Topic: Do you ever believe such story if yes how true is it (Read 87 times)
The story of killi -wee the Nigerian giant has been a story we heard right from when we where small uptil date and we can not really tell how truth it was. But somehow we I believe most of it are truth but not really all. According to what I heard, he was a great giant that ever existed. And has did wonders and unemerginable things. According to the story I heard from my mum that nwachukwu killi-we was a great man that did tremendous things that they used his name to even sing rhymes in the younger age at school apart from that I don't know much part from that. I wounder what I can say about someone that existed before my parents existed. Probably I will accept the story as it was said because I believe the information has been paused from generation to generation. We will always remember him.
Maybe what he did
were all entertaining but did he really do anything to be considered a hero?
The above post entails his heroic nature meaning his recognition come with those character that is being put and sum up for his greatness. overly as an entertainer people would always keep records of his nature just as other strong american hero's are being recognized of the role they played in their own reigning time, this could be someone who discovered and invented a knowledge of any facility we are enjoying today for instance. Satoshi Nakamoto will forever remains in the history of men for his or her great invention not just that but for rendering a greater financial solution to the general world where anyone can seat at his convenience and execute a transaction without the need to go through bank. were all entertaining but did he really do anything to be considered a hero?
I think he was just a really strong dude with great endurance.
If he had true great powers, he would not have died. His death
implies that he is human just like all of us. Still he was strong
and truly amazing so he must be recognized. Maybe what he did
were all entertaining but did he really do anything to be considered a hero?
If he had true great powers, he would not have died. His death
implies that he is human just like all of us. Still he was strong
and truly amazing so he must be recognized. Maybe what he did
were all entertaining but did he really do anything to be considered a hero?
Killi-We is popular name in Nigeria, especially in the Igbo extraction. All that was written about the man is the truth apart from one paragraph. My mother told me the stories of him when I was a kid. He was a real superman. But I am surprised why his tummy was such big and yet he command such a baffling strength.
The part of the story I consider fallacy is
Lol..The part of the story I consider fallacy is
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Story had it that when he died, his body was deposited in Aladinma mourtuary, he in the night, will carry don all other corpeses and strech himself on them. He continued this till he was rejected by the morgue. He was real.
Although people from my side of the world believe such a thing happens and they had often times acted it in Nollywood, but in the case of Killi we, I'm not sure it happened.Big tummy doesn't detects how weak or how strong a man could be and it's not a limitation if someone is naturally strong tummy can't make them weak or less active as a strong and supper man. I have came across this post severally but then didn't give it much attention because I was thinking it fallacy, you know a story red from online might seems a cooked up storyline maybe one needs to go detailing for him to be sure since I have this strong believe that online content creator can go as much as possible to cook up stories in order for them to gain traffic and make their site popular.
Killi-We is popular name in Nigeria, especially in the Igbo extraction. All that was written about the man is the truth apart from one paragraph. My mother told me the stories of him when I was a kid. He was a real superman. But I am surprised why his tummy was such big and yet he command such a baffling strength.
The part of the story I consider fallacy is
The part of the story I consider fallacy is
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Story had it that when he died, his body was deposited in Aladinma mourtuary, he in the night, will carry don all other corpeses and strech himself on them. He continued this till he was rejected by the morgue. He was real.
Although people from my side of the world believe such a thing happens and they had often times acted it in Nollywood, but in the case of Killi we, I'm not sure it happened.
Brief about "Killi-We" Nwachukwu, from Oboro Umueze Ogwa, IMO state.
“Killi-We” Nwachukwu was for more than two decades celebrated as a homegrown Nigerian “superman.” Some of his legendary feats of strength included lifting buses, having cement blocks crushed on his head, and allowing cars to drive over his body.
Superman Killi-Wee Nwachukwu was the strongest man in Nigeria–Philip Emeagwali
Killiwe in action
He was a superman who was going from place to place to perform. People paid to watch him. I saw him perform at our primary school in those days. I think his real name was Nwozuzu Nwachukwu (or something like that). I heard that “Killi We” was a nickname he got after a fight with a certain man, one commentator said.
A great natural Superman! Nwozuzu Nwachukwu (Son of God). “Killi We” was a nickname he got after a fight with a stubborn man “Tick man” who refused to pay him his money for a truck load of goods he conveyed from the market to the man’s home.
He used to push a wooden two wheel truck with which he carried goods for people. Then, Truck vehicles were not around, or were not affordable. So, after dropping off the goods, the man would not pay what Nwachukwu charged claiming it was too high.
He tried to walk away and Nwachukwu grabbed him by the hand insisting he must pay. A fight ensued and he pinned the man to the ground. The man’s wife ran in and came out with a wooden pestle to assist her husband.
Nwachukwu snatched it from her, lifted the woman up and pinned her on top of her husband on the floor. Powerless, she started screaming, Killi We Nwachukwu, Killi we Nwanchukwu” meaning, Nwachukwu, kill us!
In the early 90’s, we were asked to pay some money so that he will come and display his power. We gladly paid the money. On the D day od his assuMed coming, we waited, we couldn’t see him, so, we left. The following day in school, some students that were patient enough narrated how he came, how he carried four students on each of his hand and some many power acrobat . Menn….. It was like a hell to me that I didn’t wait to see this man.
He is real. That was another commentator.
And yet another.
He existed. Back in eighties, he came to our school, we paid 50 Kobo to watch him. He carried 10 bags of cement on his stomach and toyed a 504 peugeot SR with a rope on his teeth. Story had it that when he died, his body was deposited in Aladinma mourtuary, he in the night, will carry don all other corpeses and strech himself on them. He continued this till he was rejected by the morgue. He was real.
I remember hearing stories about Giant Alakuku as a child. But I don’t recall ever seeing him.
I remember Killiwe. He was a fat dude and used to tour the country performing stunts like grabbing cars by the bumper and preventing it from moving as someone stepped on the pedal.
I also remember a Seven-Seven song about Killiwe:
“Killiwe Nwaozize Nwachukwu
Abeg make you help me carry my load”
Great Ibeabuchi alias Pistor Killer of Ngodo Isuochi the Lion of Africa who was a great Superman who contested and won the mighty Kill-We Nwachukwu in the sixties.
For more information you can read more here.. note this link might only be visible to Nigerians. Note I came across this post while reading some interesting articles online and I decided to share here to those who are so believers of such news.
“Killi-We” Nwachukwu was for more than two decades celebrated as a homegrown Nigerian “superman.” Some of his legendary feats of strength included lifting buses, having cement blocks crushed on his head, and allowing cars to drive over his body.
Superman Killi-Wee Nwachukwu was the strongest man in Nigeria–Philip Emeagwali
Killiwe in action
He was a superman who was going from place to place to perform. People paid to watch him. I saw him perform at our primary school in those days. I think his real name was Nwozuzu Nwachukwu (or something like that). I heard that “Killi We” was a nickname he got after a fight with a certain man, one commentator said.
A great natural Superman! Nwozuzu Nwachukwu (Son of God). “Killi We” was a nickname he got after a fight with a stubborn man “Tick man” who refused to pay him his money for a truck load of goods he conveyed from the market to the man’s home.
He used to push a wooden two wheel truck with which he carried goods for people. Then, Truck vehicles were not around, or were not affordable. So, after dropping off the goods, the man would not pay what Nwachukwu charged claiming it was too high.
He tried to walk away and Nwachukwu grabbed him by the hand insisting he must pay. A fight ensued and he pinned the man to the ground. The man’s wife ran in and came out with a wooden pestle to assist her husband.
Nwachukwu snatched it from her, lifted the woman up and pinned her on top of her husband on the floor. Powerless, she started screaming, Killi We Nwachukwu, Killi we Nwanchukwu” meaning, Nwachukwu, kill us!
In the early 90’s, we were asked to pay some money so that he will come and display his power. We gladly paid the money. On the D day od his assuMed coming, we waited, we couldn’t see him, so, we left. The following day in school, some students that were patient enough narrated how he came, how he carried four students on each of his hand and some many power acrobat . Menn….. It was like a hell to me that I didn’t wait to see this man.
He is real. That was another commentator.
And yet another.
He existed. Back in eighties, he came to our school, we paid 50 Kobo to watch him. He carried 10 bags of cement on his stomach and toyed a 504 peugeot SR with a rope on his teeth. Story had it that when he died, his body was deposited in Aladinma mourtuary, he in the night, will carry don all other corpeses and strech himself on them. He continued this till he was rejected by the morgue. He was real.
I remember hearing stories about Giant Alakuku as a child. But I don’t recall ever seeing him.
I remember Killiwe. He was a fat dude and used to tour the country performing stunts like grabbing cars by the bumper and preventing it from moving as someone stepped on the pedal.
I also remember a Seven-Seven song about Killiwe:
“Killiwe Nwaozize Nwachukwu
Abeg make you help me carry my load”
Great Ibeabuchi alias Pistor Killer of Ngodo Isuochi the Lion of Africa who was a great Superman who contested and won the mighty Kill-We Nwachukwu in the sixties.
For more information you can read more here.. note this link might only be visible to Nigerians. Note I came across this post while reading some interesting articles online and I decided to share here to those who are so believers of such news.
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