeaker]

West Africans need to tell Americans the truth. Black Americans are the lost identity and consciousness. Due to this fact, they cherry pick cultures and associations when it's convenient for them. Secondly, notice that they are not committed or dedicated to anything culturally. They approach cultures like colonizers and don't recognize it. There's a reason for this behavior. The behavior is strikingly different than that of Africans throughout the continent. It's shameful. They claim everything and everyone. They're indigenous, Hebrews, Moors, Spainards, Egyptian, and so forth.

[@calisouthqueen]

Being black is not a monolith and neither are our origins.

[@BeautyandtheBritt]

We are Hebrews

[@TwiSpeaker]

@@BeautyandtheBritt False. BOL You all need to stop culturally appropriating and cheery picking cultures based on your convenience. You need to accept yourselves. Your predispositions, geography, history, DNA prove that what you're saying isn't true.

[@user-yc9dj9tf6v]

Stories interesting, but please less profanity.

[@chiphadzuwamwale3184]

Why?

[@sheresecoleman6463]

When you're grown, I mean! Shut up 😅

[@hillreyebanks9618]

Blah blah blah

[@Shay-rx4xu]

U on someone else channel telling them wtf to do is crazy asl

[@thiascipio8399]

I'm starting to think this woman just wants clout and likes. I've seen her on everyone page telling stories. Social Media is such a drug for many. ISWIS

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

And she does a great job at it. Honey, maybe you should probably start your own channel. 🤣😂😂

[@Allthingsjennyofficial]

To take the time to write a comment like this to criticize someone, Trolling people on the internet for attention is one hell of a drug, crazy work lol

[@seanellabarnett6087]

But she is only reading stories ppl want her to read and i love her story telling so sounds jealous to me 😂

[@Chee235]

I don’t even understand this comment 😂. Storytelling is so important. It’s a big part of what makes humans human. Hope you feel better soon.

[@laurenhayes5469]

Is you coo?