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Abeg she dey fly for the other pix? Why re the camera men seriously covering this show of shame.... And what's wrong with everyone... They re happily seated and watch free WWE match allowing few mothers to run after the lady

When village people gather over your case.

OrestesDante:





∆ This is serious... How the commentators above me find this hilarious is saddening. This is not funny at all ∆

they are all kids, they don't know the implications.

WHAT IS THE CAPTION OF THIS MOVIE?

Is it just me or does someone also think these are scenes from a movie?

blaise00700:
Things fall apart

Nigerian bloggers sha

Where is the groom?

Lionbite:
What manner of fvckery is this? Wedding day turns to WWE Royal Rumble.

fuckery? lol you have spoilt the word

We your jealous friends gave you weed before the party.

This is not a movie scene. It is a kind of traditional dance common to uganda , tanzania and some other southern african countries. The women dance and strip, while other women try to cover them, while music is playing. It is part of tradition. I even doubt if this is a wedding. It is a kind of ceremony for ladies alone, like an initiation into womanhood Google the word BAIKOKO.

Lionbite:
What manner of fvckery is this? Wedding day turns to WWE Royal Rumble.

not yet

Its will take place a week from Sunday

Why not use the witchcraft powers to invent a flying bike. This is one of the reason president Trump called them s h i t. hole country.

Actually my phone can't view the video but I think the girl has no right to beat up her boyfriend in public, maybe they should report the matter to their village elders but if the neighbor refused to pay the rent, they should kill the landlord and 4get about the missing car

Ugandan knuckles

It is called the BAIKOKO dance or ceremony

toxicbrain:
ghost stories are only heard in Africa... why? is this place their headquarters?

there are ghost stories everywhere in the world, not just Africa. That is why you sometimes hear of Haunted Houses in the US, or haunted asylums

This looks more like a scene from a movie to me. I might be wrong though. There are many pointer to this fact. Look at the pictures very well na.

1. Look at the video camera men payed by the same people to come and cover their event recording the happening.
2.In another of the pictures, you see the women or maybe her friends just sitting down close to her, not doing anything. That shows they are just acting the script.
3.Observe the number of video camera men involved. From the pic alone, I could count close to 4.Na who wan do marriage dey carry that much camera men? Na crusade ni?
4.In one of the pictures, you could see one of the video camera men recording the audience, this time, he is no longer recording the bride.
5.In one of the pics also, observe that lady standing on a table or platform, observing events, comfortably. Naturally, she shouldn't be that relaxed. Probably she is a member of the crew.


Like I said, I may be wrong!

HeWrites:
What's the title of this film

The title is '' What manner of Evil is this?''

Abeg where the husband?

Be like the guy don take off

I wanted to believe until I saw this

toxicbrain:
ghost stories are only heard in Africa... why? is this place their headquarters?

Say what you know,foreigners still believe in ghosts check reddit and even YouTube you'll see ghost believers there


Don't be too quick to drag your race down cos foreigners don't do the same stuff you're doing.

Nonsense!
This has to be a NOLLYWOOD scene

You sure say no be movie scene?

panegyrics:
and the photographers are still snapping.....mtcheww

And if they don't snap,u will say,
"No pix?l dont believe ur story"
mitcheeeew to u

Chai... Village people don show here again... Dem don turn MTN

Hmmm
So touching

4th pix... levitating?

Ugandan photographers no get joy at all

Were is d ghost,or is dat woman who want to fly?