nairanaira12:


You said you were in the car and that nobody survived. Maybe you should goan reread what you wrote.

L3G3ND:

You have an issue comprehending whatever you read. ..
the car that that got crushed overtook ours .. did you miss the part where I posted that our driver stopped the car so we could go out to help? ?? did you must the part where I posted that the first car was trying to overtake the truck

nairanaira12:

Ok. Pèlé

Tamass:
actually one of mine was how i witnessed a jungle justice on someone who stole to eat

Nne5:
Helplessly watching my mother die.Knowing I wouldn't be able to do a thing to save her.


Those hours,painful long hours, I'll never forget...

Noblesoul123:
Sneaking out to watch horror movies which was banned at home.


One of them was this dude.

femo86:


You mean goal goal spoiled your ticket, was your most traumatic moment

MrsMurphy:
The day I lost my child. I was carrying her when she died. Couldn't sleep for days. That was the first time seeing someone die

kodylicky:
I guess mine was watching my son die .... While the doctor's tried to revive... just noting the time life left him

It's almost 2yrs now n for those 2yrs I call his name at least 20 times a day. Sometimes I call him in my head...

Well....... I couldn't step into his room for a long time. .. I ve known labor pains but honestly it's nothing compared to the loss of a child...
It is well dear. Its painful but pls try and accept my sincere condolence. The Lord will see you thru and bless you with another bundle of joy

It never leaves u

dvkot:
Witnessed a beheading during the BAKASSI boys days in aba,
Witnessed four lynching that has made my heart devilish cold. the most recent one that happened, i jus passed the burning guy like it was nothing.
Have also seen a building collaspe with it occupant.
Witnessed a live kidnapping.
LIFE is crazy...

reminiscing:

Did they die?

urahara:

sonofluc1fer:

Yeah, they did. There was no water at the airport. Burnt to death. Couldn't find their corpse.

daewoorazer:


Sorry bro, really sorry, ..however if true;
1. Are u an atheist?
2. If 1 is +ve, did that gory event turn you into an atheist?

SamgoldBaba:
D day I was born a Nigerian

youngking22:
Mine was when that house at ebutta metta collapse just opposite my aunty home I was scared the bone I had too go home that day.

And that off ijegun in ikotun when that pipeline exploded, close to my school.

richiepolymer:
Are you guys sure you want to read my own experiences? Hmm......I've had more than 10 traumatic experiences but let me choose one to share.

Way back , when I was in SS3 about to write my SSCE. I remember I and my cousin went to a midweek all night church service somewhere distant from home. Preparation for the SSCE exam was in high gear and we couldn't afford to miss any revision class. At about past 12:00am I told my cousin we had to leave and go ho.e so we could make it to class later that nor ing else we would be late and the punishment unthinkable. As we made to leave, our next compound neighbour with whom we share same fence, a prince in the town noticed and joined us to go home. Seems he had been waiting for an opportunity to go home too. We were happy he joined us because he would help us all through the vigilante road blocks since he is a prince.
Just as we were walking along the road were the general hospital morgue was, suddenly something appeared before the three of us.....glowing, in a white long dress with hair very close to the ground with a smaller being just like a kid in the same appearance. I remember the thing saying "hey we have met again" with arms spread out. Guys! The elderly man (prince) took off into the darkness, my cousin took off also, I just quietly froze and tiptoed away from their path. I felt my blood turn to ice that night. My head was heavy like it was filled with dead weight. I turned back if I could see anything. I didn't see a damn thing! When I later caught up with my cousin and the neighbour, I met them panting and asking what the thing was. How was I supposed to know? Imagine the agbaiya man asking me what it was. We couldn't sleep till daybreak. It wasn't hard to notice us in class that all wasn't well. Our countenance was dull. And one classmate asked why we were behaving as if we had seen a ghost. The way we turned and looked at the guy enh? Hahahaha. So when people with fixated beliefs about this world say all sorts, I just smile. If you haven't had first experience on some of these spooky stuff you may not believe let Aline understand.

MrsMurphy:
The day I lost my child. I was carrying her when she died. Couldn't sleep for days. That was the first time seeing someone die

Cassie74:


Sorry for your loss....u must have been very traumatized ....it is well

sorextee:


That was when I decided I have seen enough. I left. Later called my frnd, told me that particular demon was the 39th one, say d demon no gree comot that dem go carry her go kano to see a stronger imam.
I dnt know how dat one end, but later heard she died..

Rozaytee:
i cant even stand to watch dat

MrsMurphy:
The day I lost my child. I was carrying her when she died. Couldn't sleep for days. That was the first time seeing someone die

seuncyrus:


Woow ,so this chasing out demons are actually real ?

TarOrfeek:
The day my father closed from work, walked to Mr Biggs, on his own and bought everybody snacks.

With Ice cream on top. The scariest thing was that, when my mother went to bring knife to cut the Meat pies. My father just laughed, and said " Every body 1 to 1"

That day makes me shiver in utmost disbelief.
In fact I still have night mares till this day.