Charanko:
♠️

Malaria is a terrible thing.

Charanko:
♠️

Malaria is a terrible thing.

NIGHTFOX:

Yeah, malaria and typhoid, That combo is bad.

rex444:
Almost sounded true with the heavy head and you can't see me and go back alive line .....but yes we now know U are a virgin.....message received...

shakaranews:
A Nigerian man, Leroi Emmy shares his mermaid experience on Facebook.

If someone had told me that one day, I was gonna stand face to face with a Mermaid(mami water), I would never believe.

Actually, I come from a riverine village in Cross River State, Nigeria. Sorry! For those who don't know me, my name is Emmanuel, but my friends call me Leroi and my Dad calls me Emmy.

I grew up in the mountainous town of Obudu, I had this strong love for nature, but above all, water. Ironically, I couldn't swim.

One December, we travelled to my riverine village for the Christmas. I was so excited because it was an opportunity to interact with nature, the thought of visiting the village river feels me with ecstasy.

It was the peak of the Harmattan season, the sun was always very high, and our parents had warned us never to go swimming at noon.

They said it was an evil hour, and that snakes creep out of their hiding places at noon, but we paid deaf ears to them. After all, old people disturb a lot.

One very hot afternoon, my cousin and I set out for the river. He was going to check on his trap and fishing net, if he had any catch. I accompanied him!

So, we got to the river and as expected, there was no one there. My cousin then went to the other end of the river bank to check on his net, while I was playing with the water at the other end.

Suddenly, I spotted a lady, seated on a stone by the river side. I was attracted to her long curly hair. I then went closer to have a better look.

As I moved some steps further, she turned angrily and was now looking at me with disgust.

Her eyes were blue! her complexion was as though she was mulatto! Her skin was silky and very smooth!

From her waist to her head was a beautiful looking lady, and from her waist down was a big fish.

Immediately, I knew I was up with a Mermaid. I could tell she was a mermaid because She looked like mermaid Melissa, the Philipino mermaid I watched on YouTube.

I went numb. My head felt heavy. I couldn't move nor speak. It was as though my spirit was leaving my body. And above all, I was afraid to die. Even if I must, not at that early age and definitely not a virgin.

She then said to me -

"who are you? You can't see me and still go back alive, I have to take you along"

I felt that was the end of me. She then added-

"No man sees me with their naked eye and goes free, I am a fallen angel and have been in this water for thousand of years. I won't kill you, but make sure you tell no one what you saw".

She then disappeared!

shakaranews:
A Nigerian man, Leroi Emmy shares his mermaid experience on Facebook.

If someone had told me that one day, I was gonna stand face to face with a Mermaid(mami water), I would never believe.

Actually, I come from a riverine village in Cross River State, Nigeria. Sorry! For those who don't know me, my name is Emmanuel, but my friends call me Leroi and my Dad calls me Emmy.

I grew up in the mountainous town of Obudu, I had this strong love for nature, but above all, water. Ironically, I couldn't swim.

One December, we travelled to my riverine village for the Christmas. I was so excited because it was an opportunity to interact with nature, the thought of visiting the village river feels me with ecstasy.

It was the peak of the Harmattan season, the sun was always very high, and our parents had warned us never to go swimming at noon.

They said it was an evil hour, and that snakes creep out of their hiding places at noon, but we paid deaf ears to them. After all, old people disturb a lot.

One very hot afternoon, my cousin and I set out for the river. He was going to check on his trap and fishing net, if he had any catch. I accompanied him!

So, we got to the river and as expected, there was no one there. My cousin then went to the other end of the river bank to check on his net, while I was playing with the water at the other end.

Suddenly, I spotted a lady, seated on a stone by the river side. I was attracted to her long curly hair. I then went closer to have a better look.

As I moved some steps further, she turned angrily and was now looking at me with disgust.

Her eyes were blue! her complexion was as though she was mulatto! Her skin was silky and very smooth!

From her waist to her head was a beautiful looking lady, and from her waist down was a big fish.

Immediately, I knew I was up with a Mermaid. I could tell she was a mermaid because She looked like mermaid Melissa, the Philipino mermaid I watched on YouTube.

I went numb. My head felt heavy. I couldn't move nor speak. It was as though my spirit was leaving my body. And above all, I was afraid to die. Even if I must, not at that early age and definitely not a virgin.

She then said to me -

"who are you? You can't see me and still go back alive, I have to take you along"

I felt that was the end of me. She then added-

"No man sees me with their naked eye and goes free, I am a fallen angel and have been in this water for thousand of years. I won't kill you, but make sure you tell no one what you saw".

She then disappeared!

PrincessB1:
Mere illusion

OhiOfIhima:


No kill person pikin oo..

Uwaradi-fone-awuni Inya.

shakaranews:
A Nigerian man, Leroi Emmy shares his mermaid experience on Facebook.

If someone had told me that one day, I was gonna stand face to face with a Mermaid(mami water), I would never believe.

Actually, I come from a riverine village in Cross River State, Nigeria. Sorry! For those who don't know me, my name is Emmanuel, but my friends call me Leroi and my Dad calls me Emmy.

I grew up in the mountainous town of Obudu, I had this strong love for nature, but above all, water. Ironically, I couldn't swim.

One December, we travelled to my riverine village for the Christmas. I was so excited because it was an opportunity to interact with nature, the thought of visiting the village river feels me with ecstasy.

It was the peak of the Harmattan season, the sun was always very high, and our parents had warned us never to go swimming at noon.

They said it was an evil hour, and that snakes creep out of their hiding places at noon, but we paid deaf ears to them. After all, old people disturb a lot.

One very hot afternoon, my cousin and I set out for the river. He was going to check on his trap and fishing net, if he had any catch. I accompanied him!

So, we got to the river and as expected, there was no one there. My cousin then went to the other end of the river bank to check on his net, while I was playing with the water at the other end.

Suddenly, I spotted a lady, seated on a stone by the river side. I was attracted to her long curly hair. I then went closer to have a better look.

As I moved some steps further, she turned angrily and was now looking at me with disgust.

Her eyes were blue! her complexion was as though she was mulatto! Her skin was silky and very smooth!

From her waist to her head was a beautiful looking lady, and from her waist down was a big fish.

Immediately, I knew I was up with a Mermaid. I could tell she was a mermaid because She looked like mermaid Melissa, the Philipino mermaid I watched on YouTube.

I went numb. My head felt heavy. I couldn't move nor speak. It was as though my spirit was leaving my body. And above all, I was afraid to die. Even if I must, not at that early age and definitely not a virgin.

She then said to me -

"who are you? You can't see me and still go back alive, I have to take you along"

I felt that was the end of me. She then added-

"No man sees me with their naked eye and goes free, I am a fallen angel and have been in this water for thousand of years. I won't kill you, but make sure you tell no one what you saw".

She then disappeared!