Blaqroman0000:
fairy tales you say.. I pity you.
Try and get a job in a mortuary and don't fortify or save some charm around you...

Thats when you will know that most dead people still patrol

Enskynelson:
The job like very job will definitely have challenges.
With logical thinking, here are some:

1. Stigmatisation that comes with the job. Most of them don't find it getting married for this reason. Imagine bringing the same hand you have used to wash corpse to touch your wife! That imagination alone kills every feeling in her.

2. Trauma. The sight of accident victims with various degrees of injuries, gauged out eye balls, removed hands and legs can be a source of trauma. Make sure u can handle such.

3. Fear. There is no way this won't come up once in a while. Imagine an object falling down in a quiet mortuary in the dead of the night when you are the only one there! If you are one who have no strong mind, you will see ghosts by force.

4. Unforseen challenges. Like some persons have talked about ghosts and dead bodies slapping some people... This is Africa. Our things are different. Ask those that work there for their experiences and how they are coping and avoid wrong assumptions.

juman:




Dead body is like lifeless tree.

You people believe in rumours and superstition.
Watch video below and see what those working in mortuary said.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhwEnqQx2-A&ab_channel=SwitchTV

nedekid:

When I was in UI, I stayed on amina way, just by anatomy.
When they brought new medical students, all young and scared, they the lock them in the theater with lots of bodies. They then turn off the light with the doors shut. They scream etc. You know what, after sometime they all get use to it.
See, from my room then, I will see eg a young girl studing, examining cadavas at 2 am. Only her in a room full of over 10 dead bodies! No fear, nothing.
Infact the medical students in the room next door all had "parts" in their rooms.
My gf then too was a medico, she had bones or skulls.
Guess what? my ash tray for cigar was, a skull scalp from a dead body!
I am not saying supernatural things might not happen, but to those medical students, there was nothing like that.
Infact there was one skull in the room we use to tap the head. It was like a play thing ie a toy in the room.

Searchingvictor:
U wanna chill with the dead, you go run kitikiti, u go run katakata

nedekid:

When I was in UI, I stayed on amina way, just by anatomy.
When they brought new medical students, all young and scared, they the lock them in the theater with lots of bodies. They then turn off the light with the doors shut. They scream etc. You know what, after sometime they all get use to it.
See, from my room then, I will see eg a young girl studing, examining cadavas at 2 am. Only her in a room full of over 10 dead bodies! No fear, nothing.
Infact the medical students in the room next door all had "parts" in their rooms.
My gf then too was a medico, she had bones or skulls.
Guess what? my ash tray for cigar was, a skull scalp from a dead body!
I am not saying supernatural things might not happen, but to those medical students, there was nothing like that.
Infact there was one skull in the room we use to tap the head. It was like a play thing ie a toy in the room.

Otunbakayce:
I had human brain in my room and femur bone during my anatomy days. What will a man fear BTW. It was during my medical school days that i realised that all these fairy tales were lies.

Blaqroman0000:
fairy tales you say.. I pity you.
Try and get a job in a mortuary and don't fortify or save some charm around you...

Thats when you will know that most dead people still patrol

lilfresh96:


Remember those days I the gross lab

juman:


I am sure.
A dead body is like a piece of dead wood.

Look, if you have no job and you get one why cant you try it.
People that handle mortuary and those guard burial grounds are ordinary human beings like you and me.
They have no juju, because they dont need it.

Melvin56:
If i should agree with you,do you that if a person dies he turns to spirit right? According to popular belief?? Now which Charm do you want to use against a spirit?

Devilagentcap:
If you are giving a chance to work in mortuary you take it or not for 100k



If it happens that I want to take a mortuary work, what are the things that I should prepare for to avoid all those experiences about the Dead or are they just fairy tales

Devilagentcap:
If you are giving a chance to work in mortuary you take it or not for 100k



If it happens that I want to take a mortuary work, what are the things that I should prepare for to avoid all those experiences about the Dead or are they just fairy tales

juman:
They are just fairy tales.
All those stories about mortuary are fable, fantasy, fiction and myth.
Its here in africa you hear those stories not any in abroad.

If I get job in mortuary for lesser salary I would jump into it.
Go and do it.

Devilagentcap:




just fairy tales, are you sure about this bro

juman:
They are just fairy tales.
All those stories about mortuary are fable, fantasy, fiction and myth.
Its here in africa you hear those stories not any in abroad.

If I get job in mortuary for lesser salary I would jump into it.
Go and do it.

Devilagentcap:



Please what's bad in the question

JaredNormak:
That's gigantic lie. There are no extra-ordinary human beings.

The pay is interesting because the job is not attractive.

I just hate when adults indulge in foolish fairy tales and trying to force it down other people's throat as reality.

LienwaltAbel:

This your ingrishi self . E get as e take be.

juman:


I am sure.
A dead body is like a piece of dead wood.

Look, if you have no job and you get one why cant you try it.
People that handle mortuary and those guard burial grounds are ordinary human beings like you and me.
They have no juju, because they dont need it.

And there is no space in murtuary now the way pple are dying

Blaqroman0000:
I rest my case here
It's obvious nairaland are filled with bunch of atheist which thinks life starts and end in their keypads, also think their are far better by stating what ever things they don't believe as cock and bull or as superstitious.
Well time will tell though...

frasher:
You're right, back then I frequently visit morgues to read books or meditate while I'm in School, but I've never encountered a ghost there or been slapped. In fact, it's one of the most tranquil settings for reflection or meditation..

Voiceofthestree:


I like people like you. If you can come to Ibadan. I will give you 10k for a night make you come sleep for mortuary overnight you go resume 6pm and close 6am if you spend the first night If you slee second Nd third I will increase it

XploraBen:

It's not as if everyone commenting or reading the comments (like me initially) are atheists... You don't just generalize.

The thing is, in Africa, many of us believe a lot of fables and superstitions and some do engage in diabolic stuffs as well which all have in turn warp our imagination and sense of reasoning.

Some people that have experienced preternatural stuffs concerning dead bodies have come out to comment but that doesn't mean everyone else will experience such.

But I'll like you to share your experience.

Rickmann:


100k is peanut compared to what one will experience in the hands of the dead.

Devilagentcap:
If you are giving a chance to work in mortuary you take it or not for 100k



If it happens that I want to take a mortuary work, what are the things that I should prepare for to avoid all those experiences about the Dead or are they just fairy tales