Her name is Mma Abumi Edet, pictured below,she is currently the toast of her community. her people, the people of Mbarakom community in Akampkpa Local Government Area of Cross River State believe she is a “mysterious’’ child, and their reincarnated queen that died in 1980, the little girl has not only helped in resolving an age-long monarchical struggle in their community, but put an end to a catalogue of evils that had befallen them for over a decade.

On how Mma Abumi suddenly became a star in the community, her father, Mr. Ekpe Edet, said his daughter had on January 13, 2014 told him that the problems confronting the community were as a result of a wrong choice of monarch, that she knew the solution to the myriad of problems that had bedevilled the community.
“It was difficult for me to believe her because I ran away from that village many years ago and she didn’t even know the village. I was initially confused because she had never visited the village and I had never mentioned the name of the community to her before,’’ Edet explained.
Narrating how he succumbed to his daughter’s pressure, Edet, who is a carpenter in Oban, a distant community within the same Akamkpa LGA, said he had to break his vow of not visiting Mbarakom after a series of instructions from his daughter on the need to intervene in the community kingship tussle.
“She had warned that the community was having problems because of the wrong choice of monarch and ordered that a new monarch be crowned,” he said.He further said, “I had a vision before and after Mma-Abumi was born in 2010 to go home and make peace with my people but I ignored it. Years later I didn’t obey the instruction that came in form of a vision until she was three years old and I became seriously tormented spiritually. On January 13, while our family fasting was ongoing, we were returning home from the church when my daughter suddenly insisted that we shouldn’t go back to the house but should rather proceed to Mbarakom, otherwise she would die. She immediately fell on the main road and did not allow anyone to touch her that was why we went to Mbarakom.
To cut a long story short, after so many prayers and revelations in Mbarakom, she instructed that a royal cloth be sown for the new monarch.”
He said that since the time he got the true identity of his daughter, he had stopped flogging her.
“She once told me, ‘Don’t you know I’m a queen, I don’t want you to be flogging me or treating me badly.’ Before then, anytime I beat her, she would run out of the house to a lonely and quite place and cried and each time she cried she cried like an adult,” he said.


The community said the fact that Mma-Abumi’s directive on the installation of a new monarch was right was confirmed by the killing of a python that had attempted to swallow a goat by a middle-aged man, Stanley Okpu, after the new monarch was installed. The killing of a python whenever a new monarch is named, according to the traditional belief of the community, is an indication that the right monarch has been installed.
When she came here with her parents, she took us to where she was buried. As of today, there is no building there because the house then was a mud-house which had collapsed. The piece of land is now full of thick grass. We are aware that she died in 1980.

MADNESS

Immatex:
MADNESS

THEIR MATTER STRONG OH.

Tradition and superstitious beliefs can be stupid most times

End time kingdom

Immatex:
MADNESS

lol just like what i see in Nigerian movies

Seriously, I don't give a toss about reincarnation. It's possible sha since the devil still has powers.

Chinachriss:
Seriously, I don't give a toss about reincarnation. It's possible sha since the devil still has powers.

the girl case has nothing to do with evil powers
people believe she was sent by God to put an end to the evil that tormented the villagers. A pastor was even involved.

Hmmm Shocking

ettaetta:
the girl case has nothing to do with evil powers
people believe she was sent by God to put an end to the evil that tormented the villagers. A pastor was even involved.

hmm.
Ettaetta, so you base in Akamkpa?,

I'm in Calabar,

Hmmm

hungryboy:
hmm.
Ettaetta, so you base in Akamkpa?,

I'm in Calabar,

am based in lagos but akamkpa is my home town

ettaetta:
am based in lagos but akamkpa is my home town

ok

TPAND:
Tradition and superstitious beliefs can be stupid most times

For real? or in a movie?

princessammy:
For real? or in a movie?

not a a movie

.

My mum grew up in akamkpa but is from yakurr.
Yolideyan!

mysticgal:
My mum grew up in akamkpa but is from yakurr.
Yolideyan!

nice, am from akamkpa

Hmm

calabar...

TPAND:
Tradition and superstitious beliefs can be stupid most times

Its christianity.