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The Ogbanje Child Who Fought to Stay | True African Story

In Igbo culture, "Ogbanje" refers to a spirit child who repeatedly dies and is reborn into the same family. The Yoruba equivalent is called "Abiku". These children are believed to be part spirit and part human, and their fate is tied to a pact with other spirits to be reborn with a short life.

This powerful African folktale will leave you with goosebumps, tears, and a deep appreciation for ancestral beliefs, motherhood, and the spiritual depth of African storytelling.

Told through the child’s own voice, this heart-wrenching story explores the power of a mother’s love, the cruelty of spiritual traditions, and the tension between destiny and desire. As villagers whisper of curses and the gods’ wrath, Ezinne battles to stay alive long enough to call someone “Mama.”

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Africantalesbyifeoma and African tales by ifeoma have teamed up with African_folktales maestros tales by efua and talesbychi to spark a movement under #TrendingAfricanStories. This anthology of African folktales in english revives the haunting charm of Ogbanje stories, weaving the classic the Ogbanje story into a tapestry of Spiritual African stories and evocative Emotional African tale moments. Rooted in Nigerian storytelling and the deep currents of African oral tradition, the collection channels the mythical power of AfricanMythology and the SpiritRealm that pulses beneath Traditional African culture. TraditionalStories come alive as each narrative, including an African mother and child story centering on Ezinne’s journey, explores Motherhood as both a sacred duty and a source of luminous strength. From heart-stopping suspense to Heart-touching stories of resilience, these African folktales celebrate AfricanCulture and invite readers on an immersive voyage through ancestral wisdom.