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    THE CRACKED POT: A MOTIVATING SHORT STORY

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    THE STORY OF THE DRUMMER AND THE ALLIGATORS

    SHARE THIS POST:AFRICAN FOLKTALE: THE STORY OF THE DRUMMER AND THE ALLIGATORS THERE was once a woman named Aftiong who lived at ‘Nsidung, a small town to the south of Calabar. She was married to a chief of Hensham Town called Etim Ekeng. They had lived together for several years, but had no children. The ...
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    WHY THE CAT KILLS RATS; AN AFRICAN FOLKTALE

    SHARE THIS POST:WHY THE CAT KILLS RATS; AN AFRICAN FOLKTALE ANSA was King of Calabar for fifty years. He had a very faithful cat as a housekeeper, and a rat was his house-boy. The king was an obstinate, headstrong man, but was very fond of the cat, who had been in his store for many ...
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    AFRICAN FOLKTALE: THE LIGHTNING AND THE THUNDER

    SHARE THIS POST: IN the olden days the thunder and lightning lived on the earth amongst all the other people, but the king made them live at the far end of the town, as far as possible from other people’s houses. The thunder was an old mother sheep, and the lightning was her son, a ...
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    AN INTERESTING AFRICAN FOLKTALE: “THE WOMAN, THE APE, AND THE CHILD”

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    THE GIANT WARRIOR – PRINCE ARHUANRAN OF BENIN KINGDOM

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    THE DISOBEDIENT DAUGHTER WHO MARRIED A SKULL

    SHARE THIS POST: EFFIONG Edem was a native of Cobham Town. He had a very fine daughter, whose name was Afiong. All the young men in the country wanted to marry her on account of her beauty; but she refused all offers of marriage in spite of repeated entreaties from her parents, as she was ...
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    THE ORPHAN BOY AND THE MAGIC STONE

    SHARE THIS POST: A CHIEF of Inde named Inkita had a son named Ayong Kita, whose mother had died at his birth. The old chief was a hunter, and used to take his son out with him when he went into the bush. He used to do most of his hunting in the long grass ...
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