Make una come see something 😲🙆🏾‍♂️

What they believe and what my pot believes are not the same.

Has it occurred to them to roast or fry it?

If they tried boiling and it didn't work out which I doubt. did they try barbeque...? These are the issues.

Oya nau 😂

Rain go fall The river go full E go flow The fish go follow flow Flow to another river Fisherman go see am He go carry am sell Sell am to fish seller Them go roast am sell am to the villagers wey no gree chop am first

Na one omo nile family for there dey chop all the fish. Na him spread the rumor

Oyinbo people right now, coming to exploit this place

See as una dey waste barbecue

The funny part is there’s a minor reason why the first person that made that law made it, now he passed it to the generation after without no reason and the circulation continues. Now, nobody wants to be the first to know what will happen if he/she kills a fish from that river.

I dropped the full video guys. go watch it. Many stories full there.

"If you no get pikin and you come here pray you go get pikin" I know we all thought of one person

If to say campus students de this area, them for don find solution to the fish wey de cook and e no don 😂 They would have tried grilling/barbecue using aboki suya pepper 😂 Even the gods go shock

This is my home town and it's true (i was told though) But What i witnessed myself when i went there is that the fishes were not like ordinary fish we see around.. They have somewhat gliterring appearance and i SAW one with a chain around it's neck! (This is not a fairytale!)

Make dem dey play….That part about the fish not getting cooked if you boil it, it’s just a generational lamba 😂

Erijiyan Ekiti. My EX as an undergraduate was from this village and she told me the story. I went there in 2017 and heard the same story…

Where pressure cooker dey 😂😂😂 just dey play oo hot pepper soup don sure

Hahahahah! See cruise Make Ibro fish no catch that river 😂😂😂

Omo na money I Dey find oh, the river no Dey share dollars Abi na dem Neva ask 😂😂

Make Hilda nab the fish first

These stories are true I once experienced this thing before There were times we usually visit our grandparents in the village So me and elder brothers went to catch fish from a river at the village We cooked the fish Omo the fish no gree cook ooooo For 2hours

Bring am come here na if I no go do better Peppered Fish for you

@chmzbright There was a small river like this in Umuahia, villages never ate the fish. During the civil war, the villages fled, when new settlers came and saw a river full of fish in the midst of protein famine, they harvested the fishes and ate and nothing happened to them.

Nigerians just Dey fear Make Oyinbo catch this river first 😂😂

Some Nigerians who haven’t done any scientific experiment or research before in their lives would come here to say “Na Lie”, “Can we get proof or data that shows if it’s real?” Africa has some deep spiritual stuff. You won chop the fish? Put neck first. Dem no dey tell person

Same story in Atamora village Lmaooo

This is just the deceit of the native doctors lineage then,which tend to manipulate the villagers and stopping them from taking fishes there and so that he and his families alone will enjoy it,from generation to generation then grow with the deceit

If na oyinbo talk am Una go believe. But your own culture and beliefs are a joke to you. And you wonder how the white man succeeded in colonizing us.

If your life dey soft, why Ugo wan try something way ft scatter your life?😂 Na person way no get nothing to lose ft try kpai the fishes chop.

I documented this place and omorrr, things wey I hear from these people shock me gan... I dey drop the full video today...

I was there some yrs back,we were told that d village children wil sick,dying one after d other if an indigene who is fully aware of the sacrilege kills the fish until they appease the River Ẹ̀rínjiyàn Èkìtì is just a stone throw away fr Ikogosi Èkìtì where hot/cold water meets.

Erinjinyan Ekiti. Even though I'm from Ekiti, I've never heard this story before.

Ideally, if this were a developed country, they would have conducted an experiment with some of the fish to determine if it’s poisonous. Perhaps that’s why people die when they eat it, or maybe it’s just a lie passed down through generations. But we are talking about Nigeria here.

😂 They said same thing about Idemili in Anambra, you don't kill pythons. Well, this is 4 years I and Bishop my guy killed a python at night and went back to Lagos the next morning, nothing happened to us.

superstitions jor

This was my last visit for that erijiyan ekiti, I was there and heard many things about the fishes, I think this was 2018 or so, heard the man that tried to cook the fish that year saw water excessively in his house and all sha, i can’t say it’s true but so I heard.