I wouldn’t dare say the ignorance and stupidity of a huge number of Africans are beyond measure—but that is exactly the case and we continue to display this in the sort of things we come up with in African each day.
And shockingly, a lot of people believe in and hold such absurdity and preposterous superstitions as true, which makes you wonder what happened to their thinking faculties.
News coming from Nigeria which has been circulating on social media (with photos and a video of a poor woman sitting on the floor surrounded by a crowd) is that, a bird fell from a ‘high tension’ electricity pole and the moment it landed on the floor, it turned into a human being.
The last time I checked, a man turned into a cat in Nigeria and another turned into a snake—and people actually believe this. Such stories keep coming from not just Nigeria but different parts of African, the continent of superstition and offensive ignorance…
Maybe that is a supercharged Darwinian evolution happening every day in Africa; animals directly turning into human beings. Tell the African any gibberish and without subjecting it to reason, you will find a great number of them believing you—mostly influenced by their obsessiveness with the concept of; believing without evidence-FAITH.
You know what I think? Maybe this bird-woman (a witch) was trying to fly out of Nigeria to escape Ebola…
The many credulous fools who believe in such stories are not even smart on the lowest level to notice that, these stories are always the same—some sort of recycling of the same phenomenon, at different locations. In 2013, a woman was filmed as having also turned from a bird into human in Nigeria (See the video here).
Just type “woman turn into snake or bird or something” into Google and you will see many of such reports, all coming from Africa—mostly Nigeria.
I guess Nigeria is that “city” we know in ‘Men in Black’, except that Will Smith is missing…
This post was published on October 11, 2014 3:24 AM
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