A Nigerian man recently shared a chilling story about his former university roommate, shedding light on the tragic influence of what is often colloquially referred to as "village people." The revelation unfolded on a social media platform, with the man responding to a tweet asking people to define the term "village people."
Taking to his account, @Capt_Danky, he recounted the harrowing tale: "My roommate back in Uni was always sick whenever we had end of Semester exams. He managed through the 4yrs and still came out with a first class. He had an accident and died on his way back home from our graduation ceremony."
The heartbreaking narrative serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by individuals who believe they are targeted by malevolent forces from their hometowns, a belief deeply rooted in some cultural superstitions.
In the wake of this tragic event, the man acknowledged how it profoundly affected his faith and relationship with God. He emphasized the significance of maintaining a strong prayer life, having personally witnessed the consequences of what he described as his roommate's encounter with his "village people."
Netizens reaction below:
@aphrodeetees said: Just imagine the investment, determination on his on end to persevere but the enemies still won. May his soul RIP šļø. I canāt even imagine his parents pain.
@al_shekarau_ wrote: Thatās not village peoplesā doings; it is his destiny that canāt be changed by anyone. With or without sickness, accident heāll still die. Indeed death is inevitable.
@Bigmoney_Iyke said: I remembered 2 roommates that died on their graduation dayā¦ Keke accident took their lives few hours after graduation š¢ My friend took a picture with them which I reposted only to come back online to see that there are no more. I cried š¢
@SteveCypha said: This one pass village people o
@Walexzeal1 said: He should have drop out and learn trade, village people might only be interested in him not to be a graduate, he might learn trade live long and still be successfulā¦
@dhaboy wrote: This is a heartbreaking shiiā¦ Obviously his village people worked harder š„ŗ
@kenychordz said: And some people will tell u they donāt believe in witchcraft Dem no dey tell person sha
