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Superstitious Belief in Yala, Obubra


The societies possess different beliefs which at times are eventually true today through science. But today am bringing you and archive of the superstitious belief of people of yala-obubra local government of Cross River state.
                Superstition can be viewed as a rational belief in supernatural influence as leading to either “good luck” or “bad luck”, it is seen as a believe that a particular event would or would not happen in a way that cannot be explained by science nor reasoning.
                The following are some of the superstitious belief in Yala local government of Cross River State:
1.       When a bird defecates on you it’s a signal that good luck and riches are about coming your way.
2.       Seeing a black worm in the daytime means bad luck is approaching.
3.       Itching of pals means good luck and people will give you money very soon.
4.       If a black cat crosses your path it signifies danger is waiting for you or approaching you(a matter of life and died)
5.       Sweeping your house at night means you’re sweeping your riches away.
6.       Putting peels of melon in fire means they would be a big fight or quarrel in the house or compound.
7.       If you carry a comb always in your pocket it means you will stay young forever.

Many people still keep the belief till date but the introduction of Christianity has taken these believe to archives…..!!!So would you say these believe are real, do you belief them drop your comment in the box below THANKS

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